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The public high schools with the highest share of multiracial students in San Bernardino County, California · page 2

Ranks 51–85 of the public schools with the highest share of multiracial students in San Bernardino County, California. Back to page 1.

MOST MULTIRACIAL · SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	Students	Two or more students	% Two or more
51	Mojave High	Hesperia, CA	Hesperia Unified	277	5	1.8%
52	Trona High	Trona, CA	Trona Joint Unified	111	2	1.8%
53	Chaffey High	Ontario, CA	Chaffey Joint Union High	3,127	55	1.8%
54	Chino High	Chino, CA	Chino Valley Unified	2,077	36	1.7%
55	San Andreas High	Highland, CA	San Bernardino City Unified	420	7	1.7%
56	Black Rock Alternative/Continuation	Yucca Valley, CA	Morongo Unified	122	2	1.6%
57	Pacific High	San Bernardino, CA	San Bernardino City Unified	1,246	20	1.6%
58	Hesperia High	Hesperia, CA	Hesperia Unified	2,405	38	1.6%
59	Grand Terrace High Sch at the Ray Abril Jr. Edal Complex	Grand Terrace, CA	Colton Joint Unified	1,647	25	1.5%
60	Don Antonio Lugo High	Chino, CA	Chino Valley Unified	1,256	19	1.5%
61	Ontario High	Ontario, CA	Chaffey Joint Union High	1,994	30	1.5%
62	Jurupa Hills High	Fontana, CA	Fontana Unified	1,739	26	1.5%
63	Sultana High	Hesperia, CA	Hesperia Unified	2,098	30	1.4%
64	Indian Springs High	San Bernardino, CA	San Bernardino City Unified	1,810	25	1.4%
65	Wilmer Amina Carter High	Rialto, CA	Rialto Unified	1,951	26	1.3%
66	Sierra High	San Bernardino, CA	San Bernardino City Unified	384	5	1.3%
67	Encore Jr./Sr. High Sch for the Perf and Visual Arts	Hesperia, CA	Encore Jr./Sr. High Sch for the Perf and Visual Arts DIST	561	—	1.3%
68	Montclair High	Montclair, CA	Chaffey Joint Union High	2,515	31	1.2%
69	Yucca Valley High	Yucca Valley, CA	Morongo Unified	1,168	14	1.2%
70	Middle College High	San Bernardino, CA	San Bernardino City Unified	269	3	1.1%
71	Eisenhower High	Rialto, CA	Rialto Unified	2,075	20	1.0%
72	Canyon Ridge High	Hesperia, CA	Hesperia Unified	218	2	0.9%
73	Fontana A. B. Miller High	Fontana, CA	Fontana Unified	1,950	18	0.9%
74	Slover Mountain High (Continuation)	Bloomington, CA	Colton Joint Unified	231	2	0.9%
75	Chaparral High	Phelan, CA	Snowline Joint Unified	130	1	0.8%
76	San Bernardino High	San Bernardino, CA	San Bernardino City Unified	1,440	11	0.8%
77	Arroyo Valley High	San Bernardino, CA	San Bernardino City Unified	2,692	17	0.6%
78	Henry J. Kaiser High	Fontana, CA	Fontana Unified	1,660	10	0.6%
79	Rialto High	Rialto, CA	Rialto Unified	2,623	15	0.6%
80	Dr. John H. Milor High Continuation	Rialto, CA	Rialto Unified	190	1	0.5%
81	Bloomington High	Bloomington, CA	Colton Joint Unified	1,794	9	0.5%
82	Fontana High	Fontana, CA	Fontana Unified	2,534	12	0.5%
83	Eric Birch High (Continuation)	Fontana, CA	Fontana Unified	239	1	0.4%
84	Colton High	Colton, CA	Colton Joint Unified	1,729	6	0.3%
85	Citrus High (Continuation)	Fontana, CA	Fontana Unified	335	1	0.3%

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