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The public schools with the highest share of Native American students in California · page 17

Ranks 801850 of the public schools with the highest share of Native American students in California. Back to page 1.

MOST NATIVE AMERICAN · CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsNative American students% Native American
801George Washington ElementaryDaly City, CAJefferson Elementary20621.0%
802Live Oak MiddleLive Oak, CALive Oak Unified41341.0%
803John B. Riebli ElementarySanta Rosa, CAMark West Union Elementary41141.0%
804Pioneer ElementaryHanford, CAPioneer Union Elementary51851.0%
805Roger Anton ElementarySan Bernardino, CASan Bernardino City Unified61961.0%
806Hemlock ElementaryVacaville, CAVacaville Unified41341.0%
807High Desert Premier AcademyApple Valley, CAApple Valley Unified20821.0%
808ICEF View Park Preparatory HighLos Angeles, CAICEF View Park Preparatory High District31331.0%
809Sierra MiddleBakersfield, CABakersfield City73171.0%
810San Lauren ElementaryBakersfield, CABeardsley Elementary41741.0%
811Janesville ElementaryJanesville, CAJanesville Union Elementary31331.0%
812Lindhurst HighOlivehurst, CAMarysville Joint Unified1,254121.0%
813Ray Wiltsey MiddleOntario, CAOntario-Montclair72771.0%
814Crown Point ElementarySan Diego, CASan Diego Unified31331.0%
815Windsor MiddleWindsor, CAWindsor Unified73670.9%
816Sycamore MiddleGridley, CAGridley Unified42340.9%
817Downtown ElementaryBakersfield, CABakersfield City31730.9%
818Lincoln ElementaryFresno, CAClovis Unified63160.9%
819Knightsen ElementaryKnightsen, CAKnightsen Elementary31630.9%
820Sierra Vista ElementaryMadera, CAMadera Unified74070.9%
821Middletown HighMiddletown, CAMiddletown Unified42140.9%
822John F. Kennedy HighRichmond, CAWest Contra Costa Unified74070.9%
823Las Flores ElementaryRidgecrest, CASierra Sands Unified52650.9%
824Phoenix High (Continuation)Lincoln, CAWestern Placer Unified10510.9%
825Los Robles ElementaryPorterville, CAPorterville Unified42440.9%
826Fairbanks ElementarySacramento, CATwin Rivers Unified32030.9%
827Piner-Olivet CharterSanta Rosa, CAPiner-Olivet Charter District21220.9%
828O. S. Hubbard ElementarySan Jose, CAAlum Rock Union Elementary42740.9%
829Chico HighChico, CAChico Unified1,804170.9%
830Mickey Cox ElementaryClovis, CAClovis Unified63960.9%
831Blue Hills ElementarySaratoga, CACupertino Union42440.9%
832Dan O. Root ElementarySuisun City, CAFairfield-Suisun Unified42640.9%
833Knights Ferry ElementaryKnights Ferry, CAKnights Ferry Elementary10610.9%
834Mark West ElementarySanta Rosa, CAMark West Union Elementary42540.9%
835Coyote Valley ElementaryHidden Valley Lake, CAMiddletown Unified42740.9%
836Sheldon ElementaryRichmond, CAWest Contra Costa Unified31830.9%
837Roseland Creek ElementarySanta Rosa, CARoseland53450.9%
838Tahoe ElementarySacramento, CASacramento City Unified31930.9%
839California Avenue ElementaryRiverbank, CARiverbank Unified54050.9%
840Yuba River CharterGrass Valley, CAYuba River Charter District32330.9%
841Skyline North ElementaryBarstow, CABarstow Unified32230.9%
842Camerado Springs MiddleCameron Park, CABuckeye Union Elementary53650.9%
843Edgewater ElementaryMarysville, CAMarysville Joint Unified54050.9%
844Thomas Kelly ElementaryCarmichael, CASan Juan Unified32130.9%
845Royal Sunset (Continuation)Hayward, CASan Lorenzo Unified10710.9%
846Monarch Grove ElementaryLos Osos, CASan Luis Coastal Unified32430.9%
847Tehachapi Independent Learning AcademyTehachapi, CATehachapi Unified10810.9%
848Poplar Avenue ElementaryOroville, CAThermalito Union Elementary32130.9%
849Marin County Special EducationSan Rafael, CAMarin County Office of Education21520.9%
850Ridgepoint TK-8Sacramento, CATwin Rivers Unified65060.9%
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