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The public schools with the highest share of Native American students in California · page 37

Ranks 1,8011,850 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
1801Birdielee V. Bright ElementaryLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified37420.5%
1802Brock Elliott ElementaryManteca, CAManteca Unified75840.5%
1803Pearl Zanker ElementaryMilpitas, CAMilpitas Unified56330.5%
1804Grace M. Davis HighModesto, CAModesto City High2,083110.5%
1805Creek View ElementaryOntario, CAMountain View Elementary56630.5%
1806Oak Park IndependentOak Park, CAOak Park Unified18910.5%
1807Montera ElementaryMontclair, CAOntario-Montclair56430.5%
1808Palm Tree ElementaryPalmdale, CAPalmdale Elementary56430.5%
1809Summerwind ElementaryPalmdale, CAPalmdale Elementary56930.5%
1810David G. Millen Law and Government Magnet AcademyPalmdale, CAPalmdale Elementary95250.5%
1811Tierra Bonita ElementaryPoway, CAPoway Unified37720.5%
1812R. Roger Rowe MiddleRancho Santa Fe, CARancho Santa Fe Elementary18910.5%
1813Dr. John H. Milor High ContinuationRialto, CARialto Unified19010.5%
1814Bell Avenue ElementarySacramento, CARobla Elementary37720.5%
1815Warren T. Eich MiddleRoseville, CARoseville City Elementary93950.5%
1816The METSacramento, CASacramento City Unified19010.5%
1817Paakuma K-8San Bernardino, CASan Bernardino City Unified94050.5%
1818Dailard ElementarySan Diego, CASan Diego Unified56730.5%
1819Carmichael ElementaryCarmichael, CASan Juan Unified37420.5%
1820Arroyo HighSan Lorenzo, CASan Lorenzo Unified1,49980.5%
1821Morro Bay HighMorro Bay, CASan Luis Coastal Unified75140.5%
1822Don CallejonSanta Clara, CASanta Clara Unified56830.5%
1823Coleman F. Brown ElementaryModesto, CASylvan Union Elementary37820.5%
1824Wheatland ElementaryWheatland, CAWheatland38020.5%
1825King Avenue ElementaryYuba City, CAYuba City Unified38020.5%
1826Rocklin HighRocklin, CARocklin Unified1,936100.5%
1827Desert Knolls ElementaryApple Valley, CAApple Valley Unified58230.5%
1828Natomas HighSacramento, CANatomas Unified1,15760.5%
1829Tracy HighTracy, CATracy Joint Unified1,73990.5%
1830Oasis Charter PublicSalinas, CAOasis Charter Public District19310.5%
1831Old Town Academy K-8 CharterSan Diego, CAOld Town Academy K-8 Charter District19410.5%
1832Aspire Benjamin Holt MiddleStockton, CAAspire Benjamin Holt Middle District57330.5%
1833Western Sierra Collegiate AcademyRocklin, CAWestern Sierra Collegiate Academy District77640.5%
1834Earl Warren Junior HighBakersfield, CAPanama-Buena Vista Union96550.5%
1835Willow ElementaryGlendora, CACharter Oak Unified38820.5%
1836Highland ElementaryNorco, CACorona-Norco Unified57330.5%
1837Del Lago Academy - Campus of Applied ScienceEscondido, CAEscondido Union High76540.5%
1838John Sutter MiddleFowler, CAFowler Unified57930.5%
1839Ladd Lane ElementaryHollister, CAHollister76740.5%
1840William Anderson ElementaryLawndale, CALawndale Elementary57230.5%
1841Bear Creek HighStockton, CALodi Unified1,925100.5%
1842Rogers MiddleLong Beach, CALong Beach Unified77340.5%
1843Georgina P. Blach Junior HighLos Altos, CALos Altos Elementary38820.5%
1844Micheltorena Street ElementaryLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified38820.5%
1845Burbank ElementaryModesto, CAModesto City Elementary57230.5%
1846Twentynine Palms ElementaryTwentynine Palms, CAMorongo Unified57930.5%
1847Ygnacio Valley ElementaryConcord, CAMt. Diablo Unified38720.5%
1848James Logan HighUnion City, CANew Haven Unified3,096160.5%
1849Wiley Canyon ElementaryNewhall, CANewhall38820.5%
1850Lakeview ElementaryYorba Linda, CAPlacentia-Yorba Linda Unified38120.5%
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