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The public schools with the highest share of Native American students in California · page 46

Ranks 2,2512,300 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
2251Maria Carrillo HighSanta Rosa, CASanta Rosa High1,58470.4%
2252Lakeview Leadership AcademyVictorville, CAVictor Valley Union High90140.4%
2253Castle Park Senior HighChula Vista, CASweetwater Union High1,36360.4%
2254Madrona MiddleTorrance, CATorrance Unified67830.4%
2255Garden ElementaryTulare, CATulare City68930.4%
2256Dr. Ralph H. Baker 21st Century Learning CenterVictorville, CAVictor Elementary68630.4%
2257Golden West HighVisalia, CAVisalia Unified2,05990.4%
2258Ortega HighLake Elsinore, CALake Elsinore Unified46320.4%
2259Virginia Peterson ElementaryPaso Robles, CAPaso Robles Joint Unified46120.4%
2260River Valley CharterLakeside, CARiver Valley Charter District23110.4%
2261Aspire Alexander Twilight Secondary AcademySacramento, CAAspire Alexander Twilight Secondary Academy District46420.4%
2262NOVA Academy - CoachellaCoachella, CANOVA Academy - Coachella District23510.4%
2263Downtown College Preparatory MiddleSan Jose, CADowntown College Preparatory Middle District23110.4%
2264SAVA - Sacramento Academic and Vocational AcademySacramento, CASAVA - Sacramento Academic and Vocational Academy District23410.4%
2265Gateway HighSan Francisco, CAGateway High District46420.4%
2266William Penn ElementaryBakersfield, CABakersfield City23510.4%
2267Brookside ElementaryBeaumont, CABeaumont Unified69130.4%
2268Taylor Mountain ElementarySanta Rosa, CABellevue Union46820.4%
2269William Saroyan ElementaryFresno, CACentral Unified69730.4%
2270River Bluff ElementaryFresno, CACentral Unified69430.4%
2271Chualar ElementaryChualar, CAChualar Union23410.4%
2272Dry Creek ElementaryClovis, CAClovis Unified93940.4%
2273Oak Ridge HighEl Dorado Hills, CAEl Dorado Union High2,346100.4%
2274Excelsior ElementaryRoseville, CAEureka Union46920.4%
2275Edison HighFresno, CAFresno Unified2,339100.4%
2276Santana HighSantee, CAGrossmont Union High1,62170.4%
2277Hart-Ransom ElementaryModesto, CAHart-Ransom Union Elementary70530.4%
2278Hilmar HighHilmar, CAHilmar Unified69630.4%
2279R. O. Hardin ElementaryHollister, CAHollister46120.4%
2280Frank D. ParentInglewood, CAInglewood Unified23510.4%
2281East Bakersfield HighBakersfield, CAKern High2,331100.4%
2282South HighBakersfield, CAKern High2,10790.4%
2283Sunnydale ElementaryLancaster, CALancaster Elementary46920.4%
2284Ronald E. McNair HighStockton, CALodi Unified1,64470.4%
2285Leonora Fillmore ElementaryLompoc, CALompoc Unified46920.4%
2286Prisk ElementaryLong Beach, CALong Beach Unified46920.4%
2287Fairburn Avenue ElementaryLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified46620.4%
2288YES AcademyLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified46220.4%
2289Madera HighMadera, CAMadera Unified1,86980.4%
2290Weston Ranch HighStockton, CAManteca Unified1,16450.4%
2291Livingston HighLivingston, CAMerced Union High1,16950.4%
2292La Loma Junior HighModesto, CAModesto City Elementary70530.4%
2293Monterey HighMonterey, CAMonterey Peninsula Unified1,40160.4%
2294North Ridge ElementaryMoreno Valley, CAMoreno Valley Unified70030.4%
2295Olympic HighConcord, CAMt. Diablo Unified23310.4%
2296Peachland Avenue ElementaryNewhall, CANewhall46320.4%
2297Orcutt Junior HighSanta Maria, CAOrcutt Union Elementary46420.4%
2298Stone Ranch ElementarySan Diego, CAPoway Unified69230.4%
2299Pleasant Grove MiddleRescue, CARescue Union Elementary47020.4%
2300Rio Bravo-Greeley ElementaryBakersfield, CARio Bravo-Greeley Union Elementary46620.4%
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