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The public schools with the highest share of Native American students in California · page 5

Ranks 201250 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
201Coastal Grove CharterArcata, CACoastal Grove Charter District23573.0%
202Stanford Avenue ElementaryOroville, CAOroville City Elementary403123.0%
203Martin ElementarySouth San Francisco, CASouth San Francisco Unified370113.0%
204Mountain Vista MiddleKelseyville, CAKelseyville Unified405123.0%
205Mark Twain ElementaryAngels Camp, CAMark Twain Union Elementary507153.0%
206Anderson New Technology HighAnderson, CAAnderson Union High10232.9%
207Alice Birney ElementaryEureka, CAEureka City Schools375112.9%
208Central Coast HighSeaside, CAMonterey Peninsula Unified10332.9%
209Quincy Junior/Senior HighQuincy, CAPlumas Unified31092.9%
210Columbia MiddleSunnyvale, CASunnyvale697202.9%
211Hayfork ElementaryHayfork, CAMountain Valley Unified24572.9%
212Kernville ElementaryKernville, CAKernville Union Elementary10532.9%
213Brookside ElementaryWillits, CAWillits Unified350102.9%
214Shasta Charter AcademyRedding, CAShasta Charter Academy District28382.8%
215Sonora ElementarySonora, CASonora Elementary643182.8%
216Columbia ElementaryRedding, CAColumbia Elementary430122.8%
217James M. Burchfield PrimaryColusa, CAColusa Unified430122.8%
218Children's Community CharterParadise, CAChildren's Community Charter District22062.7%
219Corral Hollow ElementaryTracy, CAJefferson Elementary806222.7%
220Santa Ynez ElementarySanta Ynez, CACollege Elementary14742.7%
221Aspire Capitol Heights AcademySacramento, CAAspire Capitol Heights Academy District22262.7%
222Argonaut HighJackson, CAAmador County Unified593162.7%
223Blosser Lane ElementaryWillits, CAWillits Unified33592.7%
224Julian HighJulian, CAJulian Union High11232.7%
225Shadow Hills ElementaryAlpine, CAAlpine Union Elementary377102.6%
226Weed ElementaryWeed, CAWeed Union Elementary26872.6%
227Sherwood MontessoriChico, CASherwood Montessori District11632.6%
228Columbia ElementaryColumbia, CAColumbia Union464122.6%
229Mariposa ElementaryMariposa, CAMariposa County Unified386102.6%
230Redway ElementaryRedway, CASouthern Humboldt Joint Unified27272.6%
231Lower Lake ElementaryLower Lake, CAKonocti Unified743192.6%
232PomoClearlake, CAKonocti Unified702182.6%
233Reeds Creek ElementaryRed Bluff, CAReeds Creek Elementary19552.6%
234Frank Zeek ElementaryUkiah, CAUkiah Unified391102.6%
235Colusa HighColusa, CAColusa Unified431112.5%
236Northcoast Preparatory and Performing Arts AcademyArcata, CANorthcoast Preparatory and Performing Arts Academy District11832.5%
237Grant ElementaryEureka, CAEureka City Schools27872.5%
238Red Bluff HighRed Bluff, CARed Bluff Joint Union High1,586402.5%
239LilacValley Center, CAValley Center-Pauma Unified438112.5%
240Jackson ElementaryJackson, CAAmador County Unified479122.5%
241Alta Mesa ElementaryRedding, CAEnterprise Elementary31982.5%
242Rother ElementaryRedding, CAEnterprise Elementary28072.5%
243Eliot ElementaryGilroy, CAGilroy Unified481122.5%
244Inyokern ElementaryInyokern, CASierra Sands Unified16142.5%
245El Dorado Co Office of Ed Special Ed ProgramsPlacerville, CAEl Dorado County Office of Education20252.5%
246Redwood Collegiate AcademyUkiah, CARedwood Collegiate Academy District12232.5%
247Jefferson ElementaryCloverdale, CACloverdale Unified487122.5%
248Jackson Heights ElementaryRed Bluff, CARed Bluff Union Elementary407102.5%
249Willits CharterWillits, CAWillits Charter District12332.4%
250New Hope CharterSacramento, CANew Hope Charter District16442.4%
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