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The public schools with the highest share of Pacific Islander students in California · page 3

Ranks 101150 of the public schools with the highest share of Pacific Islander students in California. Back to page 1.

MOST PACIFIC ISLANDER · CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsPacific Islander students% Pacific Islander
101Congressman Jerry Lewis ElementaryFort Irwin, CASilver Valley Unified510163.1%
102Sun Terrace ElementaryConcord, CAMt. Diablo Unified418133.1%
103Nicholas ElementarySacramento, CASacramento City Unified482153.1%
104Hazel Strauch ElementarySacramento, CATwin Rivers Unified650203.1%
105Cesar Chavez MiddleOceanside, CAOceanside Unified557173.0%
106Hayward Collegiate CharterHayward, CAHayward Collegiate Charter District23173.0%
107Yermo ElementaryYermo, CASilver Valley Unified368113.0%
108Hoover MiddleLakewood, CALong Beach Unified505153.0%
109George Hall ElementarySan Mateo, CASan Mateo-Foster City370113.0%
110Stephen M. White MiddleCarson, CALos Angeles Unified1,423423.0%
111Glen Cove ElementaryVallejo, CAVallejo City Unified441133.0%
112Tiefort View IntermediateFort Irwin, CASilver Valley Unified408122.9%
113Raymond Case ElementaryElk Grove, CAElk Grove Unified751222.9%
114Twentynine Palms HighTwentynine Palms, CAMorongo Unified719212.9%
115Jack London ElementaryAntioch, CAAntioch Unified446132.9%
116Tennyson HighHayward, CAHayward Unified1,511442.9%
117Valley HighSacramento, CAElk Grove Unified1,622472.9%
118Grant ElementaryEureka, CAEureka City Schools27882.9%
119Robinson ElementaryFresno, CAFresno Unified525152.9%
120Village Elementary CharterSanta Rosa, CARincon Valley Union Elementary384112.9%
121Redwood HighRedwood City, CASequoia Union High17552.9%
122Alvarado ElementaryUnion City, CANew Haven Unified667192.9%
123Carson Senior HighCarson, CALos Angeles Unified1,407402.8%
124Aspire East Palo Alto CharterEast Palo Alto, CAAspire East Palo Alto Charter District496142.8%
125Fairbanks ElementarySacramento, CATwin Rivers Unified32092.8%
126Lichen K-8Citrus Heights, CASan Juan Unified498142.8%
127Agnes M. Baptist ElementaryModesto, CAStanislaus Union Elementary606172.8%
128Browns ElementaryRio Oso, CABrowns Elementary14342.8%
129Fern Bacon MiddleSacramento, CASacramento City Unified679192.8%
130Oak Ridge ElementarySacramento, CASacramento City Unified429122.8%
131Leadership Public Schools - HaywardHayward, CALeadership Public Schools - Hayward District573162.8%
132Birney ElementaryLong Beach, CALong Beach Unified501142.8%
133Fred T. Korematsu Discovery Academy ElementaryOakland, CAOakland Unified18052.8%
134Herbert Slater MiddleSanta Rosa, CASanta Rosa High577162.8%
135Palm Vista ElementaryTwentynine Palms, CAMorongo Unified362102.8%
136Albert Einstein MiddleSacramento, CASacramento City Unified579162.8%
137John D. Sloat ElementarySacramento, CASacramento City Unified21862.8%
138Rio Tierra Junior HighSacramento, CATwin Rivers Unified32892.7%
139Susan B. Anthony ElementarySacramento, CASacramento City Unified32992.7%
140Irene B. West ElementaryElk Grove, CAElk Grove Unified1,063292.7%
141Joshua Cowell ElementaryManteca, CAManteca Unified702192.7%
142Edward Harris Jr. MiddleElk Grove, CAElk Grove Unified1,187322.7%
143Marsh ElementaryAntioch, CAAntioch Unified522142.7%
144Del Rey ElementarySan Lorenzo, CASan Lorenzo Unified373102.7%
145Helen M. Lehman ElementarySanta Rosa, CASanta Rosa Elementary373102.7%
146Elder Creek ElementarySacramento, CASacramento City Unified712192.7%
147John Bidwell ElementarySacramento, CASacramento City Unified26272.7%
148Carver ElementarySan Diego, CASan Diego Unified18752.7%
149Freedom ElementaryModesto, CASylvan Union Elementary713192.7%
150Bannon CreekSacramento, CANatomas Unified491132.6%
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