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The public schools with the highest share of Pacific Islander students in California · page 38

Ranks 1,8511,900 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
1851Frances Ellen Watkins Harper Junior HighDavis, CADavis Joint Unified53330.6%
1852Glenmoor ElementaryFremont, CAFremont Unified53630.6%
1853Washington HighFremont, CAFremont Unified1,957110.6%
1854Liberty Ranch HighGalt, CAGalt Joint Union High89950.6%
1855James Irvine IntermediateGarden Grove, CAGarden Grove Unified53230.6%
1856Sarah McGarvin IntermediateWestminster, CAGarden Grove Unified71740.6%
1857Tierra del Sol MiddleLakeside, CALakeside Union Elementary71340.6%
1858Burbank ElementaryLong Beach, CALong Beach Unified53830.6%
1859Willard ElementaryLong Beach, CALong Beach Unified53430.6%
1860Cantara Street ElementaryReseda, CALos Angeles Unified35720.6%
1861Lindhurst HighOlivehurst, CAMarysville Joint Unified1,25470.6%
1862Sonoma ElementaryModesto, CAModesto City Elementary53630.6%
1863Philadelphia ElementaryPomona, CAPomona Unified53530.6%
1864Fred T. Korematsu MiddleEl Cerrito, CAWest Contra Costa Unified70840.6%
1865Jefferson ElementaryRiverside, CARiverside Unified88650.6%
1866Magnolia ElementaryRiverside, CARiverside Unified53530.6%
1867Shandin Hills MiddleSan Bernardino, CASan Bernardino City Unified70940.6%
1868Sequoia ElementarySan Diego, CASan Diego Unified18010.6%
1869Gabrielino HighSan Gabriel, CASan Gabriel Unified1,43880.6%
1870Weber InstituteStockton, CAStockton Unified35820.6%
1871Linwood ElementaryVisalia, CAVisalia Unified53730.6%
1872Dorothy McElhinney MiddleMurrieta, CAMurrieta Valley Unified1,45180.6%
1873Upper Lake MiddleUpper Lake, CAUpper Lake Unified18310.6%
1874Da Vinci CommunicationsEl Segundo, CADa Vinci Communications District55030.6%
1875Alameda Community Learning CenterAlameda, CAAlameda Community Learning Center District36220.6%
1876Community School for Creative EducationOakland, CACommunity School for Creative Education District18310.6%
1877Rocketship Spark AcademySan Jose, CARocketship Spark Academy District54630.6%
1878Helix HighLa Mesa, CAHelix High District2,554140.6%
1879Carter G. Woodson Public CharterFresno, CACarter G. Woodson Public Charter District36420.6%
1880Ross (Betsy) ElementaryAnaheim, CAAnaheim Elementary73140.6%
1881Ward (E. W.) ElementaryDowney, CADowney Unified54330.6%
1882Green Valley MiddleFairfield, CAFairfield-Suisun Unified90350.6%
1883Folsom HighFolsom, CAFolsom-Cordova Unified2,901160.6%
1884Empire Oaks ElementaryFolsom, CAFolsom-Cordova Unified36620.6%
1885Ericson ElementaryFresno, CAFresno Unified72240.6%
1886Los Amigos ElementaryRancho Cucamonga, CACucamonga Elementary55030.6%
1887Lakeside MiddleLakeside, CALakeside Union Elementary72440.6%
1888George Washington ElementaryLodi, CALodi Unified36120.6%
1889Robert E. Peary MiddleGardena, CALos Angeles Unified1,08260.6%
1890D. D. Johnston ElementaryNorwalk, CANorwalk-La Mirada Unified36120.6%
1891Hope View ElementaryHuntington Beach, CAOcean View54630.6%
1892Longfellow (Henry W.) ElementaryPasadena, CAPasadena Unified54630.6%
1893Pioneer MiddleHanford, CAPioneer Union Elementary55030.6%
1894El Gabilan ElementarySalinas, CASalinas City Elementary54830.6%
1895Cajon HighSan Bernardino, CASan Bernardino City Unified2,748150.6%
1896Penn ElementarySan Diego, CASan Diego Unified36620.6%
1897Sierra Avenue ElementaryOroville, CAThermalito Union Elementary36520.6%
1898Tustin HighTustin, CATustin Unified1,62790.6%
1899Riverside County CommunityRiverside, CARiverside County Office of Education18110.6%
1900Windsor MiddleWindsor, CAWindsor Unified73640.5%
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