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The public elementary schools with the highest share of White students in Salinas, California

Across Salinas, California, 35 public elementary schools are ranked here, ranked by the share of students who are White, from federal NCES enrollment data. Toro Park Elementary leads the list at 53.1%, against a median of 2.7% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
35
Salinas, California
Top % White
53.1%
Median % White
2.7%
MOST WHITE · SALINAS, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsWhite students% White
1Toro Park ElementarySalinas, CAWashington Union Elementary34118153.1%
2Washington ElementarySalinas, CAWashington Union Elementary1547850.6%
3Mission Park ElementarySalinas, CASalinas City Elementary6578412.8%
4Monterey Park ElementarySalinas, CASalinas City Elementary541458.3%
5Oasis Charter PublicSalinas, CAOasis Charter Public District193168.3%
6Prunedale ElementarySalinas, CANorth Monterey County Unified644517.9%
7Laurel Wood ElementarySalinas, CASalinas City Elementary417266.2%
8La Joya ElementarySalinas, CASanta Rita Union Elementary498285.6%
9New Republic ElementarySalinas, CASanta Rita Union Elementary482265.4%
10Lincoln ElementarySalinas, CASalinas City Elementary646345.3%
11Boronda ElementarySalinas, CASalinas City Elementary288144.9%
12University Park ElementarySalinas, CASalinas City Elementary488214.3%
13El Gabilan ElementarySalinas, CASalinas City Elementary548203.6%
14Echo Valley ElementarySalinas, CANorth Monterey County Unified502173.4%
15Boronda MeadowsSalinas, CASalinas City Elementary620182.9%
16Henry F. Kammann ElementarySalinas, CASalinas City Elementary743212.8%
17Creekside ElementarySalinas, CAAlisal Union534152.8%
18McKinnonSalinas, CASanta Rita Union Elementary439122.7%
19John E. Steinbeck ElementarySalinas, CAAlisal Union486122.5%
20Roosevelt ElementarySalinas, CASalinas City Elementary560112.0%
21Loma Vista ElementarySalinas, CASalinas City Elementary44571.6%
22Natividad ElementarySalinas, CASalinas City Elementary70591.3%
23Cesar E. Chavez ElementarySalinas, CAAlisal Union62861.0%
24Bardin ElementarySalinas, CAAlisal Union55950.9%
25Sherwood ElementarySalinas, CASalinas City Elementary85970.8%
26Frank Paul ElementarySalinas, CAAlisal Union63850.8%
27Santa Rita ElementarySalinas, CASanta Rita Union Elementary54540.7%
28Monte Bella ElementarySalinas, CAAlisal Union81250.6%
29Virginia Rocca Barton ElementarySalinas, CAAlisal Union52630.6%
30Dr. Oscar F. Loya ElementarySalinas, CAAlisal Union57320.3%
31Alisal CommunitySalinas, CAAlisal Union59120.3%
32Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. AcademySalinas, CAAlisal Union57710.2%
33Los Padres ElementarySalinas, CASalinas City Elementary62010.2%
34Jesse G. Sanchez ElementarySalinas, CAAlisal Union64610.1%
35Fremont ElementarySalinas, CAAlisal Union71100.0%
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Racial and ethnic enrollment shares are factual figures reported by each school to the federal government (NCES). This list describes the composition of student bodies and is not an evaluation or endorsement of any school.

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