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The public middle schools with the highest share of White students in San Jose, California

This ranking covers the public middle schools with the highest share of White students in San Jose, California, drawn from 41 qualifying public middle schools. Union Middle leads the list at 36.2%, against a median of 3.6% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
41
San Jose, California
Top % White
36.2%
Median % White
3.6%
MOST WHITE · SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% White
1Union MiddleSan Jose, CAUnion Elementary1,06836.2%(387)
2Castillero MiddleSan Jose, CASan Jose Unified86531.6%(273)
3Dartmouth MiddleSan Jose, CAUnion Elementary90331.2%(282)
4Price Charter MiddleSan Jose, CACambrian95931.0%(297)
5Willow Glen MiddleSan Jose, CASan Jose Unified1,18030.8%(363)
6Bret Harte MiddleSan Jose, CASan Jose Unified86223.4%(202)
7John Muir MiddleSan Jose, CASan Jose Unified72219.1%(138)
8Herman (Leonard) IntermediateSan Jose, CAOak Grove Elementary72318.5%(134)
9Moreland MiddleSan Jose, CAMoreland70717.1%(121)
10Martin Murphy MiddleSan Jose, CAMorgan Hill Unified46616.7%(78)
11Bernal IntermediateSan Jose, CAOak Grove Elementary67515.4%(104)
12Dolores Huerta MiddleSan Jose, CASanta Clara Unified57110.0%(57)
13Herbert Hoover MiddleSan Jose, CASan Jose Unified9109.4%(86)
14Monroe MiddleSan Jose, CACampbell Union6779.3%(63)
15Chaboya MiddleSan Jose, CAEvergreen Elementary8156.1%(50)
16Muwekma Ohlone MiddleSan Jose, CASan Jose Unified5874.9%(29)
17Sierramont MiddleSan Jose, CABerryessa Union Elementary7424.8%(36)
18Joaquin Miller MiddleSan Jose, CACupertino Union1,0674.7%(50)
19Davis (Caroline) IntermediateSan Jose, CAOak Grove Elementary5374.7%(25)
20Morrill MiddleSan Jose, CABerryessa Union Elementary6654.1%(27)
21Sunrise MiddleSan Jose, CASunrise Middle District3013.6%(11)
22Piedmont MiddleSan Jose, CABerryessa Union Elementary5913.5%(21)
23Quimby Oak MiddleSan Jose, CAEvergreen Elementary8572.6%(22)
24George V. LeyVa IntermediateSan Jose, CAEvergreen Elementary4862.5%(12)
25William Sheppard MiddleSan Jose, CAAlum Rock Union Elementary4512.0%(9)
26August Boeger MiddleSan Jose, CAMount Pleasant Elementary3971.8%(7)
27Joseph George MiddleSan Jose, CAAlum Rock Union Elementary3841.6%(6)
28Ocala MiddleSan Jose, CAAlum Rock Union Elementary3771.3%(5)
29Sylvandale MiddleSan Jose, CAFranklin-McKinley Elementary3301.2%(4)
30Kipp Prize Preparatory AcademySan Jose, CAKipp Prize Preparatory Academy District4161.2%(5)
31KIPP Heritage AcademySan Jose, CAKIPP Heritage Academy District4541.1%(5)
32College Connection AcademySan Jose, CAFranklin-McKinley Elementary2130.9%(2)
33Renaissance at MathsonSan Jose, CAAlum Rock Union Elementary3260.9%(3)
34Bridges AcademySan Jose, CAFranklin-McKinley Elementary2740.7%(2)
35ACE Esperanza MiddleSan Jose, CAACE Esperanza Middle District2050.5%(1)
36KIPP Heartwood AcademySan Jose, CAKIPP Heartwood Academy District4230.5%(2)
37Downtown College Preparatory MiddleSan Jose, CADowntown College Preparatory Middle District2310.4%(1)
38Lairon College Preparatory AcademySan Jose, CAFranklin-McKinley Elementary2530.4%(1)
39Renaissance AcademySan Jose, CAAlum Rock Union Elementary3480.3%(1)
40ACE Inspire AcademySan Jose, CAACE Inspire Academy District2050.0%(0)
41ACE Empower AcademySan Jose, CAACE Empower Academy District1890.0%(0)
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