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The public middle schools with the highest share of White students in Orange County, California · page 2

Ranks 51–88 of the public schools with the highest share of White students in Orange County, California. Back to page 1.

MOST WHITE · ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	Students	White students	% White
51	Walker Junior High	La Palma, CA	Anaheim Union High	890	118	13.3%
52	Kraemer Middle	Placentia, CA	Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified	889	112	12.6%
53	Charles W. Tewinkle Middle	Costa Mesa, CA	Newport-Mesa Unified	501	57	11.4%
54	Vista View Middle	Fountain Valley, CA	Ocean View	724	71	9.8%
55	Orangeview Junior High	Anaheim, CA	Anaheim Union High	612	51	8.3%
56	Imperial Middle	La Habra, CA	La Habra City Elementary	495	36	7.3%
57	C. E. Utt Middle	Tustin, CA	Tustin Unified	554	40	7.2%
58	Dale Junior High	Anaheim, CA	Anaheim Union High	1,002	66	6.6%
59	Columbus Tustin Middle	Tustin, CA	Tustin Unified	583	34	5.8%
60	Yorba Middle	Orange, CA	Orange Unified	418	23	5.5%
61	Gordon H. Beatty Middle	Buena Park, CA	Buena Park Elementary	641	33	5.2%
62	Johnson Middle	Westminster, CA	Westminster	505	25	5.0%
63	Dr. Walter C. Ralston Intermediate	Garden Grove, CA	Garden Grove Unified	485	23	4.7%
64	Washington Middle	La Habra, CA	La Habra City Elementary	580	27	4.7%
65	Louis Lake Intermediate	Garden Grove, CA	Garden Grove Unified	453	21	4.6%
66	Ball Junior High	Anaheim, CA	Anaheim Union High	737	34	4.6%
67	Buena Park Middle	Buena Park, CA	Buena Park Elementary	633	27	4.3%
68	Sarah McGarvin Intermediate	Westminster, CA	Garden Grove Unified	717	29	4.0%
69	Brookhurst Junior High	Anaheim, CA	Anaheim Union High	724	28	3.9%
70	Portola Middle	Orange, CA	Orange Unified	422	16	3.8%
71	Nicolas Junior High	Fullerton, CA	Fullerton Elementary	539	19	3.5%
72	Izaak Walton Intermediate	Garden Grove, CA	Garden Grove Unified	458	16	3.5%
73	Donald S. Jordan Intermediate	Garden Grove, CA	Garden Grove Unified	551	17	3.1%
74	James Irvine Intermediate	Garden Grove, CA	Garden Grove Unified	532	16	3.0%
75	South Junior High	Anaheim, CA	Anaheim Union High	1,159	31	2.7%
76	Valadez Middle School Academy	Placentia, CA	Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified	527	13	2.5%
77	Alamitos Intermediate	Garden Grove, CA	Garden Grove Unified	581	14	2.4%
78	Sycamore Junior High	Anaheim, CA	Anaheim Union High	1,137	23	2.0%
79	Stephen R. Fitz Intermediate	Santa Ana, CA	Garden Grove Unified	534	10	1.9%
80	Douglas MacArthur Fundamental Intermediate	Santa Ana, CA	Santa Ana Unified	1,005	17	1.7%
81	Leroy L. Doig Intermediate	Garden Grove, CA	Garden Grove Unified	557	7	1.3%
82	Warner Middle	Westminster, CA	Westminster	846	10	1.2%
83	Julia C. Lathrop Intermediate	Santa Ana, CA	Santa Ana Unified	584	5	0.9%
84	Vista Heritage Global Academy	Santa Ana, CA	Vista Heritage Global Academy District	369	3	0.8%
85	Willard Intermediate	Santa Ana, CA	Santa Ana Unified	390	2	0.5%
86	Gerald P. Carr Intermediate	Santa Ana, CA	Santa Ana Unified	886	4	0.5%
87	Raymond A. Villa Fundamental Intermediate	Santa Ana, CA	Santa Ana Unified	936	3	0.3%
88	Gonzalo Felicitas Mendez Fundamental Intermediate	Santa Ana, CA	Santa Ana Unified	1,234	1	0.1%

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