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The public middle schools with the highest share of White students in California · page 12

Ranks 551–600 of the public schools with the highest share of White students in California. Back to page 1.

MOST WHITE · CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% White
551Herbert H. Cruickshank MiddleMerced, CAMerced City Elementary62417.9%(112)
552Lee MiddleWoodland, CAWoodland Joint Unified57517.9%(103)
553George T. Egling MiddleColusa, CAColusa Unified55317.9%(99)
554Rancho-Starbuck IntermediateWhittier, CALowell Joint68717.8%(122)
555Giannini (A.P.) MiddleSan Francisco, CASan Francisco Unified1,18317.8%(210)
556Beattie MiddleHighland, CARedlands Unified1,07217.7%(190)
557Lone Hill MiddleSan Dimas, CABonita Unified87017.7%(154)
558Vista Magnet Middle School of Technology Science and MathVista, CAVista Unified83617.7%(148)
559La Mesa Junior HighSanta Clarita, CAWilliam S. Hart Union High1,01717.7%(180)
560Maywood MiddleCorning, CACorning Union Elementary51517.7%(91)
561Thomas Starr King Middle School Film and Media MagnetLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified1,54717.6%(273)
562Discovery CharterTracy, CADiscovery Charter District36917.6%(65)
563Canyon MiddleCastro Valley, CACastro Valley Unified1,41817.5%(248)
564Bert M. Lynn MiddleTorrance, CATorrance Unified61217.5%(107)
565Norman N. Glick MiddleModesto, CAEmpire Union Elementary60217.4%(105)
566Anacapa MiddleVentura, CAVentura Unified59217.4%(103)
567Dr. Augustine Ramirez IntermediateEastvale, CACorona-Norco Unified1,22817.4%(213)
568La Joya MiddleVisalia, CAVisalia Unified72717.3%(126)
569Huntington MiddleSan Marino, CASan Marino Unified70917.2%(122)
570Etiwanda IntermediateEtiwanda, CAEtiwanda Elementary1,18117.2%(203)
571Moreland MiddleSan Jose, CAMoreland70717.1%(121)
572Ridgeview MiddleVisalia, CAVisalia Unified97516.9%(165)
573Lodi MiddleLodi, CALodi Unified89316.8%(150)
574Martin Murphy MiddleSan Jose, CAMorgan Hill Unified46616.7%(78)
575San Gorgonio MiddleBeaumont, CABeaumont Unified1,25316.6%(208)
576Sierra MiddleStockton, CALincoln Unified59116.6%(98)
577Bowditch MiddleFoster City, CASan Mateo-Foster City92916.6%(154)
578Rio Vista MiddleFresno, CACentral Unified85116.6%(141)
579Harriet G. Eddy MiddleElk Grove, CAElk Grove Unified1,03416.4%(170)
580Herbert Hoover MiddleMerced, CAMerced City Elementary62916.2%(102)
581Marian A. Peterson MiddleSunnyvale, CASanta Clara Unified75916.2%(123)
582Douglass MiddleWoodland, CAWoodland Joint Unified76816.1%(124)
583El Dorado MiddleConcord, CAMt. Diablo Unified86116.1%(139)
584Madrona MiddleTorrance, CATorrance Unified67816.1%(109)
585James E. Potter IntermediateFallbrook, CAFallbrook Union Elementary82816.1%(133)
586Innovation MiddleSan Diego, CASan Diego Unified35016.0%(56)
587Cardozo MiddleRiverbank, CARiverbank Unified54416.0%(87)
588John Glenn Middle School of International StudiesIndio, CADesert Sands Unified1,09915.9%(175)
589Salida Middle School - Vella CampusSalida, CASalida Union Elementary67315.9%(107)
590Lloyd G. Johnson Junior HighArbuckle, CAPierce Joint Unified32115.9%(51)
591Clarksburg MiddleClarksburg, CARiver Delta Joint Unified17115.8%(27)
592Esparto MiddleEsparto, CAEsparto Unified24115.8%(38)
593Los Alisos IntermediateMission Viejo, CASaddleback Valley Unified59515.6%(93)
594Jeffrey Trail MiddleIrvine, CAIrvine Unified1,04915.6%(164)
595Juan Cabrillo MiddleSanta Clara, CASanta Clara Unified79615.4%(123)
596Challenger MiddleSan Diego, CASan Diego Unified96015.4%(148)
597Spring Valley AcademySpring Valley, CALa Mesa-Spring Valley59715.4%(92)
598Bernal IntermediateSan Jose, CAOak Grove Elementary67515.4%(104)
599Taft MiddleSan Diego, CASan Diego Unified41015.4%(63)
600Green Acres MiddleVisalia, CAVisalia Unified76115.4%(117)
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