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The public schools with the highest share of White students in California · page 17

Ranks 801850 of the public schools with the highest share of White students in California. Back to page 1.

MOST WHITE · CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% White
801Plymouth ElementaryPlymouth, CAAmador County Unified20953.1%(111)
802Del Rey ElementaryOrinda, CAOrinda Union43553.1%(231)
803Ophir ElementaryOroville, CAOroville City Elementary45253.1%(240)
804Granite Bay HighGranite Bay, CARoseville Joint Union High2,03653.1%(1,081)
805Anderson MiddleAnderson, CACascade Union Elementary34153.1%(181)
806Toro Park ElementarySalinas, CAWashington Union Elementary34153.1%(181)
807Aveson School of LeadersPasadena, CAAveson School of Leaders District27953.0%(148)
808Petaluma Accelerated CharterPetaluma, CAPetaluma Joint Union High11553.0%(61)
809Spring Lake CharterSanta Rosa, CARincon Valley Union Elementary38353.0%(203)
810Tierra Linda ElementaryCamarillo, CAPleasant Valley50253.0%(266)
811Abraham Lincoln ElementaryCorona Del Mar, CANewport-Mesa Unified33653.0%(178)
812Carrillo ElementaryCarlsbad, CASan Marcos Unified72553.0%(384)
813Parkview ElementaryChico, CAChico Unified40653.0%(215)
814Piedmont HighPiedmont, CAPiedmont City Unified73352.9%(388)
815San Benancio MiddleSalinas, CAWashington Union Elementary26152.9%(138)
816San Ramon ElementaryNovato, CANovato Unified45652.9%(241)
817Saint Helena PrimarySt. Helena, CASaint Helena Unified19352.9%(102)
818Breen ElementaryRocklin, CARocklin Unified42452.8%(224)
819Santa Cruz Gardens ElementarySanta Cruz, CASoquel Union Elementary21452.8%(113)
820Crestmont ElementaryRoseville, CARoseville City Elementary45152.8%(238)
821Minarets Charter HighO'Neals, CAChawanakee Unified16552.7%(87)
822Red Bluff HighRed Bluff, CARed Bluff Joint Union High1,58652.7%(836)
823Thomas Kelly ElementaryCarmichael, CASan Juan Unified32152.6%(169)
824Lakeside MiddleLakeside, CALakeside Union Elementary72452.6%(381)
825Jackson ElementaryJackson, CAAmador County Unified47952.6%(252)
826IdyllwildIdyllwild, CAHemet Unified26852.6%(141)
827Torrey Pines HighSan Diego, CASan Dieguito Union High2,53652.6%(1,333)
828New West CharterLos Angeles, CANew West Charter District98052.5%(515)
829Mission Hill MiddleSanta Cruz, CASanta Cruz City High51052.5%(268)
830College ViewGlendale, CAGlendale Unified11852.5%(62)
831Castille ElementaryMission Viejo, CACapistrano Unified48252.5%(253)
832McKinley ElementarySusanville, CASusanville Elementary37852.4%(198)
833Central MiddleSan Carlos, CASan Carlos Elementary44352.4%(232)
834Hill Creek ElementarySantee, CASantee69552.4%(364)
835Crescenta Valley HighLa Crescenta, CAGlendale Unified2,62452.4%(1,374)
836Pleasant Hill ElementaryPleasant Hill, CAMt. Diablo Unified65252.3%(341)
837Carlton Hills ElementarySantee, CASantee60152.3%(314)
838Scott M. LeamanLincoln, CAWestern Placer Unified51352.2%(268)
839Maidu ElementaryRoseville, CAEureka Union45052.2%(235)
840Jacobsen MiddleTehachapi, CATehachapi Unified92552.2%(483)
841Delta CharterAptos, CASanta Cruz City High11352.2%(59)
842Mistletoe ElementaryRedding, CAEnterprise Elementary68252.2%(356)
843Mira Catalina ElementaryRancho Palos Verdes, CAPalos Verdes Peninsula Unified36652.2%(191)
844Marine View MiddleHuntington Beach, CAOcean View73652.2%(384)
845Competitive Edge Charter Academy (CECA)Yucaipa, CAYucaipa-Calimesa Joint Unified71752.2%(374)
846Bear RiverWheatland, CAWheatland58552.1%(305)
847Laurel Ruff TransitionSacramento, CASan Juan Unified14252.1%(74)
848Mt. Diablo ElementaryClayton, CAMt. Diablo Unified73952.1%(385)
849Jackson Heights ElementaryRed Bluff, CARed Bluff Union Elementary40752.1%(212)
850Las Flores ElementaryRidgecrest, CASierra Sands Unified52652.1%(274)
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