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The public schools with the highest share of White students in California · page 19

Ranks 901–950 of the public schools with the highest share of White students in California. Back to page 1.

MOST WHITE · CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsWhite students% White
901Rim of the World HighLake Arrowhead, CARim of the World Unified86043850.9%
902Rio Seco ElementarySantee, CASantee91346550.9%
903Hilmar MiddleHilmar, CAHilmar Unified54227650.9%
904Red Hill ElementarySanta Ana, CATustin Unified43622250.9%
905Island ElementaryLemoore, CAIsland Union Elementary39520150.9%
906Camino Pablo ElementaryMoraga, CAMoraga Elementary34017350.9%
907Granite Oaks MiddleRocklin, CARocklin Unified97949850.9%
908McKinley ElementarySan Diego, CASan Diego Unified58829950.9%
909Marguerite Hahn ElementaryRohnert Park, CACotati-Rohnert Park Unified47824350.8%
910Happy Valley ElementaryAnderson, CAHappy Valley Union Elementary24212350.8%
911Upper Lake HighUpper Lake, CAUpper Lake Unified30715650.8%
912Poway HighPoway, CAPoway Unified2,1011,06750.8%
913La Crescenta ElementaryLa Crescenta, CAGlendale Unified40020350.8%
914Palisades Charter HighPacific Palisades, CAPalisades Charter High District2,9201,48050.7%
915Santa Rosa Technology MagnetCamarillo, CAPleasant Valley45022850.7%
916Washington ElementarySalinas, CAWashington Union Elementary1547850.6%
917Meadows Avenue ElementaryManhattan Beach, CAManhattan Beach Unified40720650.6%
918Warren T. Eich MiddleRoseville, CARoseville City Elementary93947550.6%
919Cabrillo ElementaryPacifica, CAPacifica52426550.6%
920C. W. Dillard ElementaryWilton, CAElk Grove Unified44322450.6%
921Nordhoff Jr. HighOjai, CAOjai Unified27113750.5%
922Hilmar ElementaryHilmar, CAHilmar Unified46723650.5%
923Dow's Prairie ElementaryMcKinleyville, CAMcKinleyville Union Elementary28314350.5%
924John Muir ElementaryBerkeley, CABerkeley Unified29314850.5%
925Lee Vining ElementaryLee Vining, CAEastern Sierra Unified1015150.5%
926Ortega ElementaryPacifica, CAPacifica40420450.5%
927Tijeras Creek ElementaryRancho Santa Margarita, CACapistrano Unified31515950.5%
928Peach Hill AcademyMoorpark, CAMoorpark Unified42021250.5%
929Newland (William T.) ElementaryHuntington Beach, CAFountain Valley Elementary53126850.5%
930Hillview MiddleMenlo Park, CAMenlo Park City Elementary84642750.5%
931Community MontessoriEscondido, CACommunity Montessori District79540150.4%
932Westlake HighWestlake Village, CAConejo Valley Unified1,90095850.4%
933Patwin ElementaryDavis, CADavis Joint Unified37919150.4%
934Harloe ElementaryArroyo Grande, CALucia Mar Unified61931250.4%
935Joan MacQueen MiddleAlpine, CAAlpine Union Elementary40520450.4%
936Mar Vista ElementaryAptos, CAPajaro Valley Unified27013650.4%
937Stoneridge ElementaryRoseville, CARoseville City Elementary40720550.4%
938Foothill ElementarySanta Barbara, CAGoleta Union Elementary41320850.4%
939Foskett Ranch ElementaryLincoln, CAWestern Placer Unified41520950.4%
940Kensington ElementaryKensington, CAWest Contra Costa Unified47323850.3%
941Central Coast New Tech HighNipomo, CALucia Mar Unified31816050.3%
942Oak Park HighOak Park, CAOak Park Unified1,48374650.3%
943Roberts Ferry Charter School AcademyWaterford, CARoberts Ferry Union Elementary1698550.3%
944Grattan ElementarySan Francisco, CASan Francisco Unified39219750.3%
945Del Campo HighFair Oaks, CASan Juan Unified1,54877850.3%
946Vallecito ElementarySan Rafael, CAMiller Creek Elementary40820550.3%
947JourneyAliso Viejo, CAJourney District61731050.2%
948El Oro Way Charter for Enriched StudiesGranada Hills, CALos Angeles Unified43421850.2%
949Diablo View MiddleClayton, CAMt. Diablo Unified51425850.2%
950Enslen ElementaryModesto, CAModesto City Elementary38519350.1%
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