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The public high schools with the most Black students in Long Beach, California

Across Long Beach, California, 15 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of Black or African American students enrolled. Polytechnic High leads the list at 563, against a median of 70 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
15
Long Beach, California
Top Black students
563
Median Black students
70
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1Polytechnic HighLong Beach, CALong Beach Unified3,89014.5%563
2Wilson HighLong Beach, CALong Beach Unified3,34911.9%399
3Jordan HighLong Beach, CALong Beach Unified2,27214.6%331
4Millikan HighLong Beach, CALong Beach Unified3,4088.2%280
5Cabrillo HighLong Beach, CALong Beach Unified1,6529.9%163
6Rancho Dominguez PreparatoryLong Beach, CALos Angeles Unified70121.0%147
7Renaissance High School for the ArtsLong Beach, CALong Beach Unified39618.4%73
8Richard D. Browning HighLong Beach, CALong Beach Unified34020.6%70
9Educational Partnership HighLong Beach, CALong Beach Unified33117.5%58
10College Bridge AcademyLong Beach, CACollege Bridge Academy District25521.2%54
11Ernest S. McBride Sr. HighLong Beach, CALong Beach Unified6827.5%51
12Eunice Sato Academy of Math & ScienceLong Beach, CALong Beach Unified5526.3%35
13Intellectual Virtues AcademyLong Beach, CAIntellectual Virtues Academy District11822.0%26
14The Education CorpsLong Beach, CAThe Education Corps District2787.2%20
15Reid HighLong Beach, CALong Beach Unified5028.0%14
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