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

Across Pomona, California, 9 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of Black or African American students enrolled. Diamond Ranch High leads the list at 77, against a median of 20 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
9
Pomona, California
Top Black students
77
Median Black students
20
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · POMONA, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1Diamond Ranch HighPomona, CAPomona Unified1,5425.0%77
2Pomona HighPomona, CAPomona Unified9934.0%40
3Garey HighPomona, CAPomona Unified1,5672.3%36
4School of Arts and EnterprisePomona, CASchool of Arts and Enterprise District6474.3%28
5Ganesha HighPomona, CAPomona Unified8952.2%20
6International Polytechnic HighPomona, CALos Angeles County Office of Education4582.4%11
7Park West High (Continuation)Pomona, CAPomona Unified2253.1%7
8Fremont Academy of Engineering and DesignPomona, CAPomona Unified5971.0%6
9Village Academy High School at Indian HillPomona, CAPomona Unified2702.2%6
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