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The public middle schools with the most Black students in Stockton, California

7 public middle schools in Stockton, California appear in this ranking of the public middle schools with the most Black students, ranked by the total number of Black or African American students enrolled. Christa McAuliffe Middle leads the list at 112, against a median of 55 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Stockton, California

Top Black students

112

Median Black students

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black	Black students
1	Christa McAuliffe Middle	Stockton, CA	Lodi Unified	734	15.3%	112
2	Delta Sierra Middle	Stockton, CA	Lodi Unified	563	16.2%	91
3	Sierra Middle	Stockton, CA	Lincoln Unified	591	10.7%	63
4	Morada Middle	Stockton, CA	Lodi Unified	685	8.0%	55
5	Aspire Benjamin Holt Middle	Stockton, CA	Aspire Benjamin Holt Middle District	573	5.9%	34
6	Team Charter Academy	Stockton, CA	Team Charter Academy District	180	18.3%	33
7	Elkhorn	Stockton, CA	Lodi Unified	263	6.8%	18

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