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The public elementary schools with the most Black students in Thousand Oaks, California

This ranking covers the public elementary schools with the most Black students in Thousand Oaks, California, drawn from 11 qualifying public elementary schools. Ladera STARS Academy leads the list at 8, against a median of 5 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
11
Thousand Oaks, California
Top Black students
8
Median Black students
5
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · THOUSAND OAKS, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1Ladera STARS AcademyThousand Oaks, CAConejo Valley Unified3122.6%8
2Wildwood ElementaryThousand Oaks, CAConejo Valley Unified3901.5%6
3Lang RanchThousand Oaks, CAConejo Valley Unified7230.8%6
4BRIDGES CharterThousand Oaks, CABRIDGES Charter District4201.2%5
5MADRONA ACADEMY OF THE ARTS AND SCIENCESThousand Oaks, CAConejo Valley Unified2452.0%5
6Weathersfield ElementaryThousand Oaks, CAConejo Valley Unified4331.1%5
7Meadows Arts and Technology ElementaryThousand Oaks, CAMeadows Arts and Technology Elementary District3970.8%3
8Acacia Magnet School for Enriched LearningThousand Oaks, CAConejo Valley Unified3520.8%3
9Aspen ElementaryThousand Oaks, CAConejo Valley Unified3320.9%3
10Conejo Academy of Leadership and Language ImmersionThousand Oaks, CAConejo Valley Unified2580.8%2
11Glenwood ElementaryThousand Oaks, CAConejo Valley Unified2180.5%1
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