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The public elementary schools with the most Black students in Calaveras County, California

This ranking covers the public elementary schools with the most Black students in Calaveras County, California, drawn from 6 qualifying public elementary schools. Mark Twain Elementary leads the list at 4, against a median of 3 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
6
Calaveras County, California
Top Black students
4
Median Black students
3
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · CALAVERAS COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1Mark Twain ElementaryAngels Camp, CAMark Twain Union Elementary5070.8%4
2San Andreas ElementarySan Andreas, CACalaveras Unified3340.9%3
3Jenny Lind ElementaryValley Springs, CACalaveras Unified4750.6%3
4Mokelumne Hill ElementaryMokelumne Hill, CACalaveras Unified1491.3%2
5Valley Springs ElementaryValley Springs, CACalaveras Unified3830.3%1
6Copperopolis ElementaryCopperopolis, CAMark Twain Union Elementary2160.5%1
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