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The public schools with the most Black students in Contra Costa County, California · page 6

Ranks 251–262 of the public schools with the most Black students in Contra Costa County, California. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black	Black students
251	M. H. Stanley Middle	Lafayette, CA	Lafayette Elementary	1,117	0.2%	2
252	Briones (Alternative)	Martinez, CA	Martinez Unified	48	4.2%	2
253	Los Perales Elementary	Moraga, CA	Moraga Elementary	366	0.6%	2
254	Glenbrook Academy	Concord, CA	Mt. Diablo Unified	21	9.5%	2
255	Vista Grande Elementary	Danville, CA	San Ramon Valley Unified	544	0.4%	2
256	Acalanes Center for Independent Study	Walnut Creek, CA	Acalanes Union High	61	1.6%	1
257	Crossroads High	Concord, CA	Mt. Diablo Unified	12	8.3%	1
258	Westwood Elementary	Concord, CA	Mt. Diablo Unified	224	0.5%	1
259	Glorietta Elementary	Orinda, CA	Orinda Union	445	0.2%	1
260	Sycamore Valley Elementary	Danville, CA	San Ramon Valley Unified	559	0.2%	1
261	Alamo Elementary	Alamo, CA	San Ramon Valley Unified	348	0.3%	1
262	Venture (Alternative)	San Ramon, CA	San Ramon Valley Unified	61	1.6%	1

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