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The public schools with the most Black students in El Dorado County, California

This ranking covers the public schools with the most Black students in El Dorado County, California, drawn from 38 qualifying public schools. Oak Ridge High leads the list at 26, against a median of 3 across the ranked schools.

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El Dorado County, California

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MOST BLACK (COUNT) · EL DORADO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black	Black students
1	Oak Ridge High	El Dorado Hills, CA	El Dorado Union High	2,346	1.1%	26
2	Ponderosa High	Shingle Springs, CA	El Dorado Union High	1,675	1.1%	19
3	Marina Village Middle	El Dorado Hills, CA	Rescue Union Elementary	750	2.0%	15
4	Lakeview Elementary	El Dorado Hills, CA	Rescue Union Elementary	527	2.1%	11
5	Charter Montessori Valley View Campus	El Dorado Hills, CA	Buckeye Union Elementary	692	1.2%	8
6	Union Mine High	El Dorado, CA	El Dorado Union High	1,033	0.8%	8
7	Rescue Elementary	Rescue, CA	Rescue Union Elementary	519	1.5%	8
8	Oak Meadow Elementary	El Dorado Hills, CA	Buckeye Union Elementary	412	1.7%	7
9	Silva Valley Elementary	El Dorado Hills, CA	Buckeye Union Elementary	416	1.4%	6
10	Rolling Hills Middle	El Dorado Hills, CA	Buckeye Union Elementary	778	0.8%	6
11	William Brooks Elementary	El Dorado Hills, CA	Buckeye Union Elementary	372	1.3%	5
12	El Dorado Co Office of Ed Special Ed Programs	Placerville, CA	El Dorado County Office of Education	202	2.5%	5
13	South Tahoe High	South Lake Tahoe, CA	Lake Tahoe Unified	1,076	0.4%	4
14	Camerado Springs Middle	Cameron Park, CA	Buckeye Union Elementary	536	0.6%	3
15	El Dorado High	Placerville, CA	El Dorado Union High	1,135	0.3%	3
16	Independence Continuation	Diamond Springs, CA	El Dorado Union High	104	2.9%	3
17	South Tahoe Middle	South Lake Tahoe, CA	Lake Tahoe Unified	716	0.4%	3
18	Pinewood Elementary	Pollock Pines, CA	Pollock Pines Elementary	339	0.9%	3
19	Jackson Elementary	El Dorado Hills, CA	Rescue Union Elementary	521	0.6%	3
20	Blue Oak Elementary	Cameron Park, CA	Buckeye Union Elementary	445	0.5%	2
21	Camino Elementary	Camino, CA	Camino Union Elementary	375	0.5%	2
22	Herbert C. Green Middle	Placerville, CA	Mother Lode Union Elementary	363	0.6%	2
23	Louisiana Schnell Elementary	Placerville, CA	Placerville Union Elementary	370	0.5%	2
24	Sierra Elementary	Placerville, CA	Placerville Union Elementary	402	0.5%	2
25	Pleasant Grove Middle	Rescue, CA	Rescue Union Elementary	470	0.4%	2
26	Rising Sun Montessori	El Dorado Hills, CA	Rising Sun Montessori District	155	0.7%	1
27	California Montessori Project-Shingle Springs Campus	Shingle Springs, CA	CA Montessori Project-Shingle Springs Campus DIST	543	0.2%	1
28	Georgetown Elementary	Georgetown, CA	Black Oak Mine Unified	229	0.4%	1
29	Golden Sierra Junior Senior High	Garden Valley, CA	Black Oak Mine Unified	436	0.2%	1
30	Northside Elementary	Cool, CA	Black Oak Mine Unified	283	0.3%	1
31	Buckeye Elementary	Shingle Springs, CA	Buckeye Union Elementary	320	0.3%	1
32	Pleasant Valley Middle	Placerville, CA	Gold Oak Union Elementary	117	0.8%	1
33	Tahoe Valley Elementary	South Lake Tahoe, CA	Lake Tahoe Unified	395	0.3%	1
34	Sierra House Elementary	South Lake Tahoe, CA	Lake Tahoe Unified	418	0.2%	1
35	Latrobe Elementary	Shingle Springs, CA	Latrobe	55	1.8%	1
36	Walt Tyler Elementary	Somerset, CA	Pioneer Union	31	3.2%	1
37	Edwin Markham Middle	Placerville, CA	Placerville Union Elementary	431	0.2%	1
38	Sierra Ridge Middle	Pollock Pines, CA	Pollock Pines Elementary	247	0.4%	1

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