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The public high schools with the most Black students in San Joaquin County, California

This ranking covers the public high schools with the most Black students in San Joaquin County, California, drawn from 43 qualifying public high schools. Lincoln High leads the list at 321, against a median of 30 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

San Joaquin County, California

Top Black students

321

Median Black students

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY, CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black	Black students
1	Lincoln High	Stockton, CA	Lincoln Unified	2,801	11.5%	321
2	Bear Creek High	Stockton, CA	Lodi Unified	1,925	15.6%	300
3	Edison High	Stockton, CA	Stockton Unified	2,355	10.6%	249
4	Stagg Senior High	Stockton, CA	Stockton Unified	1,677	12.4%	208
5	Cesar Chavez High	Stockton, CA	Stockton Unified	2,021	9.9%	200
6	Weston Ranch High	Stockton, CA	Manteca Unified	1,164	16.5%	192
7	Ronald E. McNair High	Stockton, CA	Lodi Unified	1,644	9.3%	152
8	Mountain House High	Mountain House, CA	Lammersville Joint Unified	2,428	5.2%	127
9	Aspire Langston Hughes Academy	Stockton, CA	Aspire Langston Hughes Academy District	772	14.9%	115
10	Lathrop High	Lathrop, CA	Manteca Unified	1,486	6.6%	98
11	Franklin High	Stockton, CA	Stockton Unified	2,065	4.7%	97
12	John C. Kimball High	Tracy, CA	Tracy Joint Unified	1,587	6.0%	96
13	Merrill F. West High	Tracy, CA	Tracy Joint Unified	1,920	4.6%	89
14	Manteca High	Manteca, CA	Manteca Unified	1,907	4.1%	79
15	Sierra High	Manteca, CA	Manteca Unified	1,670	4.4%	74
16	Aspire Stockton 6-12 Secondary Academy	Stockton, CA	Aspire Stockton 6-12 Secondary Academy District	326	20.9%	68
17	Tracy High	Tracy, CA	Tracy Joint Unified	1,739	3.7%	64
18	River Islands High	Lathrop, CA	River Islands High District	512	10.9%	56
19	Aspire Benjamin Holt College Preparatory Academy	Stockton, CA	Aspire Benjamin Holt College Preparatory Academy District	694	6.5%	45
20	East Union High	Manteca, CA	Manteca Unified	1,524	2.2%	33
21	Tokay High	Lodi, CA	Lodi Unified	2,058	1.6%	32
22	Plaza Robles Continuation High	Stockton, CA	Lodi Unified	141	21.3%	30
23	Jane Frederick High	Stockton, CA	Stockton Unified	178	15.7%	28
24	Stockton Collegiate International Secondary	Stockton, CA	Stockton Collegiate International Secondary District	466	5.8%	27
25	Village Oaks High	Stockton, CA	Lincoln Unified	156	13.5%	21
26	Millennium Charter	Tracy, CA	Millennium Charter District	436	4.6%	20
27	Health Careers Academy	Stockton, CA	Stockton Unified	410	4.9%	20
28	Middle College High	Stockton, CA	Lodi Unified	343	4.4%	15
29	New Vision High	Stockton, CA	Manteca Unified	105	12.4%	13
30	Lodi High	Lodi, CA	Lodi Unified	1,952	0.6%	12
31	Stockton High	Stockton, CA	Stockton Unified	191	5.8%	11
32	Calla High	Manteca, CA	Manteca Unified	140	7.1%	10
33	Ripon High	Ripon, CA	Ripon Unified	1,051	0.9%	10
34	George and Evelyn Stein Continuation	Tracy, CA	Tracy Joint Unified	121	7.4%	9
35	Edward C. Merlo Institute of Environmental Studies	Stockton, CA	Stockton Unified	200	4.5%	9
36	Stockton Early College Academy	Stockton, CA	Stockton Unified	428	2.1%	9
37	Pacific Law Academy	Stockton, CA	Stockton Unified	199	4.5%	9
38	Escalon High	Escalon, CA	Escalon Unified	815	0.9%	7
39	Duncan-Russell Community Day	Tracy, CA	Tracy Joint Unified	22	22.7%	5
40	Yosemite School Community Day (7-12)	Manteca, CA	Manteca Unified	45	11.1%	5
41	Weber Institute	Stockton, CA	Stockton Unified	358	1.4%	5
42	Liberty High	Lodi, CA	Lodi Unified	126	3.2%	4
43	Linden High	Linden, CA	Linden Unified	743	0.3%	2

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