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The public middle schools with the most Black students in Santa Clara County, California · page 2

Ranks 5162 of the public schools with the most Black students in Santa Clara County, California. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · SANTA CLARA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
51Renaissance at MathsonSan Jose, CAAlum Rock Union Elementary3260.9%3
52Warren E. Hyde MiddleCupertino, CACupertino Union8000.4%3
53Joaquin Miller MiddleSan Jose, CACupertino Union1,0670.3%3
54Downtown College Preparatory MiddleSan Jose, CADowntown College Preparatory Middle District2310.9%2
55Joseph George MiddleSan Jose, CAAlum Rock Union Elementary3840.5%2
56John F. Kennedy MiddleCupertino, CACupertino Union8800.2%2
57Bridges AcademySan Jose, CAFranklin-McKinley Elementary2740.7%2
58Redwood MiddleSaratoga, CASaratoga Union Elementary7090.3%2
59KIPP Heartwood AcademySan Jose, CAKIPP Heartwood Academy District4230.2%1
60ACE Inspire AcademySan Jose, CAACE Inspire Academy District2050.5%1
61College Connection AcademySan Jose, CAFranklin-McKinley Elementary2130.5%1
62Georgina P. Blach Junior HighLos Altos, CALos Altos Elementary3880.3%1
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