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The public elementary schools with the most Black students in California · page 37

Ranks 1,801–1,850 of the public schools with the most Black students in California. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1801Castlebay Lane CharterPorter Ranch, CALos Angeles Unified6663.0%20
1802Chatsworth Park ES Urban Planning/Comm Development MagnetChatsworth, CALos Angeles Unified4224.7%20
1803Nestle Avenue CharterTarzana, CALos Angeles Unified4214.8%20
1804Riverside Drive CharterSherman Oaks, CALos Angeles Unified3925.1%20
1805Topeka Charter School for Advanced StudiesNorthridge, CALos Angeles Unified6103.3%20
1806Walgrove Avenue ElementaryLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified2717.4%20
1807Woodlake Elementary Community CharterWoodland Hills, CALos Angeles Unified5613.6%20
1808Charles H. Kim ElementaryLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified4834.1%20
1809Harry Bridges SpanWilmington, CALos Angeles Unified1,1711.7%20
1810Luther Burbank ElementaryMerced, CAMerced City Elementary7162.8%20
1811Ione Olson ElementaryMarina, CAMonterey Peninsula Unified4094.9%20
1812Easterbrook DiscoverySan Jose, CAMoreland9522.1%20
1813Gregory Gardens ElementaryPleasant Hill, CAMt. Diablo Unified4094.9%20
1814Vista Colorado ElementaryNeedles, CANeedles Unified3196.3%20
1815Tom Kitayama ElementaryUnion City, CANew Haven Unified6533.1%20
1816Kaiser Early Childhood CenterOakland, CAOakland Unified11816.9%20
1817Moreno ElementaryMontclair, CAOntario-Montclair4284.7%20
1818Jefferson ElementaryParamount, CAParamount Unified3565.6%20
1819Frontier ElementaryHanford, CAPioneer Union Elementary6193.2%20
1820Kingsley ElementaryPomona, CAPomona Unified6563.0%20
1821Hollingworth ElementaryWest Covina, CARowland Unified3825.2%20
1822Bret Harte ElementarySacramento, CASacramento City Unified17311.6%20
1823David Lubin ElementarySacramento, CASacramento City Unified4544.4%20
1824Roosevelt ElementarySan Bernardino, CASan Bernardino City Unified5123.9%20
1825Carson ElementarySan Diego, CASan Diego Unified3366.0%20
1826Perkins K-8San Diego, CASan Diego Unified3815.3%20
1827McKinley ElementarySan Francisco, CASan Francisco Unified2946.8%20
1828Visitacion Valley ElementarySan Francisco, CASan Francisco Unified2398.4%20
1829Terrell ElementarySan Jose, CASan Jose Unified2557.8%20
1830Gold River Discovery Center K-8Gold River, CASan Juan Unified7122.8%20
1831Double PeakSan Marcos, CASan Marcos Unified1,1711.7%20
1832George Washington ElementaryStockton, CAStockton Unified18111.1%20
1833Pinetree Community ElementaryCanyon Country, CASulphur Springs Union6503.1%20
1834Garden ElementaryTulare, CATulare City6892.9%20
1835Riverbank ElementaryWest Sacramento, CAWashington Unified5993.3%20
1836Turtle Rock ElementaryIrvine, CAIrvine Unified8812.3%20
1837University Park ElementaryIrvine, CAIrvine Unified5093.9%20
1838Cadence ParkIrvine, CAIrvine Unified9652.1%20
1839Kingston ElementaryHesperia, CAHesperia Unified8082.4%19
1840Murray ElementaryDublin, CADublin Unified6562.9%19
1841Carl E. Gilbert ElementaryBuena Park, CABuena Park Elementary4903.9%19
1842Lynhaven ElementarySan Jose, CACampbell Union4634.1%19
1843Tarpey ElementaryClovis, CAClovis Unified6433.0%19
1844Weldon ElementaryClovis, CAClovis Unified5383.5%19
1845Riverview ElementaryFresno, CAClovis Unified7002.7%19
1846Grovecenter ElementaryWest Covina, CACovina-Valley Unified5953.2%19
1847El Marino ElementaryCulver City, CACulver City Unified7952.4%19
1848Tom Matsumoto ElementarySan Jose, CAEvergreen Elementary7272.6%19
1849Virginia Avenue ElementaryBakersfield, CAFairfax Elementary6443.0%19
1850Date ElementaryFontana, CAFontana Unified5333.6%19
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