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The public middle schools with the most Black students in California · page 6

Ranks 251–300 of the public schools with the most Black students in California. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black	Black students
251	Tevis Junior High	Bakersfield, CA	Panama-Buena Vista Union	807	6.9%	56
252	Grace Yokley Junior High	Ontario, CA	Mountain View Elementary	606	9.2%	56
253	Curtis Middle	San Bernardino, CA	San Bernardino City Unified	679	8.3%	56
254	Westside Preparatory Charter	Rio Linda, CA	Twin Rivers Unified	480	11.5%	55
255	Cucamonga Middle	Rancho Cucamonga, CA	Central Elementary	662	8.3%	55
256	Morada Middle	Stockton, CA	Lodi Unified	685	8.0%	55
257	Miwok Middle	Sacramento, CA	Sacramento City Unified	1,181	4.7%	55
258	Almeria Middle	Fontana, CA	Fontana Unified	772	7.0%	54
259	Emerson Community Charter	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	454	11.9%	54
260	Gaspar De Portola Charter Middle	Tarzana, CA	Los Angeles Unified	1,461	3.7%	54
261	Menifee Valley Middle	Menifee, CA	Menifee Union	941	5.7%	54
262	Rio Norte Junior High	Santa Clarita, CA	William S. Hart Union High	1,138	4.8%	54
263	Enterprise Middle	Compton, CA	Compton Unified	182	29.1%	53
264	Leon H. Ollivier Middle	Bakersfield, CA	Greenfield Union	1,152	4.6%	53
265	Woodland Hills Academy	Woodland Hills, CA	Los Angeles Unified	607	8.7%	53
266	University Heights Middle	Riverside, CA	Riverside Unified	870	6.1%	53
267	Arizona Middle	Riverside, CA	Alvord Unified	804	6.5%	52
268	Montgomery Middle	El Cajon, CA	Cajon Valley Union	929	5.6%	52
269	Crozier (George W.) Junior High	Inglewood, CA	Inglewood Unified	126	41.3%	52
270	Bell Mountain Middle	Menifee, CA	Menifee Union	1,066	4.9%	52
271	Farb Middle	San Diego, CA	San Diego Unified	443	11.7%	52
272	King Jr. (Martin Luther) Academic Middle	San Francisco, CA	San Francisco Unified	367	14.2%	52
273	Winston Churchill Middle	Carmichael, CA	San Juan Unified	987	5.3%	52
274	Standard Middle	Bakersfield, CA	Standard Elementary	1,005	5.2%	52
275	Hillsdale Middle	El Cajon, CA	Cajon Valley Union	1,481	3.4%	51
276	El Capitan Middle	Fresno, CA	Central Unified	738	6.9%	51
277	Scandinavian Middle	Fresno, CA	Fresno Unified	836	6.1%	51
278	Dartmouth Middle	Hemet, CA	Hemet Unified	1,113	4.6%	51
279	Hubert Howe Bancroft Middle	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	457	11.2%	51
280	Lovonya DeJean Middle	Richmond, CA	West Contra Costa Unified	381	13.4%	51
281	Auburndale Intermediate	Corona, CA	Corona-Norco Unified	640	7.8%	50
282	Southridge Tech Middle	Fontana, CA	Fontana Unified	923	5.4%	50
283	Upland Junior High	Upland, CA	Upland Unified	599	8.2%	49
284	Elizabeth Terronez Middle	Fresno, CA	Fresno Unified	659	7.4%	49
285	Rogers Middle	Long Beach, CA	Long Beach Unified	773	6.3%	49
286	George Washington Carver Middle	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	635	7.7%	49
287	Robert Frost Middle	Granada Hills, CA	Los Angeles Unified	1,505	3.3%	49
288	Martin Luther King Jr. Middle	Oceanside, CA	Oceanside Unified	1,098	4.5%	49
289	Ray Wiltsey Middle	Ontario, CA	Ontario-Montclair	727	6.7%	49
290	Barbara Chilton Middle	Roseville, CA	Roseville City Elementary	1,289	3.8%	49
291	Ross (Faye) Middle	Artesia, CA	ABC Unified	528	9.1%	48
292	Abraham Lincoln Jr. High	Bakersfield, CA	Bakersfield City	527	9.1%	48
293	El Roble Intermediate	Claremont, CA	Claremont Unified	952	5.0%	48
294	Raymond Cree Middle	Palm Springs, CA	Palm Springs Unified	721	6.7%	48
295	Jefferson Middle	Torrance, CA	Torrance Unified	674	7.1%	48
296	Wells Middle	Dublin, CA	Dublin Unified	1,041	4.5%	47
297	Benicia Middle	Benicia, CA	Benicia Unified	947	5.0%	47
298	Whaley Middle	Compton, CA	Compton Unified	429	11.0%	47
299	Citrus Hills Intermediate	Corona, CA	Corona-Norco Unified	919	5.1%	47
300	Pinacate Middle	Perris, CA	Perris Union High	952	4.9%	47

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