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The public schools with the most Black students in California · page 15

Ranks 701–750 of the public schools with the most Black students in California. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
701Albert Einstein MiddleSacramento, CASacramento City Unified57915.5%90
702San Bernardino HighSan Bernardino, CASan Bernardino City Unified1,4406.3%90
703John Adams MiddleSanta Monica, CASanta Monica-Malibu Unified80611.2%90
704Merrill F. West HighTracy, CATracy Joint Unified1,9204.6%89
705Munsey ElementaryBakersfield, CABakersfield City66313.4%89
706Pioneer ElementaryBrentwood, CABrentwood Union85910.4%89
707Wilson C. Riles MiddleRoseville, CACenter Joint Unified68213.1%89
708Marshall Academy of the ArtsLong Beach, CALong Beach Unified9409.5%89
709South Park ElementaryLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified82510.8%89
710El Capitan HighMerced, CAMerced Union High1,7935.0%89
711Burckhalter ElementaryOakland, CAOakland Unified19346.1%89
712Golden Poppy ElementaryPalmdale, CAPalmdale Elementary52516.9%89
713Cope MiddleRedlands, CARedlands Unified1,1917.5%89
714March MiddleMoreno Valley, CAVal Verde Unified68613.0%89
715Dorothy McElhinney MiddleMurrieta, CAMurrieta Valley Unified1,4516.1%88
716Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. ElementaryBakersfield, CABakersfield City70912.4%88
717Esther Lindstrom ElementaryLakewood, CABellflower Unified55215.9%88
718Tennyson HighHayward, CAHayward Unified1,5115.8%88
719Mable BarronStockton, CALincoln Unified65713.4%88
720George Ellery Hale Charter AcademyWoodland Hills, CALos Angeles Unified1,6935.2%88
721Roosevelt MiddleOakland, CAOakland Unified51217.2%88
722Rancho Medanos Junior HighPittsburg, CAPittsburg Unified81210.8%88
723Hercules MiddleHercules, CAWest Contra Costa Unified59614.8%88
724May Ranch ElementaryPerris, CAVal Verde Unified84810.4%88
725Shivela MiddleMurrieta, CAMurrieta Valley Unified1,2826.8%87
726Highlands HighNorth Highlands, CATwin Rivers Unified77811.2%87
727Animo Mae Jemison Charter MiddleLos Angeles, CAAnimo Mae Jemison Charter Middle District44119.7%87
728Melva Davis Academy of ExcellenceVictorville, CAAdelanto Elementary83310.4%87
729ICEF Innovation Los Angeles CharterLos Angeles, CAICEF Innovation Los Angeles Charter District23736.7%87
730William B. Bristow MiddleBrentwood, CABrentwood Union1,2237.1%87
731O. J. Actis Junior HighBakersfield, CAPanama-Buena Vista Union68112.8%87
732Harmony ElementaryHemet, CAHemet Unified82610.5%87
733Seneca ElementaryMoreno Valley, CAMoreno Valley Unified47218.4%87
734Oceanside HighOceanside, CAOceanside Unified1,9484.5%87
735Paakuma K-8San Bernardino, CASan Bernardino City Unified9409.3%87
736North Mountain MiddleSan Jacinto, CASan Jacinto Unified9539.1%87
737Arroyo HighSan Lorenzo, CASan Lorenzo Unified1,4995.8%87
738Flora Arca MataStockton, CAStockton Unified48717.9%87
739Glacier Point MiddleFresno, CACentral Unified9479.1%86
740Dr. Bernice Jameson Todd ElementaryCorona, CACorona-Norco Unified1,0188.4%86
741Sunrise ElementaryRancho Cordova, CAElk Grove Unified1,2357.0%86
742Rolling Hills ElementaryFairfield, CAFairfield-Suisun Unified52616.4%86
743Alfred B. Nobel Charter MiddleNorthridge, CALos Angeles Unified1,7844.8%86
744Bear Valley ElementaryMoreno Valley, CAMoreno Valley Unified72111.9%86
745Palm Tree ElementaryPalmdale, CAPalmdale Elementary56415.3%86
746Martin Luther King Jr. ElementaryRichmond, CAWest Contra Costa Unified37522.9%86
747West Park HighRoseville, CARoseville Joint Union High2,0794.1%86
748John H. StillSacramento, CASacramento City Unified65513.1%86
749Washington (George) HighSan Francisco, CASan Francisco Unified2,0684.2%86
750Van Buren ElementaryStockton, CAStockton Unified47318.2%86
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