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The public schools with the most Black students in California · page 3

Ranks 101150 of the public schools with the most Black students in California. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
101Brentwood ElementaryVictorville, CAVictor Elementary79031.1%246
102Woodworth-Monroe AcademyInglewood, CAInglewood Unified82629.5%244
103Natomas HighSacramento, CANatomas Unified1,15721.0%243
104Alain Leroy Locke College Preparatory AcademyLos Angeles, CAAlain Leroy Locke College Preparatory Academy District1,15921.0%243
105Armijo HighFairfield, CAFairfield-Suisun Unified1,84413.2%243
106John Muir HighPasadena, CAPasadena Unified1,20620.1%243
107Rosemont HighSacramento, CASacramento City Unified1,48516.3%242
108Sacramento Charter HighSacramento, CASacramento Charter High District41357.9%239
109Barstow HighBarstow, CABarstow Unified1,55815.3%239
110Zela DavisHawthorne, CAHawthorne84328.2%238
111Carson Senior HighCarson, CALos Angeles Unified1,40716.9%238
112Windsor Hills Math ScienceLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified33271.7%238
113Wilmer Amina Carter HighRialto, CARialto Unified1,95112.1%236
114Bullard HighFresno, CAFresno Unified2,4859.5%235
115Dallas Ranch MiddleAntioch, CAAntioch Unified79529.3%233
116ICEF View Park Preparatory MiddleLos Angeles, CAICEF View Park Preparatory Middle District25690.6%232
117Vista Murrieta HighMurrieta, CAMurrieta Valley Unified3,3286.9%231
118KIPP Empower AcademyLos Angeles, CAKIPP Empower Academy District58839.1%230
119Edison HighFresno, CAFresno Unified2,3399.8%230
120Cowan Avenue ElementaryLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified37760.7%229
121Caliber: ChangeMakers AcademyVallejo, CACaliber: ChangeMakers Academy District97523.4%228
122Harriet Tubman Village CharterSan Diego, CAHarriet Tubman Village Charter District44650.7%226
123Beaumont Senior HighBeaumont, CABeaumont Unified3,4606.5%226
124Bellflower HighBellflower, CABellflower Unified1,99711.3%225
125Endeavour MiddleLancaster, CALancaster Elementary80527.9%225
126JourneyMoreno Valley, CAJourney District57039.0%222
127Liberty HighBrentwood, CALiberty Union High2,8367.8%221
128West HighBakersfield, CAKern High2,15910.2%220
129Desert View ElementaryLancaster, CALancaster Elementary68831.8%219
130Amargosa Creek MiddleLancaster, CALancaster Elementary85925.5%219
131Park MiddleAntioch, CAAntioch Unified1,05520.7%218
132Los Angeles Center for Enriched StudiesLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified1,35716.1%218
133Martin Luther King Jr. HighRiverside, CARiverside Unified2,6998.0%217
134C. K. McClatchy HighSacramento, CASacramento City Unified2,5698.4%216
135Natomas MiddleSacramento, CANatomas Unified67232.0%215
136Compton HighCompton, CACompton Unified1,43814.9%214
137Vista del Lago HighMoreno Valley, CAMoreno Valley Unified1,92411.0%212
138El Cerrito HighEl Cerrito, CAWest Contra Costa Unified1,46014.4%211
139Oakland School for the ArtsOakland, CAOakland School for the Arts District82825.4%210
140Sierra ElementaryLancaster, CALancaster Elementary70729.4%208
141Stephen M. White MiddleCarson, CALos Angeles Unified1,42314.6%208
142Stagg Senior HighStockton, CAStockton Unified1,67712.4%208
143Hughes MiddleLong Beach, CALong Beach Unified1,21417.1%207
144Hardy Brown College PrepSan Bernardino, CAHardy Brown College Prep District31665.2%206
145Golden Charter AcademyFresno, CAGolden Charter Academy District40550.9%206
146Upland HighUpland, CAUpland Unified2,7977.3%205
147Castlemont HighOakland, CAOakland Unified71928.5%205
148Herbert Hoover HighFresno, CAFresno Unified2,04010.0%204
149Liberty HighWinchester, CAPerris Union High2,5378.0%204
150San Jacinto HighSan Jacinto, CASan Jacinto Unified2,3888.5%204
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