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The public 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
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
251Frank D. ParentInglewood, CAInglewood Unified23568.1%160
252California City MiddleCalifornia City, CAMojave Unified47833.5%160
253Stella I. Hills ElementaryBakersfield, CABakersfield City67023.7%159
254Tahquitz HighHemet, CAHemet Unified1,7619.0%159
255Hawthorne HighHawthorne, CACentinela Valley Union High1,6759.4%158
256Centennial HighCompton, CACompton Unified90817.4%158
257Wayne Ruble MiddleFontana, CAFontana Unified1,39411.3%158
258Ninety-Fifth Street ElementaryLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified74521.2%158
259Laurel ElementaryOakland, CAOakland Unified47333.4%158
260El Cajon Valley HighEl Cajon, CAGrossmont Union High1,7019.2%157
261Hogan MiddleVallejo, CAVallejo City Unified78520.0%157
262Gifford C. Cole MiddleLancaster, CAEastside Union Elementary69722.4%156
263Cimarron Avenue ElementaryHawthorne, CALos Angeles Unified26159.8%156
264James Logan HighUnion City, CANew Haven Unified3,0965.0%156
265Fremont HighOakland, CAOakland Unified1,16613.4%156
266Heritage HighMenifee, CAPerris Union High2,3306.7%156
267YouthBuild Charter School of CaliforniaLos Angeles, CAYouthBuild Charter School of California District88017.6%155
268Carmen Dragon ElementaryAntioch, CAAntioch Unified49531.3%155
269Center HighAntelope, CACenter Joint Unified1,31211.8%155
270Indian Springs HighSan Bernardino, CASan Bernardino City Unified1,8108.6%155
271Chaparral HighTemecula, CATemecula Valley Unified3,1364.9%154
272SIATechOceanside, CASIATech District1,17413.1%154
273Animo Compton CharterLos Angeles, CAAnimo Compton Charter District37241.1%153
274Jefferson Leadership AcademiesLong Beach, CALong Beach Unified1,00415.2%153
275La Jolla ElementaryMoreno Valley, CAMoreno Valley Unified67122.8%153
276Pasadena HighPasadena, CAPasadena Unified1,30311.7%153
277Paloma Valley HighMenifee, CAPerris Union High2,4876.2%153
278Lakeview Leadership AcademyVictorville, CAVictor Valley Union High90117.0%153
279Otay Ranch Senior HighChula Vista, CASweetwater Union High2,4406.3%153
280Ronald E. McNair HighStockton, CALodi Unified1,6449.3%152
281Annalee Avenue ElementaryCarson, CALos Angeles Unified19478.3%152
282Bannon CreekSacramento, CANatomas Unified49130.8%151
283Wiseburn MiddleHawthorne, CAWiseburn Unified95315.8%151
284Columbia MiddleAdelanto, CAAdelanto Elementary75420.0%151
285Ruth Musser MiddleRancho Cucamonga, CACentral Elementary94116.1%151
286Monte Vista HighSpring Valley, CAGrossmont Union High1,5439.8%151
287Hiram W. Johnson HighSacramento, CASacramento City Unified1,6829.0%151
288Mojave Vista ElementaryVictorville, CAVictor Elementary90416.7%151
289Options for Youth-ActonFontana, CAOptions for Youth-Acton District2,1716.9%150
290Lone Tree ElementaryAntioch, CAAntioch Unified51829.0%150
291Columbia ElementaryLancaster, CAEastside Union Elementary62024.2%150
292Paul Revere Charter MiddleLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified1,7158.8%150
293Lasselle ElementaryMoreno Valley, CAVal Verde Unified81218.5%150
294Westside Park ElementaryAdelanto, CAAdelanto Elementary48131.0%149
295Stoneman ElementaryPittsburg, CAPittsburg Unified60224.8%149
296San Joaquin County CommunityStockton, CASan Joaquin County Office of Education1,02114.6%149
297Culver City MiddleCulver City, CACulver City Unified1,5239.7%148
298Warren (Earl) HighDowney, CADowney Unified3,6094.1%148
299Leapwood Avenue ElementaryCarson, CALos Angeles Unified22266.7%148
300Rancho Dominguez PreparatoryLong Beach, CALos Angeles Unified70121.0%147
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