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The most racially diverse public high schools in San Joaquin County, California

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public high schools in San Joaquin County, California, drawn from 32 qualifying public high schools. John C. Kimball High leads the list at 36.6%, against a median of 56.5% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
32
San Joaquin County, California
Best Largest group
36.6%
Median Largest group
56.5%
MOST DIVERSE · SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityStudentsLargest group% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1John C. Kimball HighTracy, CA1,58736.6% Asian (581)16.1%(255)6.0%(96)33.8%(536)36.6%(581)
2Bear Creek HighStockton, CA1,92541.7% Hispanic (802)9.8%(189)15.6%(300)41.7%(802)25.5%(491)
3Ronald E. McNair HighStockton, CA1,64442.7% Asian (702)4.3%(71)9.3%(152)38.2%(628)42.7%(702)
4Sierra HighManteca, CA1,67044.0% Hispanic (735)18.9%(315)4.4%(74)44.0%(735)27.6%(461)
5Stockton Early College AcademyStockton, CA42846.0% Hispanic (197)4.4%(19)2.1%(9)46.0%(197)44.2%(189)
6Ripon HighRipon, CA1,05146.3% White (487)46.3%(487)0.9%(10)39.2%(412)7.9%(83)
7River Islands HighLathrop, CA51247.9% Asian (245)8.0%(41)10.9%(56)29.9%(153)47.9%(245)
8Aspire Benjamin Holt College Preparatory AcademyStockton, CA69448.1% Hispanic (334)6.3%(44)6.5%(45)48.1%(334)30.0%(208)
9Lodi HighLodi, CA1,95250.7% Hispanic (989)39.5%(771)0.6%(12)50.7%(989)4.5%(88)
10Escalon HighEscalon, CA81552.5% Hispanic (428)41.6%(339)0.9%(7)52.5%(428)2.0%(16)
11Lincoln HighStockton, CA2,80153.6% Hispanic (1,502)15.2%(427)11.5%(321)53.6%(1,502)13.2%(370)
12Weston Ranch HighStockton, CA1,16453.9% Hispanic (627)3.8%(44)16.5%(192)53.9%(627)19.5%(227)
13Middle College HighStockton, CA34354.2% Asian (186)9.0%(31)4.4%(15)25.7%(88)54.2%(186)
14Tracy HighTracy, CA1,73955.1% Hispanic (959)20.5%(357)3.7%(64)55.1%(959)14.3%(248)
15Lathrop HighLathrop, CA1,48655.3% Hispanic (822)8.9%(132)6.6%(98)55.3%(822)24.0%(356)
16Millennium CharterTracy, CA43655.5% Hispanic (242)18.1%(79)4.6%(20)55.5%(242)16.5%(72)
17Cesar Chavez HighStockton, CA2,02157.4% Hispanic (1,160)2.8%(56)9.9%(200)57.4%(1,160)23.9%(482)
18Merrill F. West HighTracy, CA1,92058.0% Hispanic (1,113)11.4%(219)4.6%(89)58.0%(1,113)20.4%(391)
19Mountain House HighMountain House, CA2,42861.9% Asian (1,504)13.2%(320)5.2%(127)12.3%(298)61.9%(1,504)
20Manteca HighManteca, CA1,90762.4% Hispanic (1,189)17.6%(336)4.1%(79)62.4%(1,189)11.1%(212)
21Aspire Stockton 6-12 Secondary AcademyStockton, CA32662.6% Hispanic (204)2.5%(8)20.9%(68)62.6%(204)5.2%(17)
22East Union HighManteca, CA1,52464.5% Hispanic (983)22.5%(343)2.2%(33)64.5%(983)7.1%(108)
23Tokay HighLodi, CA2,05864.7% Hispanic (1,331)18.0%(370)1.6%(32)64.7%(1,331)12.2%(250)
24Stockton Collegiate International SecondaryStockton, CA46665.0% Hispanic (303)8.6%(40)5.8%(27)65.0%(303)12.0%(56)
25Aspire Langston Hughes AcademyStockton, CA77265.5% Hispanic (506)3.5%(27)14.9%(115)65.5%(506)8.2%(63)
26Linden HighLinden, CA74365.8% Hispanic (489)29.1%(216)0.3%(2)65.8%(489)2.0%(15)
27Stagg Senior HighStockton, CA1,67767.0% Hispanic (1,124)4.7%(79)12.4%(208)67.0%(1,124)9.1%(152)
28Edison HighStockton, CA2,35573.8% Hispanic (1,738)1.0%(24)10.6%(249)73.8%(1,738)10.5%(247)
29Health Careers AcademyStockton, CA41077.3% Hispanic (317)3.7%(15)4.9%(20)77.3%(317)11.9%(49)
30Franklin HighStockton, CA2,06584.2% Hispanic (1,738)3.3%(68)4.7%(97)84.2%(1,738)4.6%(95)
31Weber InstituteStockton, CA35887.7% Hispanic (314)2.5%(9)1.4%(5)87.7%(314)6.4%(23)
32Edward C. Merlo Institute of Environmental StudiesStockton, CA20091.5% Hispanic (183)1.0%(2)4.5%(9)91.5%(183)2.5%(5)
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