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The most racially diverse public schools in Sonoma County, California · page 3

Ranks 101–109 of the most racially diverse public schools in Sonoma County, California. Back to page 1.

MOST DIVERSE · SONOMA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	Students	Largest group	% White	% Black	% Hispanic	% Asian
101	Elsie Allen High	Santa Rosa, CA	1,029	84.1% Hispanic (865)	5.7%(59)	1.5%(15)	84.1%(865)	4.2%(43)
102	Kawana Springs Elementary	Santa Rosa, CA	328	84.8% Hispanic (278)	8.5%(28)	2.1%(7)	84.8%(278)	1.8%(6)
103	Bellevue Elementary	Santa Rosa, CA	382	86.7% Hispanic (331)	6.0%(23)	0.5%(2)	86.7%(331)	5.2%(20)
104	Abraham Lincoln Elementary	Santa Rosa, CA	305	87.5% Hispanic (267)	7.9%(24)	0.7%(2)	87.5%(267)	1.0%(3)
105	Cesar Chavez Language Academy	Santa Rosa, CA	773	90.0% Hispanic (696)	6.3%(49)	0.5%(4)	90.0%(696)	1.2%(9)
106	Roseland Creek Elementary	Santa Rosa, CA	534	90.1% Hispanic (481)	3.6%(19)	1.9%(10)	90.1%(481)	1.9%(10)
107	James Monroe Elementary	Santa Rosa, CA	315	93.7% Hispanic (295)	0.9%(3)	1.9%(6)	93.7%(295)	1.9%(6)
108	Roseland Elementary	Santa Rosa, CA	471	94.7% Hispanic (446)	1.5%(7)	0.4%(2)	94.7%(446)	0.8%(4)
109	Sheppard Elementary	Santa Rosa, CA	577	97.0% Hispanic (560)	1.2%(7)	0.3%(2)	97.0%(560)	0.5%(3)

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