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The most racially diverse public elementary schools in California · page 35

Ranks 1,701–1,750 of the most racially diverse public schools in California. Back to page 1.

MOST DIVERSE · CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityStudentsDiversity index% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1701Mission ElementaryRedlands, CA59461.2%12.1%(72)9.8%(58)58.4%(347)13.1%(78)
1702Jefferson ElementaryCarlsbad, CA47161.2%39.3%(185)2.3%(11)47.6%(224)1.7%(8)
1703Hedenkamp (Anne and William) ElementaryChula Vista, CA85561.2%6.3%(54)2.9%(25)54.9%(469)27.1%(232)
1704Hill Creek ElementarySantee, CA69561.2%52.4%(364)0.7%(5)31.5%(219)4.2%(29)
1705Treeview ElementaryHayward, CA42661.2%7.8%(33)8.4%(36)58.5%(249)17.1%(73)
1706Washington ElementarySan Diego, CA24561.2%18.4%(45)11.0%(27)57.5%(141)2.5%(6)
1707Twelve Bridges ElementaryLincoln, CA74461.2%57.0%(424)1.2%(9)19.6%(146)9.1%(68)
1708Oak Knoll ElementaryMenlo Park, CA57461.2%57.3%(329)0.7%(4)10.4%(60)15.7%(90)
1709Buena Vista ElementaryLompoc, CA49861.2%41.8%(208)0.8%(4)45.4%(226)2.8%(14)
1710Hurley ElementaryVisalia, CA57461.1%23.2%(133)0.2%(1)55.9%(321)8.7%(50)
1711Tierra Linda ElementaryCamarillo, CA50261.1%53.0%(266)1.0%(5)31.3%(157)6.4%(32)
1712George Sargeant ElementaryRoseville, CA40661.1%51.2%(208)2.7%(11)34.0%(138)3.2%(13)
1713Highland AcademyBeaumont, CA33161.1%37.2%(123)2.7%(9)49.5%(164)4.2%(14)
1714Sequoia ElementaryFresno, CA69661.1%6.5%(45)2.0%(14)42.2%(294)45.3%(315)
1715Roosevelt ElementarySanta Barbara, CA46361.1%37.8%(175)1.3%(6)48.4%(224)1.5%(7)
1716Glen Yermo ElementaryMission Viejo, CA30861.1%27.3%(84)0.3%(1)54.5%(168)9.4%(29)
1717Del Obispo ElementarySan Juan Capistrano, CA31061.1%37.4%(116)0.0%(0)48.4%(150)1.6%(5)
1718Endeavour ElementaryBakersfield, CA72461.0%37.0%(268)4.6%(33)49.7%(360)3.7%(27)
1719Coolidge ElementarySan Gabriel, CA23261.0%3.5%(8)0.9%(2)50.4%(117)35.3%(82)
1720Birney ElementaryLong Beach, CA50161.0%4.4%(22)13.2%(66)58.7%(294)14.6%(73)
1721Happy Valley ElementaryLafayette, CA46361.0%56.6%(262)0.7%(3)8.9%(41)12.3%(57)
1722Aspire Alexander Twilight College Preparatory AcademySacramento, CA43761.0%2.1%(9)22.0%(96)55.6%(243)1.1%(5)
1723John Muir ElementaryModesto, CA56761.0%20.1%(114)2.8%(16)57.5%(326)6.0%(34)
1724Williams ElementarySan Jose, CA55961.0%24.9%(139)0.4%(2)7.5%(42)55.6%(311)
1725Campo ElementaryCampo, CA35961.0%30.6%(110)1.4%(5)53.5%(192)1.4%(5)
1726San Pasqual Union ElementaryEscondido, CA54861.0%49.1%(269)0.9%(5)37.4%(205)2.7%(15)
1727Roy Cloud ElementaryRedwood City, CA63661.0%56.5%(359)0.3%(2)22.2%(141)9.1%(58)
1728Classical AcademyEscondido, CA1,58161.0%54.5%(861)0.6%(10)28.3%(448)6.2%(98)
1729Cottonwood ElementaryPalmdale, CA65261.0%16.1%(105)11.0%(72)58.4%(381)5.4%(35)
1730Monterey Bay CharterPacific Grove, CA47560.9%54.7%(260)0.6%(3)26.9%(128)3.4%(16)
1731Palms ElementaryLos Angeles, CA22960.9%8.3%(19)11.8%(27)59.0%(135)11.8%(27)
1732De Laveaga ElementarySanta Cruz, CA48160.9%46.0%(221)1.3%(6)41.6%(200)4.0%(19)
1733JourneyMoreno Valley, CA57060.9%3.2%(18)39.0%(222)48.3%(275)1.4%(8)
1734Aspire Capitol Heights AcademySacramento, CA22260.9%0.0%(0)53.6%(119)28.4%(63)0.5%(1)
1735Hugo Reid ElementaryArcadia, CA58360.9%6.5%(38)1.2%(7)24.4%(142)56.1%(327)
1736Pershing ElementaryOrangevale, CA49460.9%56.5%(279)1.4%(7)23.9%(118)7.5%(37)
1737Hope ElementaryCarlsbad, CA65960.9%55.4%(365)0.5%(3)24.7%(163)4.4%(29)
1738William McKinley ElementaryBurbank, CA44060.9%24.3%(107)0.7%(3)55.7%(245)5.2%(23)
1739Mildred Perkins ElementaryModesto, CA36260.9%18.2%(66)1.7%(6)57.7%(209)13.8%(50)
1740Carlton Hills ElementarySantee, CA60160.9%52.3%(314)1.2%(7)33.0%(198)5.5%(33)
1741Hope View ElementaryHuntington Beach, CA54660.9%56.2%(307)0.4%(2)23.4%(128)6.2%(34)
1742Mission Avenue Open ElementaryCarmichael, CA41560.8%57.4%(238)2.6%(11)11.1%(46)20.7%(86)
1743Lenwood ElementaryLenwood, CA35160.8%21.9%(77)13.1%(46)56.7%(199)0.6%(2)
1744Patriot ElementaryBakersfield, CA93160.8%40.1%(373)3.1%(29)47.6%(443)4.2%(39)
1745La Verne Heights ElementaryLa Verne, CA47760.8%20.6%(98)4.4%(21)57.6%(275)10.1%(48)
1746Penn ElementarySan Diego, CA36660.8%3.0%(11)10.7%(39)58.2%(213)17.8%(65)
1747Oakhills ElementaryGranite Bay, CA55460.8%57.8%(320)0.9%(5)12.4%(69)17.0%(94)
1748John MuirSan Diego, CA33660.8%29.8%(100)6.3%(21)53.9%(181)0.3%(1)
1749Marshall ElementarySan Diego, CA36760.8%5.7%(21)20.4%(75)57.8%(212)11.2%(41)
1750Willow Glen ElementarySan Jose, CA66060.8%25.9%(171)2.9%(19)55.8%(368)4.5%(30)
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