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The most racially diverse public elementary schools in California · page 36

Ranks 1,751–1,800 of the most racially diverse public schools in California. Back to page 1.

MOST DIVERSE · CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	Students	Largest group	% White	% Black	% Hispanic	% Asian
1751	Language Academy	San Diego, CA	1,015	54.3% Hispanic (551)	24.5%(249)	9.3%(94)	54.3%(551)	2.1%(21)
1752	Ramona Elementary	Alhambra, CA	650	54.3% Asian (353)	2.0%(13)	0.5%(3)	39.9%(259)	54.3%(353)
1753	Havens Elementary	Piedmont, CA	464	54.3% White (252)	54.3%(252)	2.2%(10)	8.4%(39)	18.3%(85)
1754	Plavan (Urbain H.) Elementary	Fountain Valley, CA	530	54.3% Asian (288)	16.6%(88)	0.4%(2)	14.7%(78)	54.3%(288)
1755	McMillin (Corky) Elementary	Chula Vista, CA	691	54.4% Hispanic (376)	8.1%(56)	6.5%(45)	54.4%(376)	22.3%(154)
1756	Valle Vista Elementary	San Jose, CA	204	54.4% Hispanic (111)	6.9%(14)	2.9%(6)	54.4%(111)	26.5%(54)
1757	Edward Kemble Elementary	Sacramento, CA	454	54.4% Hispanic (247)	4.6%(21)	8.4%(38)	54.4%(247)	25.1%(114)
1758	Garfield Elementary	Alhambra, CA	577	54.4% Hispanic (314)	4.3%(25)	1.6%(9)	54.4%(314)	33.8%(195)
1759	Walter M. Brown Elementary	Turlock, CA	645	54.4% Hispanic (351)	26.8%(173)	3.9%(25)	54.4%(351)	8.4%(54)
1760	Classical Academy	Escondido, CA	1,581	54.5% White (861)	54.5%(861)	0.6%(10)	28.3%(448)	6.2%(98)
1761	Banta Elementary	Tracy, CA	202	54.5% Hispanic (110)	14.4%(29)	3.0%(6)	54.5%(110)	21.8%(44)
1762	Lincoln Elementary	Ventura, CA	202	54.5% Hispanic (110)	36.1%(73)	3.0%(6)	54.5%(110)	2.0%(4)
1763	Ezekiel Balderas Elementary	Fresno, CA	615	54.5% Hispanic (335)	1.9%(12)	2.8%(17)	54.5%(335)	37.7%(232)
1764	Adams Elementary	Stockton, CA	492	54.5% Hispanic (268)	6.5%(32)	18.9%(93)	54.5%(268)	13.8%(68)
1765	Star View Elementary	Westminster, CA	391	54.5% Asian (213)	10.7%(42)	0.5%(2)	24.6%(96)	54.5%(213)
1766	Caleb Greenwood Elementary	Sacramento, CA	536	54.5% White (292)	54.5%(292)	3.5%(19)	24.8%(133)	5.6%(30)
1767	Palisades Elementary	Capistrano Beach, CA	332	54.5% White (181)	54.5%(181)	0.0%(0)	26.8%(89)	1.2%(4)
1768	Fulton K-8	San Diego, CA	310	54.5% Hispanic (169)	2.3%(7)	20.3%(63)	54.5%(169)	12.9%(40)
1769	Ronald Reagan Elementary	Wildomar, CA	508	54.5% Hispanic (277)	27.6%(140)	6.3%(32)	54.5%(277)	3.9%(20)
1770	Woodcrest Elementary	Riverside, CA	660	54.5% Hispanic (360)	33.2%(219)	3.6%(24)	54.5%(360)	6.7%(44)
1771	Glen Yermo Elementary	Mission Viejo, CA	308	54.5% Hispanic (168)	27.3%(84)	0.3%(1)	54.5%(168)	9.4%(29)
1772	Canyon Vista Elementary	Aliso Viejo, CA	533	54.6% White (291)	54.6%(291)	0.0%(0)	12.2%(65)	16.3%(87)
1773	Lakewood Elementary	Lodi, CA	478	54.6% Hispanic (261)	32.9%(157)	0.8%(4)	54.6%(261)	3.1%(15)
1774	Sherwood Elementary	Modesto, CA	489	54.6% Hispanic (267)	27.0%(132)	1.4%(7)	54.6%(267)	7.8%(38)
1775	Sulphur Springs Community Elementary	Canyon Country, CA	586	54.6% Hispanic (320)	22.7%(133)	4.4%(26)	54.6%(320)	10.1%(59)
1776	Calvert Charter for Enriched Studies	Woodland Hills, CA	324	54.6% Hispanic (177)	14.8%(48)	11.1%(36)	54.6%(177)	6.8%(22)
1777	Folsom Hills Elementary	Folsom, CA	496	54.6% White (271)	54.6%(271)	0.8%(4)	16.9%(84)	12.5%(62)
1778	Tournament Hills Elementary	Beaumont, CA	805	54.7% Hispanic (440)	16.1%(130)	11.7%(94)	54.7%(440)	9.6%(77)
1779	Cherry Chase Elementary	Sunnyvale, CA	622	54.7% Asian (340)	23.8%(148)	0.5%(3)	10.6%(66)	54.7%(340)
1780	Aviation Elementary	Hawthorne, CA	439	54.7% Hispanic (240)	20.5%(90)	6.6%(29)	54.7%(240)	8.2%(36)
1781	Growth Public	Sacramento, CA	300	54.7% Hispanic (164)	16.0%(48)	9.7%(29)	54.7%(164)	6.0%(18)
1782	Horace Mann Elementary	Beverly Hills, CA	578	54.7% White (316)	54.7%(316)	2.3%(13)	13.2%(76)	13.5%(78)
1783	Sloat (Commodore) Elementary	San Francisco, CA	364	54.7% Asian (199)	18.4%(67)	2.5%(9)	11.0%(40)	54.7%(199)
1784	Rio Vista School of Applied Learning	Apple Valley, CA	927	54.7% Hispanic (507)	33.2%(308)	3.8%(35)	54.7%(507)	3.2%(30)
1785	Cedar Lane Elementary	Olivehurst, CA	554	54.7% Hispanic (303)	22.6%(125)	2.7%(15)	54.7%(303)	10.5%(58)
1786	Glen H. Dysinger Sr. Elementary	Buena Park, CA	468	54.7% Hispanic (256)	16.7%(78)	1.5%(7)	54.7%(256)	18.6%(87)
1787	Quail Glen Elementary	Roseville, CA	532	54.7% White (291)	54.7%(291)	2.3%(12)	24.6%(131)	5.6%(30)
1788	Riviera Elementary	Kelseyville, CA	287	54.7% White (157)	54.7%(157)	1.1%(3)	27.9%(80)	1.1%(3)
1789	Webster Elementary	Madera, CA	634	54.7% Hispanic (347)	34.9%(221)	0.6%(4)	54.7%(347)	5.4%(34)
1790	Monterey Bay Charter	Pacific Grove, CA	475	54.7% White (260)	54.7%(260)	0.6%(3)	26.9%(128)	3.4%(16)
1791	Yu Ming Charter	Oakland, CA	959	54.7% Asian (525)	5.5%(53)	8.2%(79)	8.8%(84)	54.7%(525)
1792	Cedar Grove Elementary	San Jose, CA	493	54.8% Asian (270)	3.0%(15)	1.2%(6)	32.5%(160)	54.8%(270)
1793	Lower Lake Elementary	Lower Lake, CA	743	54.8% Hispanic (407)	31.6%(235)	1.5%(11)	54.8%(407)	0.1%(1)
1794	Wilbur Charter for Enriched Academics	Tarzana, CA	564	54.8% White (309)	54.8%(309)	3.2%(18)	16.1%(91)	5.7%(32)
1795	Savannah Elementary	Rosemead, CA	365	54.8% Hispanic (200)	1.6%(6)	0.3%(1)	54.8%(200)	41.4%(151)
1796	Taylor (Edward R.) Elementary	San Francisco, CA	564	54.8% Asian (309)	0.3%(2)	3.0%(17)	36.5%(206)	54.8%(309)
1797	Citrus Glen Elementary	Ventura, CA	491	54.8% Hispanic (269)	34.2%(168)	1.6%(8)	54.8%(269)	1.6%(8)
1798	Harada Elementary	Eastvale, CA	1,056	54.8% Hispanic (579)	9.8%(103)	6.3%(67)	54.8%(579)	24.8%(262)
1799	Dona Merced Elementary	Rancho Cucamonga, CA	547	54.8% Hispanic (300)	17.4%(95)	10.4%(57)	54.8%(300)	9.5%(52)
1800	Hedenkamp (Anne and William) Elementary	Chula Vista, CA	855	54.9% Hispanic (469)	6.3%(54)	2.9%(25)	54.9%(469)	27.1%(232)

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