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The public schools with the most multiracial students in California · page 37

Ranks 1,801–1,850 of the public schools with the most multiracial students in California. Back to page 1.

MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% MultiracialMultiracial students
1801University Park ElementaryIrvine, CAIrvine Unified50911.2%57
1802Eastwood ElementaryIrvine, CAIrvine Unified6478.8%57
1803Bannon CreekSacramento, CANatomas Unified49111.4%56
1804Walnut Elementary Education CenterTurlock, CATurlock Unified9006.2%56
1805Frontier ElementarySacramento, CATwin Rivers Unified37914.8%56
1806Hollyglen ElementaryHawthorne, CAWiseburn Unified51810.8%56
1807Stowers(Cecil B.) ElementaryCerritos, CAABC Unified54710.2%56
1808Columbia MiddleAdelanto, CAAdelanto Elementary7547.4%56
1809OCS - SouthAltadena, CAOCS - South District39214.3%56
1810Da Vinci ScienceEl Segundo, CADa Vinci Science District55210.1%56
1811Orchard ParkOakley, CAAntioch Unified7517.5%56
1812Longfellow Arts and Technology MiddleBerkeley, CABerkeley Unified46212.1%56
1813Madison Avenue ElementaryEl Cajon, CACajon Valley Union6708.4%56
1814Clarence Lobo ElementarySan Clemente, CACapistrano Unified32817.1%56
1815Laguna Niguel ElementaryLaguna Niguel, CACapistrano Unified45612.3%56
1816Wilson C. Riles MiddleRoseville, CACenter Joint Unified6828.2%56
1817Edwin Rhodes ElementaryChino, CAChino Valley Unified8606.5%56
1818Westlake ElementaryWestlake Village, CAConejo Valley Unified51210.9%56
1819Temescal Valley ElementaryCorona, CACorona-Norco Unified8326.7%56
1820Warren E. Hyde MiddleCupertino, CACupertino Union8007.0%56
1821Margaret Landell ElementaryCypress, CACypress Elementary6628.5%56
1822Fred T. Korematsu Elementary at Mace RanchDavis, CADavis Joint Unified50911.0%56
1823Ronald Reagan ElementaryPalm Desert, CADesert Sands Unified8086.9%56
1824Sierra-Enterprise ElementarySacramento, CAElk Grove Unified5659.9%56
1825Perdew ElementaryEtiwanda, CAEtiwanda Elementary5899.5%56
1826Olympus Junior HighRoseville, CAEureka Union43912.8%56
1827Russell Ranch ElementaryFolsom, CAFolsom-Cordova Unified50311.1%56
1828Irvington HighFremont, CAFremont Unified2,1572.6%56
1829Hilton D. Bell IntermediateGarden Grove, CAGarden Grove Unified6328.9%56
1830Verdugo Woodlands ElementaryGlendale, CAGlendale Unified6768.3%56
1831Sierra Pacific HighHanford, CAHanford Joint Union High1,1834.7%56
1832Southgate ElementaryHayward, CAHayward Unified5819.6%56
1833Rodeo Hills ElementaryRodeo, CAJohn Swett Unified53410.5%56
1834Maryland Avenue ElementaryLa Mesa, CALa Mesa-Spring Valley45112.4%56
1835Tully C. KnolesStockton, CALincoln Unified6438.7%56
1836Ardis G. Egan Junior HighLos Altos, CALos Altos Elementary51710.8%56
1837Community Magnet Charter ElementaryLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified42513.2%56
1838Lorne Street ElementaryNorthridge, CALos Angeles Unified37215.1%56
1839Mossdale ElementaryLathrop, CAManteca Unified1,0875.2%56
1840Arboga ElementaryOlivehurst, CAMarysville Joint Unified7467.5%56
1841Old Mill ElementaryMill Valley, CAMill Valley Elementary26121.5%56
1842Live Oak HighMorgan Hill, CAMorgan Hill Unified1,1015.1%56
1843Jose Antonio Vargas ElementaryMountain View, CAMountain View Whisman36815.2%56
1844Roy O. Andersen ElementaryNewport Beach, CANewport-Mesa Unified35315.9%56
1845Sinaloa MiddleNovato, CANovato Unified6938.1%56
1846Taylor (Bertha) ElementarySan Jose, CAOak Grove Elementary49711.3%56
1847Oxnard HighOxnard, CAOxnard Union High2,4522.3%56
1848Sundance ElementarySan Diego, CAPoway Unified42813.1%56
1849John F. Kennedy ElementaryRiverside, CARiverside Unified8646.5%56
1850Golden Empire ElementarySacramento, CASacramento City Unified43812.8%56
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