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The public middle schools with the most Native American students in Alameda County, California

35 public middle schools in Alameda County, California appear in this ranking of the public middle schools with the most Native American students, ranked by the total number of American Indian or Alaska Native students enrolled. Cesar Chavez Middle leads the list at 11, against a median of 2 across the ranked schools.

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MOST NATIVE AMERICAN (COUNT) · ALAMEDA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	Students	% Native American	Native American students
1	Cesar Chavez Middle	Union City, CA	New Haven Unified	990	1.1%	11
2	Centerville Middle	Fremont, CA	Fremont Unified	1,495	0.4%	6
3	Itliong-Vera Cruz	Union City, CA	New Haven Unified	1,097	0.5%	5
4	Thomas S. Hart Middle	Pleasanton, CA	Pleasanton Unified	1,129	0.3%	4
5	Albany Middle	Albany, CA	Albany City Unified	911	0.4%	4
6	Longfellow Arts and Technology Middle	Berkeley, CA	Berkeley Unified	462	0.9%	4
7	John M. Horner Middle	Fremont, CA	Fremont Unified	1,574	0.3%	4
8	Montera Middle	Oakland, CA	Oakland Unified	695	0.6%	4
9	Lincoln Middle	Alameda, CA	Alameda Unified	971	0.3%	3
10	William Hopkins Middle	Fremont, CA	Fremont Unified	1,424	0.2%	3
11	William Mendenhall Middle	Livermore, CA	Livermore Valley Joint Unified	876	0.3%	3
12	Roosevelt Middle	Oakland, CA	Oakland Unified	512	0.6%	3
13	Eleanor Murray Fallon	Dublin, CA	Dublin Unified	1,683	0.1%	2
14	Pleasanton Middle	Pleasanton, CA	Pleasanton Unified	944	0.2%	2
15	Canyon Middle	Castro Valley, CA	Castro Valley Unified	1,418	0.1%	2
16	Thornton Middle	Fremont, CA	Fremont Unified	1,972	0.1%	2
17	G. M. Walters Middle	Fremont, CA	Fremont Unified	1,149	0.2%	2
18	Martin Luther King Jr. Middle	Hayward, CA	Hayward Unified	669	0.3%	2
19	Andrew N. Christensen Middle	Livermore, CA	Livermore Valley Joint Unified	592	0.3%	2
20	Newark Middle	Newark, CA	Newark Unified	980	0.2%	2
21	West Oakland Middle	Oakland, CA	Oakland Unified	165	1.2%	2
22	Bancroft Middle	San Leandro, CA	San Leandro Unified	948	0.2%	2
23	John Muir Middle	San Leandro, CA	San Leandro Unified	969	0.2%	2
24	Harvest Park Middle	Pleasanton, CA	Pleasanton Unified	1,015	0.1%	1
25	AIMS College Prep Middle	Oakland, CA	AIMS College Prep Middle District	200	0.5%	1
26	Downtown Charter Academy	Oakland, CA	Downtown Charter Academy District	305	0.3%	1
27	Will C. Wood Middle	Alameda, CA	Alameda Unified	613	0.2%	1
28	Martin Luther King Middle	Berkeley, CA	Berkeley Unified	851	0.1%	1
29	Willard Middle	Berkeley, CA	Berkeley Unified	596	0.2%	1
30	Anthony W. Ochoa Middle	Hayward, CA	Hayward Unified	405	0.3%	1
31	East Avenue Middle	Livermore, CA	Livermore Valley Joint Unified	581	0.2%	1
32	Frick United Academy of Language Middle	Oakland, CA	Oakland Unified	392	0.3%	1
33	Piedmont Middle	Piedmont, CA	Piedmont City Unified	575	0.2%	1
34	Edendale Middle	San Lorenzo, CA	San Lorenzo Unified	483	0.2%	1
35	Washington Manor Middle	San Leandro, CA	San Lorenzo Unified	500	0.2%	1

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