California schools where the Black enrollment share is growing fastest

Change in Black share of enrollment, 2018 to 2023 · 7,788 eligible schools · statewide the share went 5.1% → 4.6% (−0.5 points). Schools above that outpaced CA.

Hispanic White Asian Black Two or more races Pacific Islander American Indian

Growing share Shrinking sharePeriod1Y 5Y 10Y AllTop 25, ranked by points gained.

#	School	Lvl	2018	2023	Change	Pts/yr	Students	Enrollment
1	Fletcher Elementary San Diego · San Diego Unified	Elem	9.8%	25.4%	+15.6	+3.0	+20	163 → 142
2	Rio Cazadero High Sacramento · Elk Grove Unified	High	23.9%	37.6%	+13.7	+2.0	+23	138 → 149
3	Malcolm X Academy San Francisco · San Francisco Unified	Elem	50.0%	61.9%	+11.9	+1.4	+11	108 → 105
4	Gratts Learning Academy for Young Scholars (GLAYS) Los Angeles · Los Angeles Unified	Elem	4.2%	15.5%	+11.3	+2.3	+36	497 → 368
5	E. Neal Roberts Elementary San Bernardino · San Bernardino City Unified	Elem	6.2%	15.6%	+9.4	+1.9	+37	467 → 424
6	Pierce Academy of the Arts Ridgecrest · Sierra Sands Unified	Elem	10.2%	18.6%	+8.4	+1.6	+19	392 → 318
7	Beardsley Elementary Bakersfield · Beardsley Elementary	Elem	1.2%	9.4%	+8.2	+1.5	+33	419 → 404
8	Boron Junior-Senior High Boron · Muroc Joint Unified	High	5.5%	13.5%	+8.0	+1.4	+20	237 → 244
9	Dewey Elementary San Diego · San Diego Unified	Elem	14.3%	22.1%	+7.8	+2.1	+9	377 → 285
10	El Dorado Elementary Lancaster · Lancaster Elementary	Elem	28.2%	35.0%	+6.8	+1.4	+69	678 → 742
11	Garfield Elementary San Francisco · San Francisco Unified	Elem	2.6%	9.4%	+6.8	+1.4	+12	228 → 191
12	Kinney High (Continuation) Rancho Cordova · Folsom-Cordova Unified	High	15.1%	21.9%	+6.8	+1.2	+7	119 → 114
13	Loyola Village Fine And Performing Arts Magnet Los Angeles · Los Angeles Unified	Elem	63.9%	70.5%	+6.6	+1.3	−101	352 → 176
14	Fort Irwin Middle Fort Irwin · Silver Valley Unified	Middle	9.1%	15.7%	+6.6	+1.2	+15	275 → 254
15	Holmes Avenue Elementary Los Angeles · Los Angeles Unified	Elem	20.3%	26.9%	+6.6	+1.5	−6	222 → 145
16	Arthur S. Dudley Elementary Antelope · Center Joint Unified	Elem	14.5%	21.0%	+6.5	+1.2	+22	649 → 552
17	Kelso (William H.) Inglewood · Inglewood Unified	Elem	40.0%	46.4%	+6.4	+1.4	−11	450 → 364
18	Wilson C. Riles Middle Roseville · Center Joint Unified	Middle	9.5%	15.8%	+6.3	+1.3	+36	642 → 612
19	Nye Elementary San Diego · San Diego Unified	Elem	15.3%	21.6%	+6.3	+0.9	+18	411 → 375
20	Wolf Canyon Elementary Chula Vista · Chula Vista Elementary	Elem	5.5%	11.7%	+6.2	+1.4	+69	713 → 923
21	Goodwill Independent Study Victorville · Victor Valley Union High	High	25.2%	31.1%	+5.9	+1.2	+28	111 → 180
22	Will Rogers Middle Lawndale · Lawndale Elementary	Middle	8.2%	14.1%	+5.9	+1.3	+35	957 → 799
23	Canyon Ridge High Hesperia · Hesperia Unified	High	5.9%	11.8%	+5.9	+0.9	+12	221 → 212
24	Euclid Elementary San Diego · San Diego Unified	Elem	11.5%	17.4%	+5.9	+1.2	+20	497 → 443
25	Greenwood Academy Richmond · West Contra Costa Unified	High	20.4%	26.2%	+5.8	+1.2	+4	313 → 260

Ranked by percentage-point increase in this group's share of enrollment. Schools need at least 100 students in both 2018 and 2023 to be ranked — without a floor the list fills with tiny schools swinging on a handful of children. Share and headcount can move differently as total enrollment changes, which is what the Pts/yr (trend across the selected period) and Students (headcount gained or lost) columns are there to expose. Enrollment counts come from the federal Common Core of Data via the Urban Institute; “Black” is that source's category.