49.02: just shy of a majority, percentage of Hispanic students in K-12 schools. Rest of breakdown: 27.86% white not Hispanic; 8.42% Asian; 7.27% African-American; 2.69% Filipino; 0.74% Native American; 0.63% Pacific Islander; 3.37% multiple or no response

49.02: just shy of a majority, percentage of Hispanic students in K-12 schools. Rest of breakdown: 27.86% white not Hispanic; 8.42% Asian; 7.27% African-American; 2.69% Filipino; 0.74% Native American; 0.63% Pacific Islander; 3.37% multiple or no response

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Posted on 10/07/10 • Categorized as Did You Know

By Silicon Valley Education Foundation

Source: http://www.cde.ca.gov/ds/sd/cb/ceffingertipfacts.asp

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