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Old 09-24-2008, 06:55 AM
 
Location: Los Feliz
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Originally Posted by King0fthehill View Post
You don't want to go to an all Black high school.

Locke, Crenshaw, Dorsey (3 that spring to mind ATM)
have an abundance of students with acceptance of failure, stoic cynicism & unafraid of consequence.

Compton/Crenshaw have lost their accreditation, Locke is being managed by a charter company...you want to steer clear of these schools-we deal with the "students" from these schools at my school everyday.
A perfectly practical reaction of any group that is systematically alienated. In the most general sense.
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Old 09-24-2008, 06:57 AM
 
Location: Los Feliz
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Originally Posted by King0fthehill View Post
You don't want to go to an all Black high school.

Locke, Crenshaw, Dorsey (3 that spring to mind ATM)
have an abundance of students with acceptance of failure, stoic cynicism & unafraid of consequence.

Compton/Crenshaw have lost their accreditation, Locke is being managed by a charter company...you want to steer clear of these schools-we deal with the "students" from these schools at my school everyday.
A perfectly practical reaction for any of a group that is systematically alienated. In the most general sense.
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Old 10-01-2008, 03:53 PM
 
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What about Gardena, Locke, Hawthorne and Washington?
Gardena is at least 50% based on what I seen out of my homegirl's yearbook
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Old 10-03-2008, 11:48 AM
 
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Which high schools? I know there is Dorsey and Crenshaw High.
Anything else?
Crenshaw,Dorsey and Westchester are basically the only Los Angeles area schools left that are majority Black. Both Cresnshaw and Dorsey are almost at the half way mark between Black/Hispanic. FYI,the days of majority Black high schools in Los Angeles are over.Not saying that is a bad thing just an observation.
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Old 10-03-2008, 09:35 PM
 
Location: Westside Compton
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Like WinnieC said, the three high schools in L.A. that are predominately black are Crenshaw, Dorsey and Westchester. Jordan High in Long Beach is at least 50% black too, but other than these 4 I dont think there are anymore.
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Old 10-04-2008, 02:01 AM
 
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King/Drew Medical Magnet High School!!! 70% black!!!
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Old 10-05-2008, 02:58 PM
 
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It's easy to check which schools are majority black.

Schools that are majority Black:
Public:
* LAUSD Zoned
** Crenshaw Crenshaw Senior High School, Los Angeles California / CA school information and ethnic makeup
** Dorsey Susan Miller Dorsey Senior High School, Los Angeles California / CA school information and ethnic makeup
** Westchester Westchester Senior High School, Los Angeles California / CA school information and ethnic makeup
* LAUSD Magnet: King Drew King/Drew Medical Magnet High School, Los Angeles California / CA school information and ethnic makeup
Private:
* Junipero Serra Junipero Serra High School, Gardena California / CA school information and ethnic makeup
* St. Bernard St Bernard High School, Playa Del Rey California / CA school information and ethnic makeup

Schools which used to be majority Black and are now plurality Black:
Public:
* Inglewood USD: Inglewood HS Inglewood High School, Inglewood California / CA school information and ethnic makeup

Schools which used to be majority Black and are no longer majority Black:
Public:
* Compton USD
** Centennial Centennial High School, Compton California / CA school information and ethnic makeup
** Compton HS Compton High School, Compton California / CA school information and ethnic makeup
** Dominguez Dominguez High School, Compton California / CA school information and ethnic makeup
* Inglewood USD: Morningside HS Morningside High School, Inglewood California / CA school information and ethnic makeup

Schools which were plurality black but never majority Black (after 1988)
Public:
* LAUSD
** Hamilton Alexander Hamilton Senior High School, Los Angeles California / CA school information and ethnic makeup
** LACES Los Angeles Center For Enriched Studies School, Los Angeles California / CA school information and ethnic makeup

Schools which were never majority Black (after 1988)
Public:
* LBUSD: Jordan Jordan High School, Long Beach California / CA school information and ethnic makeup
Private:
* St. Mary's Academy St Mary's Academy School, Inglewood California / CA school information and ethnic makeup
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Old 10-06-2008, 09:59 PM
 
Location: Earth
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Originally Posted by Vicman View Post
It's easy to check which schools are majority black.

Schools that are majority Black:
Public:
* LAUSD Zoned
** Crenshaw Crenshaw Senior High School, Los Angeles California / CA school information and ethnic makeup
** Dorsey Susan Miller Dorsey Senior High School, Los Angeles California / CA school information and ethnic makeup
** Westchester Westchester Senior High School, Los Angeles California / CA school information and ethnic makeup
* LAUSD Magnet: King Drew King/Drew Medical Magnet High School, Los Angeles California / CA school information and ethnic makeup
Private:
* Junipero Serra Junipero Serra High School, Gardena California / CA school information and ethnic makeup
* St. Bernard St Bernard High School, Playa Del Rey California / CA school information and ethnic makeup

Schools which used to be majority Black and are now plurality Black:
Public:
* Inglewood USD: Inglewood HS Inglewood High School, Inglewood California / CA school information and ethnic makeup

Schools which used to be majority Black and are no longer majority Black:
Public:
* Compton USD
** Centennial Centennial High School, Compton California / CA school information and ethnic makeup
** Compton HS Compton High School, Compton California / CA school information and ethnic makeup
** Dominguez Dominguez High School, Compton California / CA school information and ethnic makeup
* Inglewood USD: Morningside HS Morningside High School, Inglewood California / CA school information and ethnic makeup

Schools which were plurality black but never majority Black (after 1988)
Public:
* LAUSD
** Hamilton Alexander Hamilton Senior High School, Los Angeles California / CA school information and ethnic makeup
** LACES Los Angeles Center For Enriched Studies School, Los Angeles California / CA school information and ethnic makeup

Schools which were never majority Black (after 1988)
Public:
* LBUSD: Jordan Jordan High School, Long Beach California / CA school information and ethnic makeup
Private:
* St. Mary's Academy St Mary's Academy School, Inglewood California / CA school information and ethnic makeup
Sure about Hamilton never being majority black? It sure seemed that way to me in the 80s. Never did go there, though (thank God). I'm pretty sure L.A. High was at least plurality black in the 80s, and maybe Fairfax.

Speaking of Westchester High, last time I was in L.A. I read an article in the Argonaut saying that Westchester's going to become a charter on the model of Palisades.
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