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Alabama: the school districts with the highest share of Black students

129 districts

Alabama public school districts ranked by the share of students who are Black or African American, from federal NCES enrollment data. Districts need at least 2 schools and 500 students to qualify. The median ranked district is at 21.3%. Showing ranks 101 to 129.

#DistrictStateSchoolsStudentsBlack students% Black
101Coffee CountyAL52,9531786.0%
102Covington CountyAL83,0281816.0%
103Oneonta CityAL31,380735.3%
104Walker CountyAL177,0913775.3%
105Gulf Shores CityAL32,7481435.2%
106Winfield CityAL31,204594.9%
107Vestavia Hills CityAL96,9343304.8%
108Hartselle CityAL63,6831614.4%
109Russellville CityAL42,6151164.4%
110Marion CountyAL103,3021324.0%
111Etowah CountyAL228,7393293.8%
112Cherokee CountyAL73,8601393.6%
113Jackson CountyAL165,1591793.5%
114Lauderdale CountyAL147,9522373.0%
115Boaz CityAL52,607762.9%
116Morgan CountyAL167,6192232.9%
117Fort Payne CityAL53,508992.8%
118Cleburne CountyAL72,490652.6%
119Orange Beach CityAL21,262231.8%
120Franklin CountyAL93,563521.5%
121Marshall CountyAL146,494931.4%
122Blount CountyAL147,6001021.3%
123Cullman CityAL53,243361.1%
124Haleyville CityAL31,597171.1%
125DeKalb CountyAL128,769730.8%
126Arab CityAL42,595190.7%
127Cullman CountyAL259,901730.7%
128Winston CountyAL92,309150.6%
129Mountain Brook CityAL64,42580.2%

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