The public middle schools with the highest share of Black students in Huntsville, Alabama
12 public middle schools in Huntsville, Alabama appear in this ranking of the public middle schools with the highest share of Black students, ranked by the share of students who are Black or African American, from federal NCES enrollment data. Ronald McNair 78 leads the list at 66.7%, against a median of 36.4% across the ranked schools.
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| # | School | City | % Black |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ronald McNair 78 | Huntsville, AL | 66.7%(260) |
| 2 | Chapman Middle School | Huntsville, AL | 65.7%(207) |
| 3 | Williams Middle School | Huntsville, AL | 60.2%(397) |
| 4 | Academy For Science Foreign Language Middle School | Huntsville, AL | 56.2%(109) |
| 5 | Academy for Academics and Arts Middle School | Huntsville, AL | 53.7%(145) |
| 6 | Huntsville Junior High School | Huntsville, AL | 39.1%(207) |
| 7 | Morris Middle School | Huntsville, AL | 33.8%(134) |
| 8 | Whitesburg Middle School | Huntsville, AL | 31.8%(170) |
| 9 | Monrovia Middle School | Huntsville, AL | 30.6%(302) |
| 10 | Challenger Middle School | Huntsville, AL | 22.8%(97) |
| 11 | Riverton Intermediate School | Huntsville, AL | 19.3%(168) |
| 12 | Mountain Gap Middle School | Huntsville, AL | 17.2%(63) |
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