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The public schools with the highest share of Black students in Calhoun County, Alabama

33 public schools in Calhoun County, Alabama appear in this ranking of the public 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. Randolph Park Elementary School leads the list at 90.3%, against a median of 15.1% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Calhoun County, Alabama

Top % Black

90.3%

Median % Black

15.1%

MOST BLACK · CALHOUN COUNTY, ALABAMA

#	School	City	District	Students	Black students	% Black
1	Randolph Park Elementary School	Anniston, AL	Anniston City	339	306	90.3%
2	Cobb Preparatory Academy	Anniston, AL	Anniston City	270	241	89.3%
3	Anniston High School	Anniston, AL	Anniston City	498	418	83.9%
4	Anniston Middle School	Anniston, AL	Anniston City	357	299	83.8%
5	Golden Springs Elementary School	Anniston, AL	Anniston City	357	278	77.9%
6	Saks High School	Anniston, AL	Calhoun County	419	211	50.4%
7	Saks Elementary School	Anniston, AL	Calhoun County	625	258	41.3%
8	De Armanville Elementary School	Anniston, AL	Oxford City	478	151	31.6%
9	Kitty Stone Elementary School	Jacksonville, AL	Jacksonville City	929	282	30.4%
10	Oxford Middle School	Oxford, AL	Oxford City	619	181	29.2%
11	Oxford High School	Oxford, AL	Oxford City	1,242	362	29.1%
12	Oxford Elementary School	Oxford, AL	Oxford City	837	234	28.0%
13	Jacksonville High School	Jacksonville, AL	Jacksonville City	756	202	26.7%
14	CE Hanna School	Hobson City, AL	Oxford City	536	129	24.1%
15	Weaver High School	Weaver, AL	Calhoun County	468	96	20.5%
16	Weaver Elementary School	Weaver, AL	Calhoun County	544	95	17.5%
17	Coldwater Elementary School	Anniston, AL	Oxford City	391	59	15.1%
18	Piedmont High School	Piedmont, AL	Piedmont City	315	42	13.3%
19	Wellborn High School	Anniston, AL	Calhoun County	425	56	13.2%
20	EXCEL Academy	Anniston, AL	Calhoun County	196	24	12.2%
21	Alexandria High School	Alexandria, AL	Calhoun County	480	57	11.9%
22	Wellborn Elementary School	Anniston, AL	Calhoun County	598	65	10.9%
23	Alexandria Middle School	Alexandria, AL	Calhoun County	503	54	10.7%
24	Piedmont Elementary School	Piedmont, AL	Piedmont City	542	52	9.6%
25	Alexandria Elementary School	Alexandria, AL	Calhoun County	712	63	8.8%
26	Piedmont Middle School	Piedmont, AL	Piedmont City	223	18	8.1%
27	White Plains Middle School	Anniston, AL	Calhoun County	387	26	6.7%
28	White Plains Elementary School	Anniston, AL	Calhoun County	530	29	5.5%
29	White Plains High School	Anniston, AL	Calhoun County	396	18	4.5%
30	Ohatchee High School	Ohatchee, AL	Calhoun County	391	13	3.3%
31	Pleasant Valley Elementary School	Jacksonville, AL	Calhoun County	458	9	2.0%
32	Ohatchee Elementary School	Ohatchee, AL	Calhoun County	472	9	1.9%
33	Pleasant Valley High School	Jacksonville, AL	Calhoun County	393	6	1.5%

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