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

Across Chilton County, Alabama, 12 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the share of students who are Black or African American, from federal NCES enrollment data. Clanton Middle School leads the list at 17.2%, against a median of 7.5% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
12
Chilton County, Alabama
Top % Black
17.2%
Median % Black
7.5%
MOST BLACK · CHILTON COUNTY, ALABAMA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Black
1Clanton Middle SchoolClanton, ALChilton County40117.2%(69)
2Chilton County High SchoolClanton, ALChilton County83317.1%(142)
3Clanton Elementary SchoolClanton, ALChilton County94216.7%(157)
4Clanton Intermediate SchoolClanton, ALChilton County63015.2%(96)
5Maplesville High SchoolMaplesville, ALChilton County59213.7%(81)
6Jemison Intermediate SchoolJemison, ALChilton County4688.3%(39)
7Jemison High SchoolJemison, ALChilton County7026.7%(47)
8Jemison Elementary SchoolJemison, ALChilton County7526.7%(50)
9Verbena High SchoolVerbena, ALChilton County5896.3%(37)
10Jemison Middle SchoolJemison, ALChilton County3285.8%(19)
11Thorsby High SchoolThorsby, ALChilton County8954.9%(44)
12Isabella High SchoolMaplesville, ALChilton County7894.1%(32)
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