The public schools with the highest share of Black students in Elmore County, Alabama
19 public schools in Elmore 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. Stanhope Elmore High School leads the list at 43.9%, against a median of 25.1% across the ranked schools.
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| # | School | City | % Black |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Stanhope Elmore High School | Millbrook, AL | 43.9%(493) |
| 2 | Millbrook Middle School | Millbrook, AL | 42.8%(458) |
| 3 | Coosada Elementary School | Millbrook, AL | 41.7%(332) |
| 4 | Airport Road Intermediate School | Coosada, AL | 41.2%(221) |
| 5 | Wetumpka Middle School | Wetumpka, AL | 37.3%(241) |
| 6 | Wetumpka Elementary School | Wetumpka, AL | 36.1%(313) |
| 7 | Wetumpka High School | Wetumpka, AL | 31.7%(386) |
| 8 | Tallassee High School | Tallassee, AL | 27.9%(132) |
| 9 | Southside Middle School | Tallassee, AL | 26.2%(111) |
| 10 | Tallassee Elementary School | Tallassee, AL | 25.1%(153) |
| 11 | Redland Middle School | Wetumpka, AL | 22.3%(129) |
| 12 | Redland Elementary School | Wetumpka, AL | 15.9%(116) |
| 13 | Ivy Classical Academy | Prattville, AL | 14.4%(89) |
| 14 | Eclectic Middle School | Eclectic, AL | 11.3%(53) |
| 15 | Elmore County High School | Eclectic, AL | 8.7%(43) |
| 16 | Eclectic Elementary School | Eclectic, AL | 7.7%(53) |
| 17 | Holtville High School | Deatsville, AL | 7.4%(41) |
| 18 | Holtville Middle School | Deatsville, AL | 5.4%(34) |
| 19 | Holtville Elementary School | Deatsville, AL | 4.8%(42) |
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