The public schools with the highest share of Black students in Escambia County, Alabama
This ranking covers the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Escambia County, Alabama, drawn from 14 qualifying public schools. Escambia County Middle School leads the list at 80.9%, against a median of 30.0% across the ranked schools.
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| # | School | City | % Black |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Escambia County Middle School | Atmore, AL | 80.9%(225) |
| 2 | Escambia County High School | Atmore, AL | 80.5%(314) |
| 3 | Rachel Patterson Elementary School | Atmore, AL | 75.4%(384) |
| 4 | A C Moore Primary School | Atmore, AL | 72.2%(156) |
| 5 | TR Miller High School | Brewton, AL | 32.2%(120) |
| 6 | W S Neal High School | East Brewton, AL | 32.2%(119) |
| 7 | Brewton Elementary School | Brewton, AL | 31.1%(148) |
| 8 | Brewton Middle School | Brewton, AL | 28.8%(92) |
| 9 | W S Neal Elementary School | East Brewton, AL | 27.0%(135) |
| 10 | W S Neal Middle School | East Brewton, AL | 22.8%(88) |
| 11 | Huxford Elementary School | Atmore, AL | 17.4%(48) |
| 12 | Flomaton High School | Flomaton, AL | 13.2%(74) |
| 13 | Flomaton Elementary School | Flomaton, AL | 12.6%(49) |
| 14 | PollardMcCall Junior High School | Brewton, AL | 7.5%(15) |
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