The public high schools with the highest share of Black students in Madison County, Alabama
13 public high schools in Madison County, Alabama appear in this ranking of the public high 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. Jemison High School leads the list at 71.8%, against a median of 25.7% across the ranked schools.
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| # | School | City | % Black |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Jemison High School | Huntsville, AL | 71.8%(616) |
| 2 | Lee High School | Huntsville, AL | 65.7%(576) |
| 3 | Columbia High School | Huntsville, AL | 51.2%(469) |
| 4 | Sparkman Ninth Grade School | Harvest, AL | 36.7%(228) |
| 5 | Sparkman High School | Harvest, AL | 35.7%(632) |
| 6 | New Century Technology High School | Huntsville, AL | 29.0%(106) |
| 7 | Hazel Green High School | Hazel Green, AL | 25.7%(374) |
| 8 | Huntsville High School | Huntsville, AL | 25.4%(458) |
| 9 | Bob Jones High School | Madison, AL | 22.9%(469) |
| 10 | Buckhorn High School | New Market, AL | 22.3%(294) |
| 11 | Virgil Grissom High School | Huntsville, AL | 17.4%(321) |
| 12 | Madison County High School | Gurley, AL | 8.4%(38) |
| 13 | New Hope High School | New Hope, AL | 7.9%(47) |
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Racial and ethnic enrollment shares are factual figures reported by each school to the federal government (NCES). This list describes the composition of student bodies and is not an evaluation or endorsement of any school.
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