The public elementary schools with the highest share of Black students in Marshall County, Alabama
This ranking covers the public elementary schools with the highest share of Black students in Marshall County, Alabama, drawn from 17 qualifying public elementary schools. Cherokee Elementary School leads the list at 14.2%, against a median of 2.8% across the ranked schools.
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| # | School | City | % Black |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Cherokee Elementary School | Guntersville, AL | 14.2%(55) |
| 2 | Guntersville Elementary School | Guntersville, AL | 14.0%(68) |
| 3 | Albertville Kindergarten and PreK | Albertville, AL | 9.5%(54) |
| 4 | Albertville Primary School | Albertville, AL | 7.9%(78) |
| 5 | Albertville Elementary School | Albertville, AL | 6.2%(56) |
| 6 | Boaz Intermediate School | Boaz, AL | 3.3%(12) |
| 7 | Boaz Elementary School | Boaz, AL | 3.3%(17) |
| 8 | Robert D Sloman Primary | Douglas, AL | 3.1%(19) |
| 9 | Corley Elementary School | Boaz, AL | 2.8%(12) |
| 10 | Douglas Elementary School | Douglas, AL | 1.3%(7) |
| 11 | Kate D Smith DAR Intermediate School | Grant, AL | 1.3%(4) |
| 12 | Asbury Elementary School | Albertville, AL | 1.1%(8) |
| 13 | Brindlee Mountain Primary School | Guntersville, AL | 1.1%(3) |
| 14 | Arab Elementary School | Arab, AL | 0.8%(5) |
| 15 | Arab Primary School | Arab, AL | 0.6%(4) |
| 16 | Kate D Smith DAR Elementary School | Grant, AL | 0.4%(2) |
| 17 | Brindlee Mountain Elementary School | Arab, AL | 0.3%(1) |
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