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

This ranking covers the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Morgan County, Alabama, drawn from 40 qualifying public schools. Frances Nungester Elementary School leads the list at 47.4%, against a median of 6.6% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
40
Morgan County, Alabama
Top % Black
47.4%
Median % Black
6.6%
MOST BLACK · MORGAN COUNTY, ALABAMA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Black
1Frances Nungester Elementary SchoolDecatur, ALDecatur City42847.4%(203)
2Julian Harris Elementary SchoolDecatur, ALDecatur City34937.8%(132)
3Austin High SchoolDecatur, ALDecatur City99936.8%(368)
4Benjamin Davis Elementary SchoolDecatur, ALDecatur City25133.9%(85)
5Austin Junior High SchoolDecatur, ALDecatur City66429.7%(197)
6Leon Sheffield Magnet Elementary SchoolDecatur, ALDecatur City29728.6%(85)
7Austin Middle SchoolDecatur, ALDecatur City72727.6%(201)
8Oak Park Elementary SchoolDecatur, ALDecatur City48127.6%(133)
9BanksCaddell Elementary SchoolDecatur, ALDecatur City47727.3%(130)
10Chestnut Grove Elementary SchoolDecatur, ALDecatur City43626.8%(117)
11Woodmeade Elementary SchoolDecatur, ALDecatur City36125.8%(93)
12Austinville Elementary SchoolDecatur, ALDecatur City46325.7%(119)
13Decatur High SchoolDecatur, ALDecatur City91524.6%(225)
14Decatur Middle SchoolDecatur, ALDecatur City81823.8%(195)
15Career Academies of DecaturDecatur, ALDecatur City26923.8%(64)
16Walter Jackson Elementary SchoolDecatur, ALDecatur City25122.3%(56)
17West Decatur Elementary SchoolDecatur, ALDecatur City40718.7%(76)
18Eastwood Elementary SchoolDecatur, ALDecatur City27216.9%(46)
19FE Burleson Elementary SchoolHartselle, ALHartselle City4527.1%(32)
20West Morgan Elementary SchoolTrinity, ALMorgan County5126.8%(35)
21West Morgan Middle SchoolTrinity, ALMorgan County5616.4%(36)
22Hartselle Intermediate SchoolHartselle, ALHartselle City5226.3%(33)
23West Morgan High SchoolTrinity, ALMorgan County4765.9%(28)
24Danville High SchoolDanville, ALMorgan County3745.6%(21)
25Hartselle High SchoolHartselle, ALHartselle City1,0274.2%(43)
26Hartselle Junior High SchoolHartselle, ALHartselle City5534.2%(23)
27Danville Middle SchoolDanville, ALMorgan County3723.5%(13)
28Crestline Elementary SchoolHartselle, ALHartselle City7103.0%(21)
29Priceville Elementary SchoolPriceville, ALMorgan County6742.4%(16)
30Priceville High SchoolDecatur, ALMorgan County5062.2%(11)
31Barkley Bridge Elementary SchoolHartselle, ALHartselle City4192.1%(9)
32Albert P Brewer High SchoolSomerville, ALMorgan County7572.1%(16)
33DanvilleNeel Elementary SchoolDanville, ALMorgan County5042.0%(10)
34Falkville Elementary SchoolFalkville, ALMorgan County3811.8%(7)
35Cotaco SchoolSomerville, ALMorgan County4591.5%(7)
36Eva SchoolEva, ALMorgan County3451.4%(5)
37Union Hill SchoolSomerville, ALMorgan County4711.3%(6)
38Priceville Junior High SchoolDecatur, ALMorgan County4831.2%(6)
39Falkville High SchoolFalkville, ALMorgan County4671.1%(5)
40Laceys Spring Elementary SchoolLaceys Spring, ALMorgan County2770.4%(1)
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