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

This ranking covers the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Winston County, Alabama, drawn from 12 qualifying public schools. Haleyville Middle School leads the list at 2.9%, against a median of 0.6% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
12
Winston County, Alabama
Top % Black
2.9%
Median % Black
0.6%
MOST BLACK · WINSTON COUNTY, ALABAMA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Black
1Haleyville Middle SchoolHaleyville, ALHaleyville City3482.9%(10)
2Lynn Elementary SchoolLynn, ALWinston County1681.8%(3)
3Winston County High SchoolDouble Springs, ALWinston County2851.4%(4)
4Haleyville Elementary SchoolHaleyville, ALHaleyville City7850.8%(6)
5Meek High SchoolArley, ALWinston County2860.7%(2)
6Addison Elementary SchoolAddison, ALWinston County3460.6%(2)
7Double Springs Elementary SchoolDouble Springs, ALWinston County3490.6%(2)
8Double Springs Middle SchoolDouble Springs, ALWinston County1760.6%(1)
9Addison High SchoolAddison, ALWinston County2320.4%(1)
10Haleyville High SchoolHaleyville, ALHaleyville City4640.2%(1)
11Lynn High SchoolLynn, ALWinston County2560.0%(0)
12Meek Elementary SchoolArley, ALWinston County2110.0%(0)
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