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The public schools with the highest share of Black students in Alabama · page 27

Ranks 1,301–1,347 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Alabama. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · ALABAMA

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black
1301	Addison High School	Addison, AL	Winston County	232	0.4%(1)
1302	Vinemont Elementary School	Vinemont, AL	Cullman County	487	0.4%(2)
1303	Fairview High School	Cullman, AL	Cullman County	512	0.4%(2)
1304	Kate D Smith DAR Elementary School	Grant, AL	Marshall County	546	0.4%(2)
1305	Elberta Middle School	Elberta, AL	Baldwin County	276	0.4%(1)
1306	Laceys Spring Elementary School	Laceys Spring, AL	Morgan County	277	0.4%(1)
1307	Brindlee Mountain Elementary School	Arab, AL	Marshall County	286	0.3%(1)
1308	West Point High School	Cullman, AL	Cullman County	591	0.3%(2)
1309	Ider School	Ider, AL	DeKalb County	586	0.3%(2)
1310	Rosinton School	Robertsdale, AL	Baldwin County	325	0.3%(1)
1311	Crossville High School	Crossville, AL	DeKalb County	649	0.3%(2)
1312	Kate D Smith DAR High School	Grant, AL	Marshall County	372	0.3%(1)
1313	Parkside Elementary School	Baileyton, AL	Cullman County	379	0.3%(1)
1314	Good Hope Elementary School	Cullman, AL	Cullman County	393	0.3%(1)
1315	West Point Middle School	Vinemont, AL	Cullman County	397	0.3%(1)
1316	Whitesboro Elementary School	Boaz, AL	Etowah County	423	0.2%(1)
1317	Haleyville High School	Haleyville, AL	Haleyville City	464	0.2%(1)
1318	Good Hope High School	Cullman, AL	Cullman County	485	0.2%(1)
1319	Cold Springs Elementary School	Bremen, AL	Cullman County	500	0.2%(1)
1320	Mountain Brook Junior High School	Mountain Brook, AL	Mountain Brook City	1,005	0.2%(2)
1321	Ranburne High School	Ranburne, AL	Cleburne County	526	0.2%(1)
1322	Crossville Elementary School	Crossville, AL	DeKalb County	658	0.1%(1)
1323	North Sand Mountain School	Higdon, AL	Jackson County	694	0.1%(1)
1324	Fruithurst Elementary School	Fruithurst, AL	Cleburne County	226	0.0%(0)
1325	Fleeta School	Opp, AL	Covington County	170	0.0%(0)
1326	Vinemont High School	Vinemont, AL	Cullman County	348	0.0%(0)
1327	Welti Elementary School	Cullman, AL	Cullman County	218	0.0%(0)
1328	Fairview Middle School	Cullman, AL	Cullman County	291	0.0%(0)
1329	Good Hope Middle School	Cullman, AL	Cullman County	378	0.0%(0)
1330	Vinemont Middle School	Vinemont, AL	Cullman County	225	0.0%(0)
1331	West Point Elementary School	Cullman, AL	Cullman County	496	0.0%(0)
1332	Cullman Child Development Center	Cullman, AL	Cullman County	170	0.0%(0)
1333	Harmony School	Logan, AL	Cullman County	337	0.0%(0)
1334	West Point Intermediate School	Vinemont, AL	Cullman County	250	0.0%(0)
1335	Ivalee Elementary School	Attalla, AL	Etowah County	200	0.0%(0)
1336	Phil Campbell Elementary School	Phil Campbell, AL	Franklin County	441	0.0%(0)
1337	Bryant School	Bryant, AL	Jackson County	103	0.0%(0)
1338	Rosalie Elementary School	Pisgah, AL	Jackson County	173	0.0%(0)
1339	Macedonia School	Section, AL	Jackson County	138	0.0%(0)
1340	Phillips Elementary School	Bear Creek, AL	Marion County	240	0.0%(0)
1341	Cherokee Bend Elementary School	Mountain Brook, AL	Mountain Brook City	562	0.0%(0)
1342	Crestline Elementary School	Mountain Brook, AL	Mountain Brook City	743	0.0%(0)
1343	Mountain Brook High School	Mountain Brook, AL	Mountain Brook City	985	0.0%(0)
1344	Mountain Brook Elementary School	Mountain Brook, AL	Mountain Brook City	551	0.0%(0)
1345	Steele Elementary School	Steele, AL	St Clair County	141	0.0%(0)
1346	Lynn High School	Lynn, AL	Winston County	256	0.0%(0)
1347	Meek Elementary School	Arley, AL	Winston County	211	0.0%(0)

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