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The public middle schools with the highest share of Black students in Denver, Colorado

This ranking covers the public middle schools with the highest share of Black students in Denver, Colorado, drawn from 32 qualifying public middle schools. DSST: Montview Middle School leads the list at 40.6%, against a median of 9.2% across the ranked schools.

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Denver, Colorado

Top % Black

40.6%

Median % Black

9.2%

MOST BLACK · DENVER, COLORADO

#	School	City	District	Students	Black students	% Black
1	DSST: Montview Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	463	188	40.6%
2	Manual Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	257	90	35.0%
3	DSST: Green Valley Ranch Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	482	123	25.5%
4	KIPP Northeast Denver Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	464	117	25.2%
5	DSST: Cole Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	282	64	22.7%
6	Rocky Mountain Prep Sunnyside	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	154	29	18.8%
7	Rocky Mountain Prep Green Valley Ranch	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	379	71	18.7%
8	DSST: Elevate Northeast Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	451	84	18.6%
9	DSST: Cedar Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	485	90	18.6%
10	DSST: Conservatory Green Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	468	86	18.4%
11	Hill Campus of Arts and Sciences	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	651	106	16.3%
12	Montbello Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	315	48	15.2%
13	Rocky Mountain Prep Noel	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	287	42	14.6%
14	Hamilton Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	775	113	14.6%
15	McAuliffe International School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	1,329	160	12.0%
16	Lake Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	592	55	9.3%
17	Denver Green School Northfield	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	558	51	9.1%
18	West Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	188	17	9.0%
19	Grant Beacon Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	339	30	8.8%
20	Girls Athletic Leadership School Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	223	16	7.2%
21	Morey Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	479	30	6.3%
22	Kepner Beacon Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	467	26	5.6%
23	Bear Valley International School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	313	13	4.2%
24	Merrill Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	611	25	4.1%
25	Rocky Mountain Prep Federal	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	376	15	4.0%
26	Skinner Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	673	23	3.4%
27	DSST: College View Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	446	15	3.4%
28	Fort Logan Northgate	DENVER, CO	Sheridan School District No. 2	338	9	2.7%
29	Compass Academy	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	200	5	2.5%
30	KIPP Sunshine Peak Academy	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	301	7	2.3%
31	Rocky Mountain Prep Westwood	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	411	8	1.9%
32	Global Intermediate Academy	DENVER, CO	Mapleton Public Schools	346	0	0.0%

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