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The public schools with the highest share of Black students in Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut

This ranking covers the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut, drawn from 31 qualifying public schools. Plainfield Central School leads the list at 4.7%, against a median of 1.6% across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked
31
Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut
Top % Black
4.7%
Median % Black
1.6%
MOST BLACK · NORTHEASTERN CONNECTICUT PLANNING REGION, CONNECTICUT
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsBlack students% Black
1Plainfield Central SchoolPlainfield, CTPlainfield School District422204.7%
2Plainfield High SchoolCentral Village, CTPlainfield School District515234.5%
3Quinebaug Middle CollegeDanielson, CTEASTCONN14464.2%
4Moosup Elementary SchoolMoosup, CTPlainfield School District25293.6%
5Plainfield Memorial SchoolPlainfield, CTPlainfield School District29193.1%
6Shepard Hill Elementary SchoolPlainfield, CTPlainfield School District392123.1%
7Putnam Middle SchoolPutnam, CTPutnam School District353102.8%
8The Woodstock AcademyWoodstock, CTThe Woodstock Academy District1,011262.6%
9Killingly High SchoolDayville, CTKillingly School District744192.5%
10Killingly Central SchoolDayville, CTKillingly School District31782.5%
11Killingly Intermediate SchoolDayville, CTKillingly School District692162.3%
12Brooklyn Middle SchoolBrooklyn, CTBrooklyn School District37382.1%
13Brooklyn Elementary SchoolBrooklyn, CTBrooklyn School District469102.1%
14Chaplin Elementary SchoolChaplin, CTChaplin School District15032.0%
15Ashford SchoolAshford, CTAshford School District35172.0%
16Parish Hill High SchoolChaplin, CTRegional School District 1118431.6%
17Killingly Memorial SchoolDanielson, CTKillingly School District48561.2%
18Pomfret Community SchoolPomfret Center, CTPomfret School District33241.2%
19Putnam High SchoolPutnam, CTPutnam School District25331.2%
20Eastford Elementary SchoolEastford, CTEastford School District17321.2%
21Mary R. Fisher Elementary SchoolNorth Grosvenordale, CTThompson School District35941.1%
22Tourtellotte Memorial High SchoolNorth Grosvenordale, CTThompson School District18421.1%
23Canterbury Elementary SchoolCanterbury, CTCanterbury School District29531.0%
24Sterling Community SchoolSterling, CTSterling School District30131.0%
25Dr. Helen Baldwin Middle SchoolCanterbury, CTCanterbury School District21320.9%
26Thompson Middle SchoolNorth Grosvenordale, CTThompson School District26220.8%
27Putnam Elementary SchoolPutnam, CTPutnam School District55840.7%
28Voluntown Elementary SchoolVoluntown, CTVoluntown School District21610.5%
29H. H. Ellis Technical High SchoolDanielson, CTConnecticut Technical Education and Career System65020.3%
30Woodstock Middle SchoolWoodstock, CTWoodstock School District36010.3%
31Woodstock Elementary SchoolWoodstock, CTWoodstock School District39100.0%
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Racial and ethnic enrollment shares are factual figures reported by each school to the federal government (NCES). This list describes the composition of student bodies and is not an evaluation or endorsement of any school.

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