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The public high schools with the highest share of Black students in South Central Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut

28 public high schools in South Central Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut appear in this ranking of the public high schools with the highest share of Black students, ranked by the share of students who are Black or African American, from federal NCES enrollment data. James Hillhouse High School leads the list at 46.7%, against a median of 12.5% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
28
South Central Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut
Top % Black
46.7%
Median % Black
12.5%
MOST BLACK · SOUTH CENTRAL CONNECTICUT PLANNING REGION, CONNECTICUT
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Black
1James Hillhouse High SchoolNew Haven, CTNew Haven School District1,12446.7%(525)
2New Haven AcademyNew Haven, CTNew Haven School District32143.9%(141)
3Cooperative High School - Inter-District MagnetNew Haven, CTNew Haven School District56042.7%(239)
4High School In The CommunityNew Haven, CTNew Haven School District25140.6%(102)
5Hill Regional Career High SchoolNew Haven, CTNew Haven School District62539.2%(245)
6Hamden High SchoolHamden, CTHamden School District1,60935.5%(571)
7Common Ground High SchoolNew Haven, CTCommon Ground High School District22132.6%(72)
8Eli Whitney Technical High SchoolHamden, CTConnecticut Technical Education and Career System58631.2%(183)
9Metropolitan Business AcademyNew Haven, CTNew Haven School District38030.5%(116)
10Engineering - Science University Magnet SchoolWest Haven, CTNew Haven School District60829.1%(177)
11West Haven High SchoolWest Haven, CTWest Haven School District1,81325.3%(458)
12Wilbur Cross High SchoolNew Haven, CTNew Haven School District1,74219.1%(333)
13Platt Technical High SchoolMilford, CTConnecticut Technical Education and Career System74916.4%(123)
14Orville H. Platt High SchoolMeriden, CTMeriden School District1,19112.8%(153)
15Francis T. Maloney High SchoolMeriden, CTMeriden School District1,29112.2%(157)
16Sound SchoolNew Haven, CTNew Haven School District33212.1%(40)
17East Haven High SchoolEast Haven, CTEast Haven School District8797.8%(69)
18Branford High SchoolBranford, CTBranford School District7386.4%(47)
19North Haven High SchoolNorth Haven, CTNorth Haven School District9446.1%(58)
20Jonathan Law High SchoolMilford, CTMilford School District7766.1%(47)
21H. C. Wilcox Technical High SchoolMeriden, CTConnecticut Technical Education and Career System7536.0%(45)
22Joseph A. Foran High SchoolMilford, CTMilford School District7274.7%(34)
23Amity Regional High SchoolWoodbridge, CTRegional School District 051,3473.6%(49)
24Lyman Hall High SchoolWallingford, CTWallingford School District9363.1%(29)
25Mark T. Sheehan High SchoolWallingford, CTWallingford School District6732.4%(16)
26North Branford High SchoolNorth Branford, CTNorth Branford School District4322.3%(10)
27Guilford High SchoolGuilford, CTGuilford School District1,0081.9%(19)
28Daniel Hand High SchoolMadison, CTMadison School District7510.9%(7)
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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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