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The public schools with the highest share of Black students in Volusia County, Florida · page 2

Ranks 5171 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Volusia County, Florida. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · VOLUSIA COUNTY, FLORIDA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Black
51EDGEWATER PUBLIC SCHOOLEDGEWATER, FLVOLUSIA4398.0%(35)
52PINE TRAIL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLORMOND BEACH, FLVOLUSIA7377.9%(58)
53GEORGE W. MARKS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLDELAND, FLVOLUSIA7807.8%(61)
54NEW SMYRNA BEACH MIDDLE SCHOOLNEW SMYRNA BEACH, FLVOLUSIA1,0367.5%(78)
55OSTEEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLOSTEEN, FLVOLUSIA5237.3%(38)
56NEW SMYRNA BEACH HIGH SCHOOLNEW SMYRNA BEACH, FLVOLUSIA1,6876.9%(117)
57SUGAR MILL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLPORT ORANGE, FLVOLUSIA5266.8%(36)
58THE READING EDGE ACADEMYDEBARY, FLVOLUSIA3286.7%(22)
59CYPRESS CREEK ELEMENTARY SCHOOLPORT ORANGE, FLVOLUSIA7616.4%(49)
60DEBARY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLDEBARY, FLVOLUSIA7806.4%(50)
61IVY HAWN CHARTER SCHOOL OF THE ARTSLAKE HELEN, FLVOLUSIA9474.9%(46)
62CREEKSIDE MIDDLE SCHOOLPORT ORANGE, FLVOLUSIA1,1204.8%(54)
63PORT ORANGE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLPORT ORANGE, FLVOLUSIA3464.6%(16)
64SWEETWATER ELEMENTARY SCHOOLPORT ORANGE, FLVOLUSIA6174.2%(26)
65SPRUCE CREEK ELEMENTARY SCHOOLPORT ORANGE, FLVOLUSIA7264.1%(30)
66T. DEWITT TAYLOR MIDDLE-HIGH SCHOOLPIERSON, FLVOLUSIA1,0443.9%(41)
67LOUISE S. MCINNIS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLDE LEON SPRINGS, FLVOLUSIA3583.6%(13)
68SAMSULA ACADEMYNEW SMYRNA BEACH, FLVOLUSIA1512.6%(4)
69INDIAN RIVER ELEMENTARY SCHOOLEDGEWATER, FLVOLUSIA6142.3%(14)
70PIERSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOLPIERSON, FLVOLUSIA5341.1%(6)
71CORONADO BEACH ELEMENTARY SCHOOLNEW SMYRNA BEACH, FLVOLUSIA2420.4%(1)
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