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The public middle schools with the highest share of Black students in Florida · page 6

Ranks 251300 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Florida. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · FLORIDA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Black
251GRAY MIDDLE SCHOOLGROVELAND, FLLAKE98518.1%(178)
252DUNEDIN HIGHLAND MIDDLE SCHOOLDUNEDIN, FLPINELLAS84217.8%(150)
253SILVER SANDS MIDDLE SCHOOLPORT ORANGE, FLVOLUSIA1,19917.8%(213)
254EAST NAPLES MIDDLE SCHOOLNAPLES, FLCOLLIER87517.7%(155)
255BROWN BARGE MIDDLE SCHOOLPENSACOLA, FLESCAMBIA54217.7%(96)
256JUDSON B WALKER MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGE87217.7%(154)
257DISCOVERY ACADEMY OF LAKE ALFREDLAKE ALFRED, FLPOLK1,03917.6%(183)
258RANSOM MIDDLE SCHOOLCANTONMENT, FLESCAMBIA1,18017.5%(206)
259MANDARIN MIDDLE SCHOOLJACKSONVILLE, FLDUVAL1,11817.3%(193)
260CHRISTA MCAULIFFE MIDDLE SCHOOLBOYNTON BEACH, FLPALM BEACH1,07917.1%(184)
261GOLDEN GATE MIDDLE SCHOOLNAPLES, FLCOLLIER1,03916.9%(176)
262SOUTHWOOD MIDDLE SCHOOLPALMETTO BAY, FLMIAMI-DADE1,06316.8%(179)
263ELECTA LEE MAGNET MIDDLE SCHOOLBRADENTON, FLMANATEE67916.8%(114)
264MATER BISCAYNE ACADEMY NORTH MIAMI MIDDLE SCHOOLNORTH MIAMI, FLMIAMI-DADE56616.8%(95)
265SOUTH SEMINOLE MIDDLE SCHOOLCASSELBERRY, FLSEMINOLE84216.5%(139)
266OSCEOLA MIDDLE SCHOOLOCALA, FLMARION86616.4%(142)
267FITZGERALD MIDDLE SCHOOLLARGO, FLPINELLAS91016.4%(149)
268WEST BOYNTON MIDDLE SCHOOLBOYNTON BEACH, FLPALM BEACH89616.3%(146)
269BUDDY TAYLOR MIDDLE SCHOOLPALM COAST, FLFLAGLER1,31016.3%(213)
270MT. DORA MIDDLE SCHOOLMOUNT DORA, FLLAKE84516.2%(137)
271IMMOKALEE MIDDLE SCHOOLIMMOKALEE, FLCOLLIER1,40216.1%(226)
272OCALI CHARTER MIDDLE SCHOOLOCALA, FLMARION19416.0%(31)
273MARTHA B. KING MIDDLE SCHOOLBRADENTON, FLMANATEE89715.9%(143)
274DON ESTRIDGE HIGH TECH MIDDLE SCHOOLBOCA RATON, FLPALM BEACH1,27015.9%(202)
275OSCEOLA CREEK MIDDLE SCHOOLLOXAHATCHEE, FLPALM BEACH85115.9%(135)
276PINELLAS PARK MIDDLE SCHOOLPINELLAS PARK, FLPINELLAS99915.8%(158)
277MEADOW WOODS MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGE83315.7%(131)
278ORMOND BEACH MIDDLE SCHOOLORMOND BEACH, FLVOLUSIA1,00715.6%(157)
279MOWAT MIDDLE SCHOOLLYNN HAVEN, FLBAY80315.4%(124)
280LAKELAND HIGHLANDS MIDDLE SCHOOLLAKELAND, FLPOLK1,11815.2%(170)
281MARSHALL MIDDLE MAGNET SCHOOLPLANT CITY, FLHILLSBOROUGH1,06615.2%(162)
282BUFFALO CREEK MIDDLE SCHOOLPALMETTO, FLMANATEE1,17115.2%(178)
283LAWTON CHILES MIDDLE SCHOOLHIALEAH, FLMIAMI-DADE51415.2%(78)
284BAK MIDDLE SCHOOL OF THE ARTSWEST PALM BEACH, FLPALM BEACH1,24615.1%(188)
285GALAXY MIDDLE SCHOOLDELTONA, FLVOLUSIA93915.0%(141)
286MCINTOSH MIDDLE SCHOOLSARASOTA, FLSARASOTA69315.0%(104)
287JAMES MADISON MIDDLE SCHOOLTITUSVILLE, FLBREVARD44715.0%(67)
288RAYMOND B. STEWART MIDDLE SCHOOLZEPHYRHILLS, FLPASCO95415.0%(143)
289POLO PARK MIDDLE SCHOOLWELLINGTON, FLPALM BEACH1,12215.0%(168)
290MATER ACADEMY DAVENPORT MIDDLE SCHOOLDAVENPORT, FLPOLK33415.0%(50)
291OKEEHEELEE MIDDLE SCHOOLGREENACRES, FLPALM BEACH1,40114.8%(208)
292CONWAY MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGE73514.8%(109)
293PORT CHARLOTTE MIDDLE SCHOOLPORT CHARLOTTE, FLCHARLOTTE85814.8%(127)
294D. S. PARROTT MIDDLE SCHOOLBROOKSVILLE, FLHERNANDO74514.8%(110)
295BARRINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOLLITHIA, FLHILLSBOROUGH1,34514.7%(198)
296THOMAS E. WEIGHTMAN MIDDLE SCHOOLWESLEY CHAPEL, FLPASCO1,27014.7%(186)
297CENTRAL MIDDLE SCHOOLWEST MELBOURNE, FLBREVARD1,05914.6%(155)
298SEMINOLE MIDDLE SCHOOLSEMINOLE, FLPINELLAS75214.6%(110)
299DENN JOHN MIDDLE SCHOOLKISSIMMEE, FLOSCEOLA80914.6%(118)
300MIAMI SPRINGS MIDDLE SCHOOLMIAMI SPRINGS, FLMIAMI-DADE66614.6%(97)
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