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The public middle schools with the highest share of Black students in Florida · page 8

Ranks 351–400 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Florida. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · FLORIDA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Black
351JULIA LANDON COLLEGE PREPARATORY & LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT SJACKSONVILLE, FLDUVAL89511.5%(103)
352PARKWAY MIDDLE SCHOOLKISSIMMEE, FLOSCEOLA60111.5%(69)
353SOMERSET ACADEMY MIDDLE SCHOOLPEMBROKE PINES, FLBROWARD1,05611.5%(121)
354CORKSCREW MIDDLE SCHOOLNAPLES, FLCOLLIER1,01311.3%(115)
355MURRAY MIDDLE SCHOOLSTUART, FLMARTIN56411.3%(64)
356DISCOVERY MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGE81411.3%(92)
357FREEDOM MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGE1,15011.3%(130)
358WELLINGTON LANDINGS MIDDLEWELLINGTON, FLPALM BEACH1,22711.3%(138)
359BAYONET POINT MIDDLE SCHOOLNEW PORT RICHEY, FLPASCO66811.1%(74)
360EVERGLADES PREPARATORY ACADEMYHOMESTEAD, FLMIAMI-DADE37411.0%(41)
361GULF MIDDLE SCHOOLNEW PORT RICHEY, FLPASCO79610.9%(87)
362WEST HERNANDO MIDDLE SCHOOLBROOKSVILLE, FLHERNANDO66610.8%(72)
363LEXINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOLFORT MYERS, FLLEE1,05410.6%(112)
364CARLOS E. HAILE MIDDLE SCHOOLBRADENTON, FLMANATEE71510.6%(76)
365CALOOSA MIDDLE SCHOOLCAPE CORAL, FLLEE1,01810.6%(108)
366CHASCO MIDDLE SCHOOLPORT RICHEY, FLPASCO62210.6%(66)
367ROWLETT MIDDLE ACADEMYBRADENTON, FLMANATEE70810.6%(75)
368TUSKAWILLA MIDDLE SCHOOLOVIEDO, FLSEMINOLE1,06010.6%(112)
369OAK HAMMOCK MIDDLE SCHOOLFORT MYERS, FLLEE1,24210.6%(131)
370KISSIMMEE MIDDLE SCHOOLKISSIMMEE, FLOSCEOLA89210.5%(94)
371DAVIDSON MIDDLE SCHOOLCRESTVIEW, FLOKALOOSA1,11110.5%(117)
372VERNON MIDDLE SCHOOLVERNON, FLWASHINGTON25910.4%(27)
373RIVER SPRINGS MIDDLE SCHOOLORANGE CITY, FLVOLUSIA1,21810.3%(126)
374CENTENNIAL MIDDLE SCHOOLDADE CITY, FLPASCO68810.3%(71)
375STUART MIDDLE SCHOOLSTUART, FLMARTIN77710.3%(80)
376DEERLAKE MIDDLE SCHOOLTALLAHASSEE, FLLEON87610.2%(89)
377LIBERTY MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGE85710.2%(87)
378SOUTH DADE MIDDLE SCHOOLHOMESTEAD, FLMIAMI-DADE1,30410.1%(132)
379PAUL R. SMITH MIDDLE SCHOOLHOLIDAY, FLPASCO83010.1%(84)
380DUNCAN U. FLETCHER MIDDLE SCHOOLJACKSONVILLE BEACH, FLDUVAL1,19010.1%(120)
381TERRACE COMMUNITY MIDDLE SCHOOLTAMPA, FLHILLSBOROUGH66010.0%(66)
382LAKE BUTLER MIDDLE SCHOOLLAKE BUTLER, FLUNION75210.0%(75)
383CYPRESS CREEK MIDDLE SCHOOLWESLEY CHAPEL, FLPASCO1,2839.8%(126)
384LAKE ASBURY JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLGREEN COVE SPRINGS, FLCLAY9409.8%(92)
385GULFVIEW MIDDLE SCHOOLNAPLES, FLCOLLIER5569.5%(53)
386SEBASTIAN CHARTER JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLSEBASTIAN, FLINDIAN RIVER2959.5%(28)
387HOLLYWOOD ACADEMY OF ARTS AND SCIENCE MIDDLE SCHOOLHOLLYWOOD, FLBROWARD4619.3%(43)
388SOUTH MIAMI MIDDLE SCHOOLSOUTH MIAMI, FLMIAMI-DADE7209.3%(67)
389OSCEOLA MIDDLE SCHOOLSEMINOLE, FLPINELLAS9339.2%(86)
390NEPTUNE MIDDLE SCHOOLKISSIMMEE, FLOSCEOLA1,0409.1%(95)
391NARCOOSSEE MIDDLE SCHOOLSAINT CLOUD, FLOSCEOLA1,0429.1%(95)
392WILKINSON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLMIDDLEBURG, FLCLAY7119.0%(64)
393DR MONA JAIN MIDDLE SCHOOLBRADENTON, FLMANATEE9339.0%(84)
394MERRITT BROWN MIDDLE SCHOOLPANAMA CITY, FLBAY6349.0%(57)
395PIERCE MIDDLE SCHOOLTAMPA, FLHILLSBOROUGH8589.0%(77)
396INDIANTOWN MIDDLE SCHOOLINDIANTOWN, FLMARTIN4469.0%(40)
397WOODLAND MIDDLE SCHOOLNORTH PORT, FLSARASOTA1,0408.9%(93)
398SOUTH SUMTER MIDDLE SCHOOLWEBSTER, FLSUMTER8908.9%(79)
399SPORTS LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT CHARTER SCHOOL MIDDLE SCHOMIAMI, FLMIAMI-DADE8938.8%(79)
400AVALON MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGE7918.8%(70)
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