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The public schools with the highest share of Black students in Florida · page 44

Ranks 2,151–2,200 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Florida. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · FLORIDA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Black
2151PASCO HIGH SCHOOLDADE CITY, FLPASCO1,52310.6%(161)
2152TUSKAWILLA MIDDLE SCHOOLOVIEDO, FLSEMINOLE1,06010.6%(112)
2153BELLEVIEW-SANTOS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLBELLEVIEW, FLMARION66310.6%(70)
2154OAK HAMMOCK MIDDLE SCHOOLFORT MYERS, FLLEE1,24210.6%(131)
2155KISSIMMEE MIDDLE SCHOOLKISSIMMEE, FLOSCEOLA89210.5%(94)
2156NOCATEE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLNOCATEE, FLDESOTO47510.5%(50)
2157DAVIDSON MIDDLE SCHOOLCRESTVIEW, FLOKALOOSA1,11110.5%(117)
2158OTIS A. MASON ELEMENTARY SCHOOLST AUGUSTINE, FLST. JOHNS73110.5%(77)
2159HAWKS RISE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLTALLAHASSEE, FLLEON75210.5%(79)
2160INTERLACHEN JR-SR HIGH SCHOOLINTERLACHEN, FLPUTNAM99910.5%(105)
2161DR CARRIE D ROBINSON LITTLETON ELEMENTARY SCHOOLNORTH FORT MYERS, FLLEE64010.5%(67)
2162BLOOMINGDALE HIGH SCHOOLVALRICO, FLHILLSBOROUGH2,20810.5%(231)
2163VILLAS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLFORT MYERS, FLLEE78410.5%(82)
2164LEWIS ANNA WOODBURY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLFORT MEADE, FLPOLK59310.5%(62)
2165PALM LAKE ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE57410.4%(60)
2166HANCOCK CREEK ELEMENTARY SCHOOLNORTH FORT MYERS, FLLEE81410.4%(85)
2167VERNON MIDDLE SCHOOLVERNON, FLWASHINGTON25910.4%(27)
2168ADDIE R. LEWIS SCHOOLVALPARAISO, FLOKALOOSA65310.4%(68)
2169EVANS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLOVIEDO, FLSEMINOLE78810.4%(82)
2170PINELLAS ACADEMY OF MATH AND SCIENCELARGO, FLPINELLAS81710.4%(85)
2171GLOBAL LEADERSHIP ACADEMY DISCOVERYJACKSONVILLE, FLDUVAL1,06810.4%(111)
2172ACCELERATION EASTORLANDO, FLORANGE21210.4%(22)
2173SKYCREST ELEMENTARY SCHOOLCLEARWATER, FLPINELLAS52110.4%(54)
2174HIGHLANDS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLIMMOKALEE, FLCOLLIER59910.3%(62)
2175CORAL SUNSET ELEMENTARY SCHOOLBOCA RATON, FLPALM BEACH74410.3%(77)
2176MANATEE SCHOOL FOR THE ARTSPALMETTO, FLMANATEE2,05110.3%(212)
2177PATHWAYS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLORMOND BEACH, FLVOLUSIA66710.3%(69)
2178RIVER SPRINGS MIDDLE SCHOOLORANGE CITY, FLVOLUSIA1,21810.3%(126)
2179MARJORY STONEMAN DOUGLAS HIGH SCHOOLPARKLAND, FLBROWARD3,08910.3%(319)
2180EMMA LOVE HARDEE ELEMENTARYFERNANDINA BEACH, FLNASSAU63910.3%(66)
2181CENTENNIAL MIDDLE SCHOOLDADE CITY, FLPASCO68810.3%(71)
2182HIGH SPRINGS COMMUNITY SCHOOLHIGH SPRINGS, FLALACHUA90210.3%(93)
2183STUART MIDDLE SCHOOLSTUART, FLMARTIN77710.3%(80)
2184BARDMOOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOLSEMINOLE, FLPINELLAS45710.3%(47)
2185RICHEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLNEW PORT RICHEY, FLPASCO75010.3%(77)
2186SPIRIT ELEMENTARY SCHOOLDELTONA, FLVOLUSIA69110.3%(71)
2187PORT ST. JOE HIGH SCHOOLPORT ST JOE, FLGULF57510.3%(59)
2188DEEP CREEK ELEMENTARY SCHOOLPT CHARLOTTE, FLCHARLOTTE78110.2%(80)
2189SIMMONS CAREER CENTERPLANT CITY, FLHILLSBOROUGH12710.2%(13)
2190WARFIELD ELEMENTARY SCHOOLINDIANTOWN, FLMARTIN82010.2%(84)
2191RIVER CITY SCIENCE ACADEMY AT MANDARINJACKSONVILLE, FLDUVAL87010.2%(89)
2192EDUCATIONAL HORIZONS CHARTERWEST MELBOURNE, FLBREVARD13710.2%(14)
2193MIAMI SPRINGS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLMIAMI SPRINGS, FLMIAMI-DADE1,03710.2%(106)
2194ALIMACANI ELEMENTARY SCHOOLJACKSONVILLE, FLDUVAL80210.2%(82)
2195TOHOPEKALIGA HIGH SCHOOLKISSIMMEE, FLOSCEOLA2,92910.2%(299)
2196BUCKHORN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLVALRICO, FLHILLSBOROUGH66710.2%(68)
2197PALMETTO RIDGE HIGH SCHOOLNAPLES, FLCOLLIER2,05410.2%(209)
2198SUWANNEE PINEVIEW ELEMENTARYLIVE OAK, FLSUWANNEE65810.2%(67)
2199DEERLAKE MIDDLE SCHOOLTALLAHASSEE, FLLEON87610.2%(89)
2200LIBERTY MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGE85710.2%(87)
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