The public elementary schools with the highest share of Black students in Coweta County, Georgia
Across Coweta County, Georgia, 20 public elementary schools are ranked here, ranked by the share of students who are Black or African American, from federal NCES enrollment data. Jefferson Parkway Elementary School leads the list at 58.4%, against a median of 24.3% across the ranked schools.
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| # | School | City | % Black |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Jefferson Parkway Elementary School | Newnan, GA | 58.4%(263) |
| 2 | Ruth Hill Elementary School | Newnan, GA | 50.0%(173) |
| 3 | Welch Elementary School | Newnan, GA | 43.4%(439) |
| 4 | Odyssey Charter School | Newnan, GA | 35.6%(128) |
| 5 | Newnan Crossing Elementary School | Newnan, GA | 34.6%(316) |
| 6 | White Oak Elementary School | Newnan, GA | 31.3%(223) |
| 7 | Atkinson Elementary School | Newnan, GA | 31.2%(124) |
| 8 | Glanton Elementary | Grantville, GA | 26.9%(73) |
| 9 | Western Elementary School | Newnan, GA | 24.6%(112) |
| 10 | Elm Street Elementary School | Newnan, GA | 24.3%(116) |
| 11 | Poplar Road Elementary School | Sharpsburg, GA | 24.2%(159) |
| 12 | Northside Elementary School | Newnan, GA | 23.8%(87) |
| 13 | Arnco-Sargent Elementary School | Newnan, GA | 19.1%(68) |
| 14 | Arbor Springs Elementary | Newnan, GA | 17.7%(70) |
| 15 | Brooks Elementary | Newnan, GA | 15.3%(128) |
| 16 | Moreland Elementary School | Moreland, GA | 10.4%(57) |
| 17 | Thomas Crossroads Elementary School | Sharpsburg, GA | 9.4%(33) |
| 18 | Eastside Elementary School | Senoia, GA | 8.6%(52) |
| 19 | Willis Road Elementary | Sharpsburg, GA | 8.6%(57) |
| 20 | Canongate Elementary School | Sharpsburg, GA | 6.8%(44) |
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