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The public schools with the highest share of Black students in Clark County, Indiana

28 public schools in Clark County, Indiana appear in this ranking of the public schools with the highest share of Black students, ranked by the share of students who are Black or African American, from federal NCES enrollment data. Franklin Square Elementary School leads the list at 33.6%, against a median of 6.9% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
28
Clark County, Indiana
Top % Black
33.6%
Median % Black
6.9%
MOST BLACK · CLARK COUNTY, INDIANA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Black
1Franklin Square Elementary SchoolJeffersonville, INGreater Clark County Schools52433.6%(176)
2W E Wilson ElementaryJeffersonville, INGreater Clark County Schools51830.7%(159)
3Jeffersonville High SchoolJeffersonville, INGreater Clark County Schools2,20222.2%(488)
4Parkview Middle SchoolJeffersonville, INGreater Clark County Schools65621.2%(139)
5Northaven Elementary SchoolJeffersonville, INGreater Clark County Schools54419.7%(107)
6Excel Center - ClarksvilleClarksville, INExcel Center - Clarksville32919.4%(64)
7River Valley Middle SchoolJeffersonville, INGreater Clark County Schools85718.9%(162)
8Riverside Elementary SchoolJeffersonville, INGreater Clark County Schools56817.4%(99)
9Parkwood Elementary SchoolClarksville, INGreater Clark County Schools56116.2%(91)
10Utica Elementary SchoolJeffersonville, INGreater Clark County Schools60813.3%(81)
11Thomas Jefferson Elementary SchoolJeffersonville, INGreater Clark County Schools32612.9%(42)
12Clarksville Middle SchoolClarksville, INClarksville Community School Corp43012.1%(52)
13Clarksville Elementary SchoolClarksville, INClarksville Community School Corp64911.7%(76)
14Clarksville Senior High SchoolClarksville, INClarksville Community School Corp4129.9%(41)
15Charlestown Senior High SchoolCharlestown, INGreater Clark County Schools8604.0%(34)
16Silver Creek Primary SchoolSellersburg, INSilver Creek School Corporation5103.7%(19)
17Pleasant Ridge Elementary SchoolCharlestown, INGreater Clark County Schools5883.2%(19)
18Jonathan Jennings Elementary SchCharlestown, INGreater Clark County Schools5293.0%(16)
19Charlestown Middle SchoolCharlestown, INGreater Clark County Schools6472.6%(17)
20Silver Creek High SchoolSellersburg, INSilver Creek School Corporation9762.3%(22)
21Silver Creek Elementary SchoolSellersburg, INSilver Creek School Corporation9801.9%(19)
22William W Borden Elementary SchoolBorden, INBorden-Henryville School Corporation3331.8%(6)
23Silver Creek Middle SchoolSellersburg, INSilver Creek School Corporation7481.7%(13)
24Henryville Jr & Sr High SchoolHenryville, INBorden-Henryville School Corporation4871.2%(6)
25Henryville Elementary SchoolHenryville, INBorden-Henryville School Corporation6111.0%(6)
26William W Borden High SchoolBorden, INBorden-Henryville School Corporation3020.3%(1)
27New Washington Elementary SchoolNew Washington, INGreater Clark County Schools2960.0%(0)
28New Washington Middle/High SchoolNew Washington, INGreater Clark County Schools3310.0%(0)
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Racial and ethnic enrollment shares are factual figures reported by each school to the federal government (NCES). This list describes the composition of student bodies and is not an evaluation or endorsement of any school.

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