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The public middle schools with the highest share of Black students in Indiana

This ranking covers the public middle schools with the highest share of Black students in Indiana, drawn from 331 qualifying public middle schools. Gary Middle School leads the list at 91.5%, against a median of 3.6% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

331

Indiana

Top % Black

91.5%

Median % Black

3.6%

MOST BLACK · INDIANA

#	School	City	District	Students	Black students	% Black
1	Gary Middle School	Gary, IN	Gary Community School Corp	365	334	91.5%
2	Avondale Meadows Middle School	Indianapolis, IN	Avondale Meadows Middle School	192	159	82.8%
3	Bailly Middle School	Gary, IN	Gary Community School Corp	355	292	82.3%
4	KIPP Indy College Prep Middle	Indianapolis, IN	KIPP Indy College Prep Middle	372	280	75.3%
5	New Augusta Public Academy - North	Indianapolis, IN	MSD Pike Township	751	497	66.2%
6	Pierce Middle School	Merrillville, IN	Merrillville Community School Corp	878	581	66.2%
7	Creston Intermediate & Middle Schl	Indianapolis, IN	MSD Warren Township	1,106	709	64.1%
8	James & Rosemary Phalen Leadership Academy Middle School	Indianapolis, IN	James & Rosemary Phalen Leadership Academy Middle School	296	187	63.2%
9	Lincoln Middle School	Indianapolis, IN	MSD Pike Township	736	463	62.9%
10	Merrillville Intermediate School	Merrillville, IN	Merrillville Community School Corp	788	494	62.7%
11	Arlington Middle School - a STEM School	Indianapolis, IN	Indianapolis Public Schools	365	221	60.5%
12	Stonybrook Intermediate & Middle	Indianapolis, IN	MSD Warren Township	1,043	621	59.5%
13	Paramount Englewood	Indianapolis, IN	Paramount Englewood	270	159	58.9%
14	Guion Creek Middle School	Indianapolis, IN	MSD Pike Township	833	460	55.2%
15	Chapel Hill 7th & 8th Grade Center	Indianapolis, IN	MSD Wayne Township	1,143	600	52.5%
16	Belzer Middle School	Indianapolis, IN	MSD Lawrence Township	1,119	586	52.4%
17	Broad Ripple Middle School - an IB World School	Indianapolis, IN	Indianapolis Public Schools	623	324	52.0%
18	H.W. Longfellow Middle School - an IB World School	Indianapolis, IN	Indianapolis Public Schools	538	274	50.9%
19	Northwest Middle School - an IB World School	Indianapolis, IN	Indianapolis Public Schools	623	283	45.4%
20	Jackson Middle School	South Bend, IN	South Bend Community School Corp	537	238	44.3%
21	Charles N Scott Middle School	Hammond, IN	School City of Hammond	663	291	43.9%
22	Westlane Middle School	Indianapolis, IN	MSD Washington Township	754	329	43.6%
23	Fall Creek Valley Middle School	Indianapolis, IN	MSD Lawrence Township	1,355	581	42.9%
24	Raymond Park Intermediate & Middle	Indianapolis, IN	MSD Warren Township	1,079	453	42.0%
25	Jefferson Traditional School	South Bend, IN	South Bend Community School Corp	591	248	42.0%
26	Joseph Block Middle School	East Chicago, IN	School City of East Chicago	436	181	41.5%
27	Career Academy Middle School	South Bend, IN	Career Academy Middle School	414	169	40.8%
28	Henry W Eggers Middle School	Hammond, IN	School City of Hammond	693	272	39.3%
29	Lake Ridge New Tech Middle School	Gary, IN	Lake Ridge New Tech Schools	447	175	39.1%
30	Northview Middle School	Indianapolis, IN	MSD Washington Township	1,019	388	38.1%
31	Eastwood Middle School	Indianapolis, IN	MSD Washington Township	845	313	37.0%
32	Navarre Middle School	South Bend, IN	South Bend Community School Corp	378	139	36.8%
33	Miami Middle School	Fort Wayne, IN	Fort Wayne Community Schools	496	182	36.7%
34	Martin T Krueger Middle School	Michigan City, IN	Michigan City Area Schools	324	116	35.8%
35	Thomas Carr Howe Middle School - an IB World School	Indianapolis, IN	Indianapolis Public Schools	455	160	35.2%
36	McGary Middle School	Evansville, IN	Evansville Vanderburgh School Corp	295	100	33.9%
37	Barker Middle School	Michigan City, IN	Michigan City Area Schools	390	132	33.9%
38	Washington Middle School	Evansville, IN	Evansville Vanderburgh School Corp	331	106	32.0%
39	Lane Middle School	Fort Wayne, IN	Fort Wayne Community Schools	644	199	30.9%
40	Avon Intermediate School West	Avon, IN	Avon Community School Corp	755	229	30.3%
41	Avon Middle School South	Avon, IN	Avon Community School Corp	821	248	30.2%
42	Decatur Middle School	Indianapolis, IN	MSD Decatur Township	1,000	298	29.8%
43	Memorial Park Middle School	Fort Wayne, IN	Fort Wayne Community Schools	627	184	29.4%
44	Avon Middle School North	Avon, IN	Avon Community School Corp	929	269	29.0%
45	Lakeside Middle School	Fort Wayne, IN	Fort Wayne Community Schools	452	129	28.5%
46	Avon Intermediate School East	Avon, IN	Avon Community School Corp	837	235	28.1%
47	Speedway Junior High School	Speedway, IN	School Town of Speedway	264	73	27.6%
48	Kekionga Middle School	Fort Wayne, IN	Fort Wayne Community Schools	527	137	26.0%
49	Plaza Park International Prep Acad	Evansville, IN	Evansville Vanderburgh School Corp	610	156	25.6%
50	Lafayette Sunnyside Intermediate	Lafayette, IN	Lafayette School Corporation	1,031	259	25.1%

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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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