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The public schools with the highest share of Black students in Boone County, Iowa

Across Boone County, Iowa, 12 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the share of students who are Black or African American, from federal NCES enrollment data. Woodward Academy leads the list at 27.3%, against a median of 0.9% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
12
Boone County, Iowa
Top % Black
27.3%
Median % Black
0.9%
MOST BLACK · BOONE COUNTY, IOWA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Black
1Woodward AcademyWoodward, IAWoodward-Granger Comm School District11027.3%(30)
2Ledges Elementary SchoolBoone, IABoone Comm School District3362.1%(7)
3United Community SchoolBoone, IAUnited Comm School District3291.5%(5)
4Boone High SchoolBoone, IABoone Comm School District7041.4%(10)
5Franklin Elementary SchoolBoone, IABoone Comm School District3291.2%(4)
6Boone Middle SchoolBoone, IABoone Comm School District5861.0%(6)
7Madrid Elementary SchoolMadrid, IAMadrid Comm School District2590.8%(2)
8Madrid Junior High SchoolMadrid, IAMadrid Comm School District1510.7%(1)
9Ogden Middle SchoolOgden, IAOgden Comm School District1580.6%(1)
10Ogden Elementary SchoolOgden, IAOgden Comm School District3210.6%(2)
11Madrid High SchoolMadrid, IAMadrid Comm School District1950.5%(1)
12Ogden High SchoolOgden, IAOgden Comm School District2340.4%(1)
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