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The public high schools with the highest share of Black students in Kansas · page 2

Ranks 51100 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Kansas. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · KANSAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsBlack students% Black
51Olathe West High SchoolOlathe, KSOlathe1,557674.3%
52Blue Valley HighStilwell, KSBlue Valley1,396594.2%
53Blue Valley West HighOverland Park, KSBlue Valley1,534593.9%
54Maize Sr HighMaize, KSMaize1,444553.8%
55Garden City High SchoolGarden City, KSGarden City1,946733.8%
56Andover HighAndover, KSAndover1,018363.5%
57Ingalls High School/Junior HighIngalls, KSIngalls11443.5%
58Pittsburg HighPittsburg, KSPittsburg1,033363.5%
59Riverside High SchoolWathena, KSRiverside18163.3%
60Hutchinson High SchoolHutchinson, KSHutchinson Public Schools1,214393.2%
61Spring Hill High SchoolSpring Hill, KSSpring Hill1,121343.0%
62Rose Hill HighRose Hill, KSRose Hill Public Schools608183.0%
63Campus High HaysvilleWichita, KSHaysville1,803522.9%
64Wellington High SchoolWellington, KSWellington463132.8%
65Fort Scott Sr HighFort Scott, KSFort Scott578162.8%
66Hodgeman County HighJetmore, KSHodgeman County10932.8%
67Arkansas City HighArkansas City, KSArkansas City885242.7%
68Haven HighHaven, KSHaven Public Schools22362.7%
69Burlingame Junior/Senior HighBurlingame, KSBurlingame Public School15142.6%
70Maize South High SchoolWichita, KSMaize1,107292.6%
71Oxford Jr/Sr HighOxford, KSOxford19552.6%
72Plainville HighPlainville, KSPlainville19752.5%
73Ottawa Sr HighOttawa, KSOttawa681172.5%
74Neodesha HighNeodesha, KSNeodesha36092.5%
75Frederic Remington HighWhitewater, KSRemington-Whitewater16142.5%
76St. Marys Junior Senior HighSt Marys, KSKaw Valley24662.4%
77Valley Center HighValley Center, KSValley Center Pub Sch1,011242.4%
78Lakeside Junior/Senior High SchoolDowns, KSWaconda12732.4%
79Baldwin High SchoolBaldwin City, KSBaldwin City437102.3%
80Salina High SouthSalina, KSSalina1,046242.3%
81North East HighArma, KSNortheast13332.3%
82Hoisington HighHoisington, KSHoisington22552.2%
83Smith Center Jr Sr HighSmith Center, KSSmith Center18342.2%
84De Soto High SchoolDe Soto, KSDe Soto918202.2%
85Seaman HighTopeka, KSSeaman1,190262.2%
86Beloit Jr-Sr HighBeloit, KSBeloit33672.1%
87Shawnee Mission East HighPrairie Village, KSShawnee Mission Pub Sch1,737362.1%
88Hays HighHays, KSHays1,017212.1%
89Southeast HighCherokee, KSCherokee15232.0%
90Lakin HighLakin, KSLakin21241.9%
91Marion HighMarion, KSMarion-Florence15931.9%
92Blue Valley Southwest High SchoolOverland Park, KSBlue Valley1,057201.9%
93Moundridge HighMoundridge, KSMoundridge16031.9%
94Winfield HighWinfield, KSWinfield638121.9%
95Goddard HighGoddard, KSGoddard962181.9%
96Washington County High SchoolWashington, KSWashington Co. Schools16331.8%
97Riverton HighRiverton, KSRiverton21841.8%
98Lyons High SchoolLyons, KSLyons22141.8%
99Goodland Jr-Sr. High SchoolGoodland, KSGoodland38871.8%
100Solomon HighSolomon, KSSolomon11621.7%
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