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The public high schools with the highest share of Black students in Kansas · page 3

Ranks 101150 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Kansas. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · KANSAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsBlack students% Black
101Cunningham HighCunningham, KSCunningham11721.7%
102Dodge City High SchoolDodge City, KSDodge City2,178371.7%
103Lincoln Jr/Sr HighLincoln, KSLincoln18131.7%
104Eisenhower High SchoolGoddard, KSGoddard991161.6%
105Newton Sr HighNewton, KSNewton932151.6%
106Basehor-Linwood High SchoolBasehor, KSBasehor-Linwood882141.6%
107Rossville Jr.-Sr. High SchoolRossville, KSKaw Valley25341.6%
108Kiowa County Junior High/High SchoolGreensburg, KSKiowa County13121.5%
109Quinter Jr-Sr HighQuinter, KSQuinter Public Schools13321.5%
110Circle HighTowanda, KSCircle60491.5%
111Marmaton Valley HighMoran, KSMarmaton Valley13521.5%
112El Dorado HighEl Dorado, KSEl Dorado54381.5%
113Wellsville HighWellsville, KSWellsville27841.4%
114St John HighSt. John, KSSt John-Hudson14121.4%
115Sabetha High SchoolSabetha, KSPrairie Hills21731.4%
116Bennington Junior High/High SchoolBennington, KSTwin Valley21931.4%
117Horton HighHorton, KSSouth Brown County14721.4%
118Central Plains Jr. Sr. High SchoolClaflin, KSCentral Plains15221.3%
119Jackson Heights High School and Middle SchoolHolton, KSNorth Jackson22931.3%
120Halstead HighHalstead, KSHalstead24031.3%
121Labette County High SchoolAltamont, KSLabette County48361.2%
122Pleasanton HighPleasanton, KSPleasanton16221.2%
123Republic County Jr./Sr. High SchoolBelleville, KSRepublic County24531.2%
124Oskaloosa JR-SR High SchoolOskaloosa, KSOskaloosa Public Schools24731.2%
125Rock Creek High SchoolSt George, KSRock Creek41551.2%
126Canton-Galva Jr./Sr. HighCanton, KSCanton-Galva17421.1%
127Chanute HighChanute, KSChanute Public Schools52861.1%
128Humboldt High SchoolHumboldt, KSHumboldt17621.1%
129Olpe Jr./Sr. High SchoolOlpe, KSSouthern Lyon County17921.1%
130Perry Lecompton HighPerry, KSPerry Public Schools26831.1%
131Baxter Springs HighBaxter Springs, KSBaxter Springs36141.1%
132Marysville Jr/Sr HighMarysville, KSMarysville36441.1%
133Hesston HighHesston, KSHesston27431.1%
134Cherryvale Sr / Middle SchoolCherryvale, KSCherryvale27731.1%
135Girard HighGirard, KSGirard28431.1%
136Chapman HighChapman, KSChapman38341.0%
137Oswego Junior-Senior High SchoolOswego, KSOswego19521.0%
138Osawatomie HighOsawatomie, KSOsawatomie29531.0%
139Iola Sr HighIola, KSIola29631.0%
140Emporia HighEmporia, KSEmporia1,494151.0%
141Liberal Sr HighLiberal, KSLiberal1,421141.0%
142Northern HeightsAllen, KSNorth Lyon County10211.0%
143Great Bend High SchoolGreat Bend, KSGreat Bend92391.0%
144Peabody-Burns Jr/Sr High SchoolPeabody, KSPeabody-Burns10211.0%
145Hillsboro Middle/High SchoolHillsboro, KSDurham-Hillsboro-Lehigh31031.0%
146Concordia Jr-Sr HighConcordia, KSConcordia52450.9%
147Madison HighMadison, KSMadison-Virgil10610.9%
148Southeast Saline HighGypsum, KSSoutheast Of Saline32330.9%
149Elkhart HighElkhart, KSElkhart10810.9%
150Ulysses HighUlysses, KSUlysses43840.9%
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