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The public high schools with the highest share of Black students in Kansas · page 4

Ranks 151–200 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Kansas. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · KANSAS

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black
151	Paola High	Paola, KS	Paola	567	0.9%(5)
152	Satanta Jr-Sr High	Satanta, KS	Satanta	114	0.9%(1)
153	Stafford Middle School/High School	Stafford, KS	Stafford	116	0.9%(1)
154	Sterling Junior High/Senior High	Sterling, KS	Sterling	232	0.9%(2)
155	Cheney High	Cheney, KS	Cheney	235	0.8%(2)
156	Larned Sr High	Larned, KS	Ft Larned	234	0.8%(2)
157	Silver Lake Jr-Sr High	Silver Lake, KS	Silver Lake	355	0.8%(3)
158	South Haven High	South Haven, KS	South Haven	120	0.8%(1)
159	Lyndon High	Lyndon, KS	Lyndon	124	0.8%(1)
160	Jefferson West High	Meriden, KS	Jefferson West	247	0.8%(2)
161	Tonganoxie High	Tonganoxie, KS	Tonganoxie	620	0.8%(5)
162	Cimarron High	Cimarron, KS	Cimarron-Ensign	251	0.8%(2)
163	McLouth High	McLouth, KS	McLouth	125	0.8%(1)
164	Prairie View High	LaCygne, KS	Prairie View	258	0.8%(2)
165	Nickerson High	Nickerson, KS	Nickerson	255	0.8%(2)
166	Oakley Sr High	Oakley, KS	Oakley	130	0.8%(1)
167	McPherson High	McPherson, KS	McPherson	658	0.8%(5)
168	Buhler High	Buhler, KS	Buhler	674	0.7%(5)
169	Mulvane High	Mulvane, KS	Mulvane	540	0.7%(4)
170	Anderson County Jr/Sr High School	Garnett, KS	Garnett	419	0.7%(3)
171	Herington High	Herington, KS	Herington	141	0.7%(1)
172	Conway Springs High School	Conway Springs, KS	Conway Springs	144	0.7%(1)
173	Erie High School	Erie, KS	Erie-Galesburg	144	0.7%(1)
174	Columbus Junior High and High School	Columbus, KS	Columbus	438	0.7%(3)
175	Frontenac Sr. High School	Frontenac, KS	Frontenac Public Schools	298	0.7%(2)
176	Troy High and Middle School	Troy, KS	Troy Public Schools	150	0.7%(1)
177	Southwestern Heights Jr/Sr High	Kismet, KS	Kismet-Plains	310	0.7%(2)
178	Dexter High	Dexter, KS	Dexter	157	0.6%(1)
179	Osborne Junior/Senior High	Osborne, KS	Osborne County	157	0.6%(1)
180	Ellis Jr/Sr High	Ellis, KS	Ellis	161	0.6%(1)
181	Clay Center Community High	Clay Center, KS	Clay County	326	0.6%(2)
182	St Francis High	St Francis, KS	St Francis Comm Sch	164	0.6%(1)
183	Wamego High	Wamego, KS	Wamego	504	0.6%(3)
184	Pleasant Ridge High	Easton, KS	Easton	168	0.6%(1)
185	Valley Heights Jr/Sr High	Blue Rapids, KS	Valley Heights	166	0.6%(1)
186	Pratt Sr High	Pratt, KS	Pratt	337	0.6%(2)
187	Phillipsburg High	Phillipsburg, KS	Phillipsburg	173	0.6%(1)
188	Rock Hills Jr/Sr High School	Mankato, KS	Rock Hills	175	0.6%(1)
189	Doniphan West JR/SR High School	Highland, KS	Doniphan West Schools	176	0.6%(1)
190	Chaparral Jr/Sr High	Anthony, KS	Chaparral Schools	348	0.6%(2)
191	Louisburg High	Louisburg, KS	Louisburg	529	0.6%(3)
192	Hoxie High	Hoxie, KS	Hoxie Community Schools	179	0.6%(1)
193	Uniontown High School	Uniontown, KS	Uniontown	178	0.6%(1)
194	Stanton County Jr./Sr. High School	Johnson, KS	Stanton County	182	0.6%(1)
195	Norton High	Norton, KS	Norton Community Schools	181	0.6%(1)
196	Sedan High	Sedan, KS	Chautauqua Co Community	182	0.6%(1)
197	Eudora High School	Eudora, KS	Eudora	558	0.5%(3)
198	Chase County Junior Senior High School	Cottonwood Falls, KS	Chase County	192	0.5%(1)
199	Augusta Sr High	Augusta, KS	Augusta	594	0.5%(3)
200	Ell-Saline Middle/High School	Brookville, KS	Ell-Saline	204	0.5%(1)

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