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The public schools with the highest share of Black students in Kansas · page 10

Ranks 451–500 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Kansas. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · KANSAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsBlack students% Black
451Maize South Intermediate SchoolWichita, KSMaize431133.0%
452Lecompton ElemLecompton, KSPerry Public Schools29893.0%
453Meadowlark Ridge ElemSalina, KSSalina431133.0%
454Edgerton ElemEdgerton, KSGardner Edgerton13343.0%
455Spring Hill Elementary SchoolSpring Hill, KSSpring Hill600183.0%
456Maize South Middle SchoolWichita, KSMaize501153.0%
457Perry-Lecompton MiddlePerry, KSPerry Public Schools23473.0%
458Roosevelt ElemMcPherson, KSMcPherson26983.0%
459Kathryn O'Loughlin McCarthy ElemHays, KSHays371113.0%
460Rose Hill HighRose Hill, KSRose Hill Public Schools608183.0%
461Mound Valley ElemMound Valley, KSLabette County13642.9%
462Independence MiddleIndependence, KSIndependence376112.9%
463Maize Intermediate SchoolMaize, KSMaize651192.9%
464Riley County Grade SchoolRiley, KSRiley County514152.9%
465Lincoln ElemWellington, KSWellington13742.9%
466Winfield Scott ElemFort Scott, KSFort Scott31192.9%
467Stone Creek ElementaryDerby, KSDerby451132.9%
468Campus High HaysvilleWichita, KSHaysville1,803522.9%
469Vermillion Elementary SchoolMaize, KSMaize874252.9%
470Oakdale ElemSalina, KSSalina28282.8%
471Maize Middle SchoolMaize, KSMaize635182.8%
472Derby Middle SchDerby, KSDerby923262.8%
473Miller ElemDodge City, KSDodge City780222.8%
474Kenneth Henderson MiddleGarden City, KSGarden City425122.8%
475Park Hill ElementaryDerby, KSDerby392112.8%
476Wellington High SchoolWellington, KSWellington463132.8%
477Prairie Ridge Elementary SchoolShawnee, KSDe Soto431122.8%
478Fort Scott Sr HighFort Scott, KSFort Scott578162.8%
479Hodgeman County HighJetmore, KSHodgeman County10932.8%
480Andover Middle SchoolAndover, KSAndover773212.7%
481Robert M. Martin ElementaryWichita, KSAndover480132.7%
482Arkansas City HighArkansas City, KSArkansas City885242.7%
483Haven HighHaven, KSHaven Public Schools22362.7%
484Valley Heights Elementary - WatervilleWaterville, KSValley Heights11232.7%
485Heartland ElementaryOverland Park, KSBlue Valley412112.7%
486Morse ElementaryOverland Park, KSBlue Valley33892.7%
487Burlingame Junior/Senior HighBurlingame, KSBurlingame Public School15142.6%
488Leawood MiddleLeawood, KSBlue Valley493132.6%
489Skelly Elementary SchoolEl Dorado, KSEl Dorado26672.6%
490Maize South High SchoolWichita, KSMaize1,107292.6%
491Greeley County Elem SchoolTribune, KSGreeley County Schools11532.6%
492Hesston MiddleHesston, KSHesston27372.6%
493Oxford Jr/Sr HighOxford, KSOxford19552.6%
494Lincoln ElemHays, KSHays27472.5%
495Prairie Creek ElementaryOlathe, KSSpring Hill432112.5%
496Haven Middle SchoolHaven, KSHaven Public Schools11832.5%
497Plainville HighPlainville, KSPlainville19752.5%
498Freeman ElemHaysville, KSHaysville397102.5%
499Ottawa Sr HighOttawa, KSOttawa681172.5%
500I X L ElemArkansas City, KSArkansas City20052.5%
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