The public schools with the highest share of Black students in Kansas · page 13

Ranks 601–650 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 students	% Black
601	Cheney Elem	Cheney, KS	Cheney	395	7	1.8%
602	R L Wright Elem	Sedgwick, KS	Sedgwick Public Schools	283	5	1.8%
603	Gray Hawk Elementary School	Basehor, KS	Basehor-Linwood	285	5	1.8%
604	Winfield Middle School	Winfield, KS	Winfield	456	8	1.8%
605	Spring Hill Middle School	Spring Hill, KS	Spring Hill	288	5	1.7%
606	Sabetha Middle School	Sabetha, KS	Prairie Hills	173	3	1.7%
607	Stewart Elem	Salina, KS	Salina	406	7	1.7%
608	Solomon High	Solomon, KS	Solomon	116	2	1.7%
609	Cunningham High	Cunningham, KS	Cunningham	117	2	1.7%
610	Irving Elem	Winfield, KS	Winfield	234	4	1.7%
611	Dodge City High School	Dodge City, KS	Dodge City	2,178	37	1.7%
612	Cottonwood Point Elementary	Overland Park, KS	Blue Valley	352	6	1.7%
613	Concordia Middle	Concordia, KS	Concordia	177	3	1.7%
614	Marvin Sisk Middle School	Douglass, KS	Douglass Public Schools	118	2	1.7%
615	Lincoln Jr/Sr High	Lincoln, KS	Lincoln	181	3	1.7%
616	Nickerson Elem	Nickerson, KS	Nickerson	183	3	1.6%
617	Udall Elem	Udall, KS	Udall	123	2	1.6%
618	Eudora Middle School	Eudora, KS	Eudora	370	6	1.6%
619	Cedar Creek Elem	Olathe, KS	Olathe	370	6	1.6%
620	Tonganoxie Middle School	Tonganoxie, KS	Tonganoxie	433	7	1.6%
621	Linwood Elementary School	Bonner Springs, KS	Basehor-Linwood	248	4	1.6%
622	Eisenhower High School	Goddard, KS	Goddard	991	16	1.6%
623	Jayhawk Elementary	Mound City, KS	Jayhawk	311	5	1.6%
624	Langston Hughes Elem	Lawrence, KS	Lawrence	560	9	1.6%
625	Newton Sr High	Newton, KS	Newton	932	15	1.6%
626	Soule Elementary School	Dodge City, KS	Dodge City	375	6	1.6%
627	La Crosse Elementary	La Crosse, KS	LaCrosse	125	2	1.6%
628	Basehor-Linwood High School	Basehor, KS	Basehor-Linwood	882	14	1.6%
629	Charles O Stones Intermediate Ctr	Garden City, KS	Garden City	377	6	1.6%
630	Haysville Middle School	Haysville, KS	Haysville	755	12	1.6%
631	Kennedy Elem	Wellington, KS	Wellington	126	2	1.6%
632	Northwest Elem	Dodge City, KS	Dodge City	380	6	1.6%
633	Hoxie Elem	Hoxie, KS	Hoxie Community Schools	253	4	1.6%
634	Rossville Jr.-Sr. High School	Rossville, KS	Kaw Valley	253	4	1.6%
635	Southeast Middle School	Cherokee, KS	Cherokee	128	2	1.6%
636	Riverside Elementary	Emporia, KS	Emporia	385	6	1.6%
637	Rossville Elem	Rossville, KS	Kaw Valley	321	5	1.6%
638	Wakefield Elem	Wakefield, KS	Clay County	129	2	1.6%
639	Morgan Elementary	Hutchinson, KS	Hutchinson Public Schools	388	6	1.6%
640	MacArthur Elementary School	Liberal, KS	Liberal	386	6	1.6%
641	Osborne Elem	Osborne, KS	Osborne County	194	3	1.6%
642	Pleasant Ridge Middle	Overland Park, KS	Blue Valley	581	9	1.6%
643	Royster Middle School	Chanute, KS	Chanute Public Schools	389	6	1.5%
644	Prairie View Middle	LaCygne, KS	Prairie View	195	3	1.5%
645	Wheatland Elem	Valley Center, KS	Valley Center Pub Sch	325	5	1.5%
646	Chanute Elementary School	Chanute, KS	Chanute Public Schools	652	10	1.5%
647	Kiowa County Junior High/High School	Greensburg, KS	Kiowa County	131	2	1.5%
648	South Hutchinson Elem	South Hutchinson, KS	Nickerson	326	5	1.5%
649	Village Elem	Emporia, KS	Emporia	401	6	1.5%
650	Bentley Primary School	Bentley, KS	Halstead	200	3	1.5%

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