The public schools with the highest share of Black students in Kansas · page 14

Ranks 651–700 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
651	Quinter Jr-Sr High	Quinter, KS	Quinter Public Schools	133	2	1.5%
652	Timber Sage Elementary School	Olathe, KS	Spring Hill	401	6	1.5%
653	Circle High	Towanda, KS	Circle	604	9	1.5%
654	Marmaton Valley High	Moran, KS	Marmaton Valley	135	2	1.5%
655	Indian Hills Middle	Prairie Village, KS	Shawnee Mission Pub Sch	879	13	1.5%
656	El Dorado High	El Dorado, KS	El Dorado	543	8	1.5%
657	Sunrise Point Elementary	Overland Park, KS	Blue Valley	476	7	1.5%
658	Rock Creek Middle School	St. George, KS	Rock Creek	415	6	1.4%
659	Lincoln Elem	Great Bend, KS	Great Bend	275	4	1.4%
660	Halstead Middle School	Halstead, KS	Halstead	346	5	1.4%
661	Paola Middle	Paola, KS	Paola	413	6	1.4%
662	Dwight D. Eisenhower Middle School	Goddard, KS	Goddard	625	9	1.4%
663	Haven Elem	Haven, KS	Haven Public Schools	348	5	1.4%
664	North Fairview	Topeka, KS	Seaman	278	4	1.4%
665	Circle Towanda Elementary	Towanda, KS	Circle	278	4	1.4%
666	Wellsville High	Wellsville, KS	Wellsville	278	4	1.4%
667	St Marys Elem	St Marys, KS	Kaw Valley	280	4	1.4%
668	St John High	St. John, KS	St John-Hudson	141	2	1.4%
669	Silver Lake Elem	Silver Lake, KS	Silver Lake	355	5	1.4%
670	Tonganoxie Elem	Tonganoxie, KS	Tonganoxie	919	13	1.4%
671	Central Elem	Wamego, KS	Wamego	357	5	1.4%
672	Sunflower Elementary School	Liberal, KS	Liberal	570	8	1.4%
673	El Paso Elem	Derby, KS	Derby	288	4	1.4%
674	Humboldt Middle School	Humboldt, KS	Humboldt	144	2	1.4%
675	Sabetha High School	Sabetha, KS	Prairie Hills	217	3	1.4%
676	Basehor Elementary School	Basehor, KS	Basehor-Linwood	508	7	1.4%
677	Wiley Elem	Holcomb, KS	Holcomb	218	3	1.4%
678	Bennington Junior High/High School	Bennington, KS	Twin Valley	219	3	1.4%
679	Sunnyside Elem	Dodge City, KS	Dodge City	365	5	1.4%
680	Woodrow Wilson Elem	Hays, KS	Hays	364	5	1.4%
681	Prairie Star Middle	Leawood, KS	Blue Valley	438	6	1.4%
682	Garfield Elem	Ottawa, KS	Ottawa	368	5	1.4%
683	Sunflower Elementary School	Andover, KS	Andover	367	5	1.4%
684	Nelson Elem	Haysville, KS	Haysville	442	6	1.4%
685	Horton High	Horton, KS	South Brown County	147	2	1.4%
686	McLouth Elem	McLouth, KS	McLouth	221	3	1.4%
687	St. Paul Elementary School	St. Paul, KS	Chetopa-St. Paul	148	2	1.4%
688	El Dorado Middle	El Dorado, KS	El Dorado	370	5	1.4%
689	Southeast Elementary School	Weir, KS	Cherokee	149	2	1.3%
690	Olpe Elementary	Olpe, KS	Southern Lyon County	149	2	1.3%
691	Remington Elementary at Potwin	Potwin, KS	Remington-Whitewater	225	3	1.3%
692	Ottawa Middle School	Ottawa, KS	Ottawa	456	6	1.3%
693	Central Plains Jr. Sr. High School	Claflin, KS	Central Plains	152	2	1.3%
694	Remington Middle School	Whitewater, KS	Remington-Whitewater	151	2	1.3%
695	Everest Middle	Everest, KS	South Brown County	151	2	1.3%
696	Cottonwood Elem	Paola, KS	Paola	379	5	1.3%
697	Lincoln Memorial Elem	Caney, KS	Caney Valley	458	6	1.3%
698	Jackson Heights High School and Middle School	Holton, KS	North Jackson	229	3	1.3%
699	Parker Elem	Parker, KS	Prairie View	229	3	1.3%
700	Rex Elem	Haysville, KS	Haysville	386	5	1.3%

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