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The public schools with the highest share of Black students in Kansas · page 22

Ranks 1,0511,100 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Kansas. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · KANSAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsBlack students% Black
1051Hugoton HighHugoton, KSHugoton Public Schools31700.0%
1052Inman Jr/Sr High SchoolInman, KSInman18800.0%
1053Crest ElementaryColony, KSCrest18500.0%
1054Kingman HighKingman, KSKingman - Norwich19800.0%
1055Kinsley Jr/Sr High SchoolKinsley, KSKinsley-Offerle13500.0%
1056Lakin MiddleLakin, KSLakin18200.0%
1057Bluestem Elementary SchoolLeon, KSBluestem26700.0%
1058Wichita County ElementaryLeoti, KSLeoti22100.0%
1059Wichita County Junior-Senior High SchoolLeoti, KSLeoti18700.0%
1060Windom ElemWindom, KSLittle River16900.0%
1061CentreLost Springs, KSCentre18300.0%
1062Lyndon ElemLyndon, KSLyndon29400.0%
1063Lyons Central ElementaryLyons, KSLyons13200.0%
1064Lyons Park ElementaryLyons, KSLyons16600.0%
1065Madison ElemMadison, KSMadison-Virgil13000.0%
1066Royal Valley HighHoyt, KSRoyal Valley22300.0%
1067Lincoln ElemMcPherson, KSMcPherson22100.0%
1068Marmaton Valley ElemMoran, KSMarmaton Valley13400.0%
1069Moundridge MiddleMoundridge, KSMoundridge17000.0%
1070Ness City ElemNess City, KSNess City15500.0%
1071Ness City HighNess City, KSNess City12200.0%
1072Reno Valley Middle SchoolHutchinson, KSNickerson13700.0%
1073Oakley Middle SchoolOakley, KSOakley13500.0%
1074Decatur Community Jr/Sr HighOberlin, KSOberlin14400.0%
1075Onaga ElemOnaga, KSOnaga-Havensville-Wheaton16400.0%
1076Osage City ElemOsage City, KSOsage City34000.0%
1077Osage City Middle SchoolOsage City, KSOsage City13400.0%
1078Oskaloosa ElemOskaloosa, KSOskaloosa Public Schools25500.0%
1079Oswego Neosho Hgts ElemOswego, KSOswego17800.0%
1080Carbondale Attendance CenterCarbondale, KSSanta Fe Trail37000.0%
1081Plainville ElemPlainville, KSPlainville25600.0%
1082West Franklin High SchoolPomona, KSWest Franklin20000.0%
1083Appanoose Elementary SchoolPomona, KSWest Franklin19100.0%
1084West Franklin Middle SchoolPomona, KSWest Franklin14900.0%
1085Southwest ElemPratt, KSPratt46200.0%
1086Pretty Prairie ElemPretty Prairie, KSPretty Prairie13300.0%
1087Quinter ElemQuinter, KSQuinter Public Schools17600.0%
1088McCormick ElementaryOlsburg, KSBlue Valley14600.0%
1089Andale HighAndale, KSRenwick38100.0%
1090Colwich ElemColwich, KSRenwick22700.0%
1091Garden Plain HighGarden Plain, KSRenwick17400.0%
1092Riley County High SchoolRiley, KSRiley County23200.0%
1093Riverton MiddleRiverton, KSRiverton14700.0%
1094Pawnee HeightsRozel, KSPawnee Heights10900.0%
1095Simpson ElemRussell, KSRussell County17300.0%
1096Ruppenthal MiddleRussell, KSRussell County1880.0%
1097Russell Junior-Senior HighRussell, KSRussell County32800.0%
1098Sedgwick HighSedgwick, KSSedgwick Public Schools23800.0%
1099South Haven ElemSouth Haven, KSSouth Haven10000.0%
1100Spearville Jr/Sr HighSpearville, KSSpearville17700.0%
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