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

Ranks 151200 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Kansas. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · KANSAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Black
151Central MiddleKansas City, KSKansas City68712.2%(84)
152Pleasant Ridge ElemOverland Park, KSOlathe30412.2%(37)
153Indian Creek ElemOlathe, KSOlathe34912.0%(42)
154Enterprise ElemWichita, KSWichita42412.0%(51)
155Turner HighKansas City, KSTurner-Kansas City1,14711.9%(137)
156Comanche ElemOverland Park, KSShawnee Mission Pub Sch36911.9%(44)
157Wineteer ElemWichita, KSDerby39711.8%(47)
158Merriam Park ElementaryMerriam, KSShawnee Mission Pub Sch41511.8%(49)
159Chisholm Trail ElemPark City, KSWichita38111.8%(45)
160Enders STEM and Leadership MagnetWichita, KSWichita50911.8%(60)
161Hope Street Charter AcademyTopeka, KSTopeka Public Schools10311.7%(12)
162McClure ElemTopeka, KSTopeka Public Schools30111.6%(35)
163Randolph ElemTopeka, KSTopeka Public Schools34611.6%(40)
164McKinley Elementary SchoolKansas City, KSKansas City24311.5%(28)
165Topeka HighTopeka, KSTopeka Public Schools1,57811.5%(181)
166Trailridge MiddleShawnee, KSShawnee Mission Pub Sch75211.4%(86)
167Garfield SchoolParsons, KSParsons17611.4%(20)
168Guthridge SchoolParsons, KSParsons20311.3%(23)
169Madison Place ElementaryOlathe, KSOlathe38211.3%(43)
170Dwight D Eisenhower Middle SchoolManhattan, KSManhattan-Ogden73011.2%(82)
171Lowman Hill ElemTopeka, KSTopeka Public Schools29411.2%(33)
172Hillcrest ElemLawrence, KSLawrence39311.2%(44)
173Wilbur Middle SchoolWichita, KSWichita82210.9%(90)
174Turner ElemKansas City, KSTurner-Kansas City56010.9%(61)
175Colvin ElemWichita, KSWichita57110.9%(62)
176Woodman ElemWichita, KSWichita61210.6%(65)
177Oak Grove ElemKansas City, KSTurner-Kansas City53210.5%(56)
178Northview ElemManhattan, KSManhattan-Ogden36410.4%(38)
179Brookridge ElemOverland Park, KSShawnee Mission Pub Sch54810.4%(57)
180Atchison High SchoolAtchison, KSAtchison Public Schools41910.3%(43)
181Kensler ElemWichita, KSWichita48810.3%(50)
182Sheridan ElemJunction City, KSGeary County Schools25510.2%(26)
183Mayberry Cultural and Fine Arts Magnet MiddleWichita, KSWichita62310.1%(63)
184Dodge Literacy MagnetWichita, KSWichita54710.1%(55)
185Olathe North Sr HighOlathe, KSOlathe2,01110.0%(202)
186New Stanley ElemKansas City, KSKansas City25110.0%(25)
187Morris Hill ElemFort Riley, KSGeary County Schools4139.9%(41)
188Lenexa Hills ElementaryLenexa, KSShawnee Mission Pub Sch2929.9%(29)
189Rushton ElemMission, KSShawnee Mission Pub Sch3369.8%(33)
190Overland Park ElemOverland Park, KSShawnee Mission Pub Sch3919.7%(38)
191Parsons Sr HighParsons, KSParsons3999.5%(38)
192Sunflower ElemLenexa, KSShawnee Mission Pub Sch3909.5%(37)
193Atchison Middle SchoolAtchison, KSAtchison Public Schools2879.4%(27)
194Bonner Springs ElementaryBonner Springs, KSBonner Springs3519.4%(33)
195Pauline South IntermediateWakarusa, KSAuburn-Washburn2779.4%(26)
196Pawnee ElemOverland Park, KSShawnee Mission Pub Sch3749.4%(35)
197East Antioch ElemOverland Park, KSShawnee Mission Pub Sch2829.2%(26)
198Shawnee Mission North HighOverland Park, KSShawnee Mission Pub Sch1,5029.2%(138)
199Benton ElemWichita, KSWichita2739.2%(25)
200Quincy ElemTopeka, KSTopeka Public Schools1429.2%(13)
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