The public schools with the highest share of Black students in Kansas · page 9

Ranks 401–450 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
401	Heusner Elem	Salina, KS	Salina	392	15	3.8%
402	Mission Trail Middle School	Olathe, KS	Olathe	680	26	3.8%
403	Maize Sr High	Maize, KS	Maize	1,444	55	3.8%
404	Wanamaker Elem	Topeka, KS	Auburn-Washburn	475	18	3.8%
405	Service Valley Charter Academy	Parsons, KS	Oswego	106	4	3.8%
406	Garden City High School	Garden City, KS	Garden City	1,946	73	3.8%
407	Andover Central Middle School	Andover, KS	Andover	642	24	3.7%
408	Wiley Elementary	Hutchinson, KS	Hutchinson Public Schools	322	12	3.7%
409	Aspen Grove Elementary	Overland Park, KS	Blue Valley	163	6	3.7%
410	Derby Hills Elem	Derby, KS	Derby	410	15	3.7%
411	Mission Trail Elementary	Leawood, KS	Blue Valley	384	14	3.6%
412	Cloud Elem	Wichita, KS	Wichita	580	21	3.6%
413	Oatville Elem	Wichita, KS	Haysville	360	13	3.6%
414	GC Achieve at J.D. Adams Hall	Garden City, KS	Garden City	111	4	3.6%
415	Prairie Creek Elementary	Andover, KS	Andover	474	17	3.6%
416	Frances Willard Elem	Arkansas City, KS	Arkansas City	281	10	3.6%
417	Andover High	Andover, KS	Andover	1,018	36	3.5%
418	Harmony Middle	Overland Park, KS	Blue Valley	536	19	3.5%
419	Riverside Intermediate	Elwood, KS	Riverside	142	5	3.5%
420	Ingalls High School/Junior High	Ingalls, KS	Ingalls	114	4	3.5%
421	Maize South Elementary	Wichita, KS	Maize	514	18	3.5%
422	Pleasanton Elem	Pleasanton, KS	Pleasanton	200	7	3.5%
423	Trailwood Elem	Overland Park, KS	Shawnee Mission Pub Sch	429	15	3.5%
424	Shawnee Heights Elem	Topeka, KS	Shawnee Heights	429	15	3.5%
425	Circle Benton Elementary	Benton, KS	Circle	286	10	3.5%
426	Apollo Elementary School	Goddard, KS	Goddard	544	19	3.5%
427	Oxford Elem	Oxford, KS	Oxford	201	7	3.5%
428	Pittsburg High	Pittsburg, KS	Pittsburg	1,033	36	3.5%
429	Schilling Elem	Salina, KS	Salina	376	13	3.5%
430	Timber Creek Elementary School	Overland Park, KS	Blue Valley	583	20	3.4%
431	Sunset Elem	Salina, KS	Salina	380	13	3.4%
432	Briarwood Elem	Prairie Village, KS	Shawnee Mission Pub Sch	674	23	3.4%
433	Jefferson School	Independence, KS	Independence	356	12	3.4%
434	Cottonwood Elementary School	Salina, KS	Salina	326	11	3.4%
435	Irving Elementary	Wichita, KS	Wichita	447	15	3.4%
436	Rawlins County Elementary	Atwood, KS	Rawlins County	210	7	3.3%
437	Pittsburg Middle School	Pittsburg, KS	Pittsburg	692	23	3.3%
438	Riverside High School	Wathena, KS	Riverside	181	6	3.3%
439	West Indianola Elem	Topeka, KS	Seaman	395	13	3.3%
440	Deerfield Elem	Deerfield, KS	Deerfield	123	4	3.3%
441	Oliver Brown Elementary	Manhattan, KS	Manhattan-Ogden	338	11	3.3%
442	Fort Scott Middle School	Fort Scott, KS	Fort Scott	372	12	3.2%
443	Hutchinson High School	Hutchinson, KS	Hutchinson Public Schools	1,214	39	3.2%
444	Hutchinson Magnet School at Allen	Hutchinson, KS	Hutchinson Public Schools	249	8	3.2%
445	Seaman Middle School	Topeka, KS	Seaman	560	18	3.2%
446	Buffalo Jones Elem	Garden City, KS	Garden City	221	7	3.2%
447	Heller Elem	Neodesha, KS	Neodesha	223	7	3.1%
448	Satanta Elem	Satanta, KS	Satanta	128	4	3.1%
449	Spring Hill High School	Spring Hill, KS	Spring Hill	1,121	34	3.0%
450	West Elem	Valley Center, KS	Valley Center Pub Sch	264	8	3.0%

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