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The public schools with the highest share of Black students in Orleans Parish, Louisiana

This ranking covers the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Orleans Parish, Louisiana, drawn from 71 qualifying public schools. ReNEW Robert Russa Moton Lakefront Elementary leads the list at 97.7%, against a median of 82.5% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Orleans Parish, Louisiana

Top % Black

97.7%

Median % Black

82.5%

MOST BLACK · ORLEANS PARISH, LOUISIANA

#	School	City	District	Students	Black students	% Black
1	ReNEW Robert Russa Moton Lakefront Elementary	New Orleans, LA	ReNEW Robert Russa Moton Lakefront	429	419	97.7%
2	Mary Bethune Elementary Literature/Technology	New Orleans, LA	Orleans Parish	659	636	96.5%
3	Warren Easton Charter High School	New Orleans, LA	Warren Easton Charter Foundation Inc.	1,138	1,089	95.7%
4	McDonogh 35 Senior High School	New Orleans, LA	McDonogh 35 Senior High School	851	811	95.3%
5	Edward Hynes Charter School - Parkview	New Orleans, LA	Edward Hynes Charter School - Parkview	490	466	95.1%
6	Sophie B. Wright Institute of Academic Excellence	New Orleans, LA	Sophie B Wright Institute of Academic Excellence	534	499	93.5%
7	Benjamin Franklin Elem. Math and Science	New Orleans, LA	Orleans Parish	739	688	93.1%
8	Frederick A. Douglass High School	New Orleans, LA	Frederick A. Douglass High School	658	612	93.0%
9	Arthur Ashe Charter School	New Orleans, LA	Arthur Ashe Charter School	778	721	92.7%
10	Robert Russa Moton Charter School	New Orleans, LA	Robert Russa Moton Charter School	372	—	92.2%
11	John F. Kennedy High School	New Orleans, LA	John F. Kennedy High School	665	612	92.0%
12	Eleanor McMain Secondary School	New Orleans, LA	Eleanor McMain Secondary School	690	632	91.6%
13	Booker T. Washington High School	New Orleans, LA	KIPP Booker T. Washington	532	487	91.5%
14	The NET 2 Charter High School	New Orleans, LA	The NET2 High School	141	129	91.5%
15	Travis Hill School	New Orleans, LA	Orleans Parish	117	107	91.5%
16	KIPP Believe	New Orleans, LA	KIPP Believe	710	648	91.3%
17	Martin Behrman Charter Acad of Creative Arts & Sci	New Orleans, LA	Martin Behrman Elementary School	756	688	91.0%
18	Alice M Harte Elementary Charter School	New Orleans, LA	Alice M Harte Elementary Charter School	725	654	90.2%
19	KIPP East	New Orleans, LA	KIPP East Community Primary	921	825	89.6%
20	L.B. Landry High School	New Orleans, LA	Lord Beaconsfield Landry-Oliver Perry Walker High	555	495	89.2%
21	Rooted School	New Orleans, LA	Rooted School	152	135	88.8%
22	G W Carver High School	New Orleans, LA	G W Carver Collegiate Academy	771	682	88.5%
23	Edna Karr High School	New Orleans, LA	Edna Karr High School	1,097	969	88.3%
24	The Leah Chase School	New Orleans, LA	Orleans Parish	294	259	88.1%
25	Pierre A. Capdau S.T.E.A.M School	New Orleans, LA	Pierre A. Capdau S.T.E.A.M. School	565	497	88.0%
26	Langston Hughes Charter Academy	New Orleans, LA	Langston Hughes Charter Academy	791	694	87.7%
27	ReNEW Laurel Elementary	New Orleans, LA	ReNEW SciTech Academy at Laurel	641	562	87.7%
28	Elan Academy Charter School	New Orleans, LA	Orleans Parish	436	380	87.2%
29	Lafayette Academy Charter School	New Orleans, LA	Lafayette Academy Charter School	519	—	87.1%
30	KIPP Leadership	New Orleans, LA	KIPP Leadership	890	772	86.7%
31	ReNEW Dolores T. Aaron Elementary	New Orleans, LA	ReNew Dolores T Aaron Elementary	738	640	86.7%
32	KIPP Morial	New Orleans, LA	KIPP Ernest N. Dutch Morial	951	818	86.0%
33	New Orleans Accelerated High School	New Orleans, LA	New Orleans Accelerated High School	200	169	84.5%
34	KIPP Central City	New Orleans, LA	KIPP Central City	817	689	84.3%
35	Noble Minds	New Orleans, LA	Noble Minds	153	128	83.7%
36	Lake Forest Elementary Charter School	New Orleans, LA	Lake Forest Elementary Charter School	691	570	82.5%
37	The NET Charter High School	New Orleans, LA	The NET Charter High School	213	174	81.7%
38	Mildred Osborne Charter School	New Orleans, LA	Mildred Osborne Charter School	850	681	80.1%
39	Abramson Sci Academy	New Orleans, LA	Sci Academy	655	521	79.5%
40	Audubon Charter Gentilly	New Orleans, LA	Audubon Charter Gentilly	448	354	79.0%
41	Dwight D. Eisenhower Charter School	New Orleans, LA	Dwight D. Eisenhower Charter School	596	466	78.2%
42	Fannie C. Williams Charter School	New Orleans, LA	Fannie C Williams Charter School	485	379	78.1%
43	Livingston Collegiate Academy	New Orleans, LA	Livingston Collegiate Academy	575	447	77.7%
44	Samuel J. Green Charter School	New Orleans, LA	Samuel J Green Charter School	507	389	76.7%
45	Dorothy Height Charter School	New Orleans, LA	Dorothy Height Charter School	878	666	75.8%
46	ReNEW Schaumburg Elementary	New Orleans, LA	ReNEW Schaumburg Elementary	683	517	75.7%
47	Foundation Preparatory Academy	New Orleans, LA	Foundation Preparatory Academy	274	207	75.5%
48	Harriet Tubman Charter School	New Orleans, LA	Harriet Tubman Charter School	901	653	72.5%
49	Phillis Wheatley Community School	New Orleans, LA	Phillis Wheatley Community School	777	543	69.9%
50	Einstein Charter at Sherwood Forest	New Orleans, LA	Einstein Charter at Sherwood Forest	342	239	69.9%

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Racial and ethnic enrollment shares are factual figures reported by each school to the federal government (NCES). This list describes the composition of student bodies and is not an evaluation or endorsement of any school.

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