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

Across Ouachita Parish, Louisiana, 12 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by the share of students who are Black or African American, from federal NCES enrollment data. Martin Luther King Junior High School leads the list at 97.4%, against a median of 56.2% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
12
Ouachita Parish, Louisiana
Top % Black
97.4%
Median % Black
56.2%
MOST BLACK · OUACHITA PARISH, LOUISIANA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Black
1Martin Luther King Junior High SchoolMonroe, LACity of Monroe School District35097.4%(341)
2Richwood Junior High SchoolMonroe, LAOuachita Parish34796.8%(336)
3Carroll Junior High SchoolMonroe, LACity of Monroe School District34896.3%(335)
4Ouachita Junior High SchoolMonroe, LAOuachita Parish31289.4%(279)
5Neville Junior High SchoolMonroe, LACity of Monroe School District47464.1%(304)
6East Ouachita Middle SchoolMonroe, LAOuachita Parish49858.2%(290)
7Riser Middle SchoolWest Monroe, LAOuachita Parish41054.1%(222)
8Good Hope Middle SchoolWest Monroe, LAOuachita Parish60119.8%(119)
9Sterlington Middle SchoolSterlington, LAOuachita Parish41818.9%(79)
10West Ridge Middle SchoolWest Monroe, LAOuachita Parish68110.9%(74)
11Calhoun Middle SchoolCalhoun, LAOuachita Parish4234.5%(19)
12Woodlawn Middle SchoolWest Monroe, LAOuachita Parish2490.0%(0)
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