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The public schools with the highest share of Black students in St. Landry Parish, Louisiana

Across St. Landry Parish, Louisiana, 33 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the share of students who are Black or African American, from federal NCES enrollment data. St. Landry Charter School leads the list at 97.8%, against a median of 50.5% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
33
St. Landry Parish, Louisiana
Top % Black
97.8%
Median % Black
50.5%
MOST BLACK · ST. LANDRY PARISH, LOUISIANA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsBlack students% Black
1St. Landry Charter SchoolOpelousas, LASt. Landry Primary School Incl.31530897.8%
2Northeast Elementary SchoolOpelousas, LASt. Landry Parish23221693.1%
3Grolee Elementary SchoolOpelousas, LASt. Landry Parish40437592.8%
4Opelousas Middle SchoolOpelousas, LASt. Landry Parish13212090.9%
5Opelousas Senior High SchoolOpelousas, LASt. Landry Parish69863190.4%
6Opelousas Junior High SchoolOpelousas, LASt. Landry Parish31428089.2%
7North Central High SchoolWashington, LASt. Landry Parish22018785.0%
8Washington Elementary SchoolWashington, LASt. Landry Parish1159683.5%
9Northwest High SchoolOpelousas, LASt. Landry Parish57542473.7%
10Creswell Middle SchoolOpelousas, LASt. Landry Parish16211772.2%
11Palmetto Elementary SchoolPalmetto, LASt. Landry Parish22315770.4%
12Plaisance Middle SchoolOpelousas, LASt. Landry Parish17612068.2%
13Park Vista Elementary SchoolOpelousas, LASt. Landry Parish53335666.8%
14Lawtell Elementary SchoolLawtell, LASt. Landry Parish56736163.7%
15Magnet Academy for Cultural ArtsOpelousas, LASt. Landry Parish28915754.3%
16Sunset Middle SchoolSunset, LASt. Landry Parish34818051.7%
17Eunice Elementary SchoolEunice, LASt. Landry Parish1889550.5%
18Eunice Junior High SchoolEunice, LASt. Landry Parish27613548.9%
19East Elementary SchoolEunice, LASt. Landry Parish31015048.4%
20Grand Coteau Elementary SchoolGrand Coteau, LASt. Landry Parish26912847.6%
21Grand Prairie Elementary SchoolWashington, LASt. Landry Parish26412346.6%
22Cankton Elementary SchoolCankton, LASt. Landry Parish50422644.8%
23Glendale Elementary SchoolEunice, LASt. Landry Parish25911142.9%
24Beau Chene High SchoolArnaudville, LASt. Landry Parish76731541.1%
25Eunice High SchoolEunice, LASt. Landry Parish60624740.8%
26Central Middle SchoolEunice, LASt. Landry Parish25110240.6%
27Arnaudville Middle SchoolArnaudville, LASt. Landry Parish1936734.7%
28Ecole Saint-LandrySunset, LASt. Landry Parish2137133.3%
29Leonville Elementary SchoolLeonville, LASt. Landry Parish61618630.2%
30Port Barre Middle SchoolPort Barre, LASt. Landry Parish2867827.3%
31Port Barre Elementary SchoolPort Barre, LASt. Landry Parish4279923.2%
32Port Barre High SchoolPort Barre, LASt. Landry Parish3546317.8%
33Krotz Springs Elementary SchoolKrotz Springs, LASt. Landry Parish21152.4%
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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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