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The public K-12 schools with the highest share of Black students in Louisiana · page 2

Ranks 5162 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Louisiana. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · LOUISIANA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsBlack students% Black
51Maurepas SchoolMaurepas, LALivingston Parish30151.7%
52Simpson High SchoolSimpson, LAVernon Parish25241.6%
53Oak Hill High SchoolElmer, LARapides Parish71571.0%
54Plainview High SchoolGlenmora, LARapides Parish31320.6%
55Evans High SchoolEvans, LAVernon Parish36420.6%
56Fairview High SchoolGrant, LAAllen Parish38720.5%
57Hackberry High SchoolHackberry, LACameron Parish21810.5%
58Holden High SchoolHolden, LALivingston Parish65130.5%
59Hicks High SchoolLeesville, LAVernon Parish33610.3%
60Ebarb SchoolNoble, LASabine Parish23200.0%
61Hornbeck High SchoolHornbeck, LAVernon Parish33500.0%
62Pitkin High SchoolPitkin, LAVernon Parish38700.0%
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