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The public middle schools with the highest share of Black students in Louisiana · page 5

Ranks 201214 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Louisiana. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · LOUISIANA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Black
201Mandeville Junior High SchoolMandeville, LASt. Tammany Parish5107.3%(37)
202Madisonville Junior High SchoolMadisonville, LASt. Tammany Parish6475.3%(34)
203Calhoun Middle SchoolCalhoun, LAOuachita Parish4234.5%(19)
204Tchefuncte Middle SchoolMandeville, LASt. Tammany Parish6824.4%(30)
205Gayle Sloan Middle SchoolMandeville, LASt. Tammany Parish5023.8%(19)
206Lockport Middle SchoolLockport, LALafourche Parish3313.0%(10)
207Larose-Cut Off Middle SchoolLarose, LALafourche Parish4302.8%(12)
208Sixth Ward Middle SchoolThibodaux, LALafourche Parish2362.5%(6)
209Golden Meadow Middle SchoolGolden Meadow, LALafourche Parish3182.5%(8)
210Iota Middle SchoolIota, LAAcadia Parish2352.1%(5)
211South Beauregard Upper Elementary SchoolLongville, LABeauregard Parish3911.5%(6)
212LaSalle Junior High SchoolUrania, LALaSalle Parish1441.4%(2)
213Montegut Middle SchoolMontegut, LATerrebonne Parish4650.9%(4)
214Woodlawn Middle SchoolWest Monroe, LAOuachita Parish2490.0%(0)
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