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The public high schools with the highest share of Black students in Baltimore city, Maryland

This ranking covers the public high schools with the highest share of Black students in Baltimore city, Maryland, drawn from 31 qualifying public high schools. Baltimore Leadership School for Young Women leads the list at 97.6%, against a median of 85.3% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Baltimore city, Maryland

Top % Black

97.6%

Median % Black

85.3%

MOST BLACK · BALTIMORE CITY, MARYLAND

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black
1	Baltimore Leadership School for Young Women	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	466	97.6%(455)
2	Coppin Academy	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	450	97.3%(438)
3	Bluford Drew Jemison STEM Academy West	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	139	97.1%
4	The Seed School of Maryland	Baltimore, MD	SEED School of Maryland	395	96.0%(379)
5	Green Street Academy	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	808	95.5%(772)
6	Augusta Fells Savage Institute of Visual Arts	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	337	95.3%(321)
7	ConneXions: A Community Based Arts School	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	523	94.8%(496)
8	Achievement Academy at Harbor City High	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	314	92.7%(291)
9	Renaissance Academy	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	241	92.5%(223)
10	Carver Vocational-Technical High	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	1,041	91.7%(955)
11	Excel Academy at Francis M. Wood High	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	264	90.5%(239)
12	The Reach! Partnership School	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	724	88.7%(642)
13	Mergenthaler Vocational-Technical High	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	1,714	87.4%(1,498)
14	Edmondson-Westside High	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	910	87.4%(795)
15	Baltimore Design School	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	503	86.5%(435)
16	City Neighbors High	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	416	85.3%(355)
17	Western High	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	1,290	85.3%(1,100)
18	Bard High School Early College	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	459	84.3%(387)
19	Vivien T. Thomas Medical Arts Academy	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	386	83.7%(323)
20	Frederick Douglass High	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	539	82.8%(446)
21	Reginald F. Lewis High	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	481	82.7%(398)
22	Paul Laurence Dunbar High	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	1,087	80.2%(872)
23	Forest Park High	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	1,024	78.4%(803)
24	Academy for College and Career Exploration	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	967	69.7%(674)
25	Baltimore City College	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	1,470	67.1%(986)
26	Baltimore Polytechnic Institute	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	1,632	58.5%(954)
27	Baltimore School for the Arts	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	443	55.5%(246)
28	Digital Harbor High School	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	1,359	54.2%(737)
29	Patterson High	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	1,330	42.2%(561)
30	National Academy Foundation	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	801	39.5%(316)
31	Benjamin Franklin High School at Masonville Cove	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	786	29.8%(234)

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