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The public schools with the highest share of Black students in St. Mary's County, Maryland

This ranking covers the public schools with the highest share of Black students in St. Mary's County, Maryland, drawn from 26 qualifying public schools. Lexington Park Elementary leads the list at 51.4%, against a median of 10.4% across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked

St. Mary's County, Maryland

Top % Black

51.4%

Median % Black

10.4%

MOST BLACK · ST. MARY'S COUNTY, MARYLAND

#	School	City	District	Students	Black students	% Black
1	Lexington Park Elementary	Lexington Park, MD	St. Mary's County Public Schools	383	197	51.4%
2	George Washington Carver Elementary	Great Mills, MD	St. Mary's County Public Schools	460	218	47.4%
3	Park Hall Elementary	Park Hall, MD	St. Mary's County Public Schools	569	241	42.4%
4	Great Mills High	Great Mills, MD	St. Mary's County Public Schools	1,697	642	37.8%
5	Greenview Knolls Elementary	Great Mills, MD	St. Mary's County Public Schools	294	110	37.4%
6	Spring Ridge Middle	Lexington Park, MD	St. Mary's County Public Schools	913	324	35.5%
7	Green Holly Elementary School	Lexington Park, MD	St. Mary's County Public Schools	478	168	35.1%
8	Esperanza Middle	Lexington Park, MD	St. Mary's County Public Schools	835	227	27.2%
9	Town Creek Elementary	Lexington Park, MD	St. Mary's County Public Schools	220	42	19.1%
10	Chesapeake Charter School	Lexington Park, MD	St. Mary's County Public Schools	539	89	16.5%
11	Leonardtown Elementary	Leonardtown, MD	St. Mary's County Public Schools	509	68	13.4%
12	Evergreen Elementary School	California, MD	St. Mary's County Public Schools	715	92	12.9%
13	White Marsh Elementary	Mechanicsville, MD	St. Mary's County Public Schools	220	23	10.4%
14	Hollywood Elementary	Hollywood, MD	St. Mary's County Public Schools	414	43	10.4%
15	Oakville Elementary	Mechanicsville, MD	St. Mary's County Public Schools	291	30	10.3%
16	Leonardtown High	Leonardtown, MD	St. Mary's County Public Schools	2,118	218	10.3%
17	Benjamin Banneker Elementary	Loveville, MD	St. Mary's County Public Schools	543	55	10.1%
18	Leonardtown Middle	Leonardtown, MD	St. Mary's County Public Schools	969	90	9.3%
19	Captain Walter Francis Duke Elementary	Leonardtown, MD	St. Mary's County Public Schools	516	46	8.9%
20	Margaret Brent Middle	Mechanicsville, MD	St. Mary's County Public Schools	878	78	8.9%
21	Dynard Elementary	Chaptico, MD	St. Mary's County Public Schools	422	37	8.8%
22	Chopticon High	Morganza, MD	St. Mary's County Public Schools	1,526	123	8.1%
23	Ridge Elementary	Ridge, MD	St. Mary's County Public Schools	209	16	7.7%
24	Piney Point Elementary	Tall Timbers, MD	St. Mary's County Public Schools	435	29	6.7%
25	Lettie Marshall Dent Elem	Mechanicsville, MD	St. Mary's County Public Schools	479	30	6.3%
26	Mechanicsville Elementary	Mechanicsville, MD	St. Mary's County Public Schools	273	13	4.8%

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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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