The public elementary schools with the highest share of Black students in St. Mary's County, Maryland
19 public elementary schools in St. Mary's County, Maryland appear in this ranking of the public elementary schools with the highest share of Black students, ranked by the share of students who are Black or African American, from federal NCES enrollment data. Lexington Park Elementary leads the list at 51.4%, against a median of 10.4% across the ranked schools.
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| # | School | City | % Black |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Lexington Park Elementary | Lexington Park, MD | 51.4%(197) |
| 2 | George Washington Carver Elementary | Great Mills, MD | 47.4%(218) |
| 3 | Park Hall Elementary | Park Hall, MD | 42.4%(241) |
| 4 | Greenview Knolls Elementary | Great Mills, MD | 37.4%(110) |
| 5 | Green Holly Elementary School | Lexington Park, MD | 35.1%(168) |
| 6 | Town Creek Elementary | Lexington Park, MD | 19.1%(42) |
| 7 | Chesapeake Charter School | Lexington Park, MD | 16.5%(89) |
| 8 | Leonardtown Elementary | Leonardtown, MD | 13.4%(68) |
| 9 | Evergreen Elementary School | California, MD | 12.9%(92) |
| 10 | White Marsh Elementary | Mechanicsville, MD | 10.4%(23) |
| 11 | Hollywood Elementary | Hollywood, MD | 10.4%(43) |
| 12 | Oakville Elementary | Mechanicsville, MD | 10.3%(30) |
| 13 | Benjamin Banneker Elementary | Loveville, MD | 10.1%(55) |
| 14 | Captain Walter Francis Duke Elementary | Leonardtown, MD | 8.9%(46) |
| 15 | Dynard Elementary | Chaptico, MD | 8.8%(37) |
| 16 | Ridge Elementary | Ridge, MD | 7.7%(16) |
| 17 | Piney Point Elementary | Tall Timbers, MD | 6.7%(29) |
| 18 | Lettie Marshall Dent Elem | Mechanicsville, MD | 6.3%(30) |
| 19 | Mechanicsville Elementary | Mechanicsville, MD | 4.8%(13) |
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