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The public elementary schools with the highest share of Black students in Missouri · page 13

Ranks 601–650 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Missouri. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · MISSOURI

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black
601	EARLY CHILDHOOD CTR.	SEDALIA, MO	SEDALIA 200	260	3.9%(10)
602	NORTH ELEM.	HOLTS SUMMIT, MO	JEFFERSON CITY	367	3.8%(14)
603	WOODLAND ELEM.	LEE'S SUMMIT, MO	LEE'S SUMMIT R-VII	423	3.8%(16)
604	CHAFFEE ELEM.	CHAFFEE, MO	CHAFFEE R-II	293	3.8%(11)
605	OAK BROOK ELEM.	BALLWIN, MO	PARKWAY C-2	401	3.7%(15)
606	CRESTWOOD ELEM.	ST LOUIS, MO	LINDBERGH SCHOOLS	457	3.7%(17)
607	WASHINGTON ELEM.	SEDALIA, MO	SEDALIA 200	215	3.7%(8)
608	WALT DISNEY ELEM.	SPRINGFIELD, MO	SPRINGFIELD R-XII	514	3.7%(19)
609	ADAH FULBRIGHT EARLY CHILDHOOD	SPRINGFIELD, MO	SPRINGFIELD R-XII	189	3.7%(7)
610	POND ELEM.	WILDWOOD, MO	ROCKWOOD R-VI	380	3.7%(14)
611	MCBRIDE ELEM.	SPRINGFIELD, MO	SPRINGFIELD R-XII	380	3.7%(14)
612	GREENWOOD ELEM.	GREENWOOD, MO	LEE'S SUMMIT R-VII	300	3.7%(11)
613	DANIEL BOONE ELEM.	WARRENTON, MO	WARREN CO. R-III	329	3.6%(12)
614	STANTON ELEM.	FENTON, MO	ROCKWOOD R-VI	303	3.6%(11)
615	HALLSVILLE PRIMARY	HALLSVILLE, MO	HALLSVILLE R-IV	387	3.6%(14)
616	HALLSVILLE INTERMEDIATE	HALLSVILLE, MO	HALLSVILLE R-IV	361	3.6%(13)
617	STRASBURG ELEM.	STRASBURG, MO	STRASBURG C-3	111	3.6%(4)
618	FIELD ELEM.	ST JOSEPH, MO	ST. JOSEPH	336	3.6%(12)
619	JOHN GLENN ELEM.	ST JOSEPH, MO	SAVANNAH R-III	280	3.6%(10)
620	AVERY ELEM.	ST LOUIS, MO	WEBSTER GROVES	337	3.6%(12)
621	SOARING HEIGHTS ELEM.	JOPLIN, MO	JOPLIN SCHOOLS	395	3.5%(14)
622	PERSHING ELEM.	SPRINGFIELD, MO	SPRINGFIELD R-XII	142	3.5%(5)
623	FAIRWAY ELEM.	WILDWOOD, MO	ROCKWOOD R-VI	346	3.5%(12)
624	SOUTH ELEM.	JACKSON, MO	JACKSON R-II	433	3.5%(15)
625	KELLISON ELEM.	FENTON, MO	ROCKWOOD R-VI	347	3.5%(12)
626	WILD HORSE ELEM.	CHESTERFIELD, MO	ROCKWOOD R-VI	464	3.5%(16)
627	RIDGE MEADOWS ELEM.	ELLISVILLE, MO	ROCKWOOD R-VI	267	3.4%(9)
628	FESTUS ELEM.	FESTUS, MO	FESTUS R-VI	1,045	3.4%(35)
629	DRESSEL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	ST. LOUIS, MO	LINDBERGH SCHOOLS	598	3.3%(20)
630	ADVANCE ELEM.	ADVANCE, MO	ADVANCE R-IV	240	3.3%(8)
631	RIPLEY CO. ELEM.	GATEWOOD, MO	RIPLEY CO. R-III	123	3.3%(4)
632	PECULIAR ELEM.	PECULIAR, MO	RAYMORE-PECULIAR R-II	402	3.2%(13)
633	MARK TWAIN ELEM.	WEBB CITY, MO	WEBB CITY R-VII	186	3.2%(6)
634	BILLINGS ELEM.	BILLINGS, MO	BILLINGS R-IV	249	3.2%(8)
635	GLASGOW ELEMENTARY.	GLASGOW, MO	GLASGOW	126	3.2%(4)
636	SAPPINGTON ELEM.	ST LOUIS, MO	LINDBERGH SCHOOLS	504	3.2%(16)
637	EAST PRAIRIE ELEM	EAST PRAIRIE, MO	EAST PRAIRIE R-II	412	3.2%(13)
638	KOSHKONONG ELEM.	KOSHKONONG, MO	OREGON-HOWELL R-III	127	3.1%(4)
639	SHOAL CREEK ELEM.	KANSAS CITY, MO	LIBERTY 53	795	3.1%(25)
640	SEQUIOTA ELEM.	SPRINGFIELD, MO	SPRINGFIELD R-XII	319	3.1%(10)
641	CEDAR RIDGE ELEMENTARY	BRANSON, MO	BRANSON R-IV	517	3.1%(16)
642	EUREKA ELEM.	EUREKA, MO	ROCKWOOD R-VI	519	3.1%(16)
643	BENTON ELEM.	MARSHALL, MO	MARSHALL	200	3.0%(6)
644	OSAGE UPPER ELEM.	OSAGE BEACH, MO	SCHOOL OF THE OSAGE	401	3.0%(12)
645	ALEXANDER DONIPHAN ELEM.	LIBERTY, MO	LIBERTY 53	336	3.0%(10)
646	BLACKWATER ELEM.	BLACKWATER, MO	BLACKWATER R-II	101	3.0%(3)
647	HAWTHORNE ELEM.	MEXICO, MO	MEXICO 59	442	2.9%(13)
648	NAYLOR ELEM.	NAYLOR, MO	NAYLOR R-II	205	2.9%(6)
649	PARKVIEW ELEM.	SEDALIA, MO	SEDALIA 200	447	2.9%(13)
650	ROYAL HEIGHTS ELEM.	JOPLIN, MO	JOPLIN SCHOOLS	277	2.9%(8)

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