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The public elementary schools with the highest share of Black students in Missouri · page 15

Ranks 701–750 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
701	Tom Butterfield Early Chld Ctr	MARSHALL, MO	MARSHALL	140	2.1%(3)
702	EUGENE FIELD ELEM.	MARYVILLE, MO	MARYVILLE R-II	328	2.1%(7)
703	BRENNAN WOODS ELEM.	HIGH RIDGE, MO	NORTHWEST R-I	470	2.1%(10)
704	BLEVINS ELEM.	EUREKA, MO	ROCKWOOD R-VI	376	2.1%(8)
705	PLEASANT VIEW ELEM.	SPRINGFIELD, MO	SPRINGFIELD R-XII	189	2.1%(4)
706	HICKORY HILLS ELEM.	SPRINGFIELD, MO	SPRINGFIELD R-XII	340	2.1%(7)
707	MARK TWAIN ELEM.	ROLLA, MO	ROLLA 31	440	2.0%(9)
708	CLINTON INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL	CLINTON, MO	CLINTON	395	2.0%(8)
709	CENTRAL ELEM.	UNION, MO	UNION R-XI	643	2.0%(13)
710	NOEL PRIMARY	SOUTHWEST CITY, MO	MCDONALD CO. R-I	249	2.0%(5)
711	TRUMAN LEARNING CENTER	FARMINGTON, MO	FARMINGTON R-VII	403	2.0%(8)
712	SULLIVAN PRIMARY	SULLIVAN, MO	SULLIVAN	453	2.0%(9)
713	CONCORD ELEM. SCHOOL	ST. LOUIS, MO	LINDBERGH SCHOOLS	555	2.0%(11)
714	ZALMA ELEM.	ZALMA, MO	ZALMA R-V	101	2.0%(2)
715	DEWEY ELEMENTARY	CHILLICOTHE, MO	CHILLICOTHE R-II	254	2.0%
716	MACON ELEMENTARY	MACON, MO	MACON CO. R-I	509	2.0%(10)
717	CLARENCE CANNON ELEM.	ELSBERRY, MO	ELSBERRY R-II	307	1.9%(6)
718	RICHARD SIMPSON ELEM.	ARNOLD, MO	FOX C-6	410	1.9%(8)
719	MIAMI ELEM.	AMORET, MO	MIAMI R-I	103	1.9%(2)
720	SEYMOUR ELEM.	SEYMOUR, MO	SEYMOUR R-II	310	1.9%(6)
721	WEST ELEM.	PARK HILLS, MO	CENTRAL R-III	464	1.9%(9)
722	BRISTOL ELEM.	ST LOUIS, MO	WEBSTER GROVES	361	1.9%(7)
723	BRONAUGH ELEM.	BRONAUGH, MO	BRONAUGH R-VII	104	1.9%(2)
724	HOLLISTER ELEM.	HOLLISTER, MO	HOLLISTER R-V	367	1.9%(7)
725	NEWBURG ELEM.	NEWBURG, MO	NEWBURG R-II	157	1.9%(3)
726	BELL CITY ELEM.	BELL CITY, MO	BELL CITY R-II	105	1.9%(2)
727	CLOPTON ELEM.	CLARKSVILLE, MO	PIKE CO. R-III	210	1.9%(4)
728	ESPY ELEM.	NIXA, MO	Nixa Public Schools	371	1.9%(7)
729	CENTRAL ELEM.	PARK HILLS, MO	CENTRAL R-III	530	1.9%(10)
730	COLE CO. R-I ELEM.	RUSSELLVILLE, MO	COLE CO. R-I	319	1.9%(6)
731	SKYLINE ELEM.	SEDALIA, MO	SEDALIA 200	483	1.9%(9)
732	MARK TWAIN ELEM.	CARTHAGE, MO	CARTHAGE R-IX	164	1.8%(3)
733	CENTRALIA INTERMEDIATE	CENTRALIA, MO	CENTRALIA R-VI	273	1.8%(5)
734	JAMES E. FREER ELEM.	BARNHART, MO	WINDSOR C-1	276	1.8%(5)
735	KEARNEY ELEM.	KEARNEY, MO	KEARNEY R-I	223	1.8%(4)
736	WESTRAN ELEM.	HUNTSVILLE, MO	WESTRAN R-I	280	1.8%(5)
737	FREDERICKTOWN INTERMEDIATE	FREDERICKTOWN, MO	FREDERICKTOWN R-I	393	1.8%(7)
738	SCOTT CITY ELEM.	SCOTT CITY, MO	SCOTT CITY R-I	282	1.8%(5)
739	MARION C. EARLY ELEM.	MORRISVILLE, MO	MARION C. EARLY R-V	283	1.8%(5)
740	SOUTH SHELBY ELEMENTARY	SHELBINA, MO	SHELBY CO. R-IV	282	1.8%(5)
741	SOUTHERN BOONE ELEM.	ASHLAND, MO	SOUTHERN BOONE CO. R-I	282	1.8%(5)
742	LUCY WORTHAM JAMES ELEM.	ST JAMES, MO	ST. JAMES R-I	681	1.8%(12)
743	WINDSOR INTERMEDIATE	IMPERIAL, MO	WINDSOR C-1	626	1.8%(11)
744	BLAIR OAKS INTERMEDIATE	JEFFERSON CITY, MO	BLAIR OAKS R-II	228	1.8%(4)
745	JEFFERSON ELEM.	FARMINGTON, MO	FARMINGTON R-VII	343	1.8%(6)
746	OTTERVILLE ELEM.	OTTERVILLE, MO	OTTERVILLE R-VI	115	1.7%(2)
747	SHERWOOD ELEM.	ARNOLD, MO	FOX C-6	347	1.7%(6)
748	SALISBURY ELEM.	SALISBURY, MO	SALISBURY R-IV	231	1.7%(4)
749	EPIC ELEMENTARY	LIBERTY, MO	LIBERTY 53	293	1.7%(5)
750	SENATH-HORNERSVILLE ELEM SCH	SENATH, MO	SENATH-HORNERSVILLE C-8	292	1.7%(5)

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