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The public middle schools with the highest share of Black students in Missouri · page 5

Ranks 201–250 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
201	BRANSON JR. HIGH	BRANSON, MO	BRANSON R-IV	694	3.2%(22)
202	CAMERON VETERANS MIDDLE	CAMERON, MO	CAMERON R-I	317	3.1%(10)
203	SMITH COTTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHL	SEDALIA, MO	SEDALIA 200	1,133	3.0%(34)
204	SENN-THOMAS MIDDLE	HERCULANEUM, MO	DUNKLIN R-V	347	2.9%(10)
205	Northwest 5th Grade Center	MARSHALL, MO	MARSHALL	178	2.8%(5)
206	RUSSELL HAWKINS JR. HIGH	JACKSON, MO	JACKSON R-II	867	2.8%(24)
207	OSAGE MIDDLE	OSAGE BEACH, MO	SCHOOL OF THE OSAGE	479	2.7%(13)
208	CLINTON MIDDLE	CLINTON, MO	CLINTON	385	2.6%(10)
209	SEYMOUR MIDDLE	SEYMOUR, MO	SEYMOUR R-II	160	2.5%(4)
210	NORTH PLATTE JR. HIGH	DEARBORN, MO	NORTH PLATTE CO. R-I	123	2.4%(3)
211	OAKVILLE MIDDLE	ST LOUIS, MO	MEHLVILLE R-IX	629	2.4%(15)
212	IDA CANNON MIDDLE	ELSBERRY, MO	ELSBERRY R-II	258	2.3%(6)
213	WESTRAN MIDDLE	CLIFTON HILL, MO	WESTRAN R-I	129	2.3%(3)
214	SULLIVAN MIDDLE	SULLIVAN, MO	SULLIVAN	434	2.3%(10)
215	FESTUS MIDDLE	FESTUS, MO	FESTUS R-VI	486	2.3%(11)
216	HOLLISTER MIDDLE	HOLLISTER, MO	HOLLISTER R-V	314	2.2%(7)
217	NEVADA MIDDLE	NEVADA, MO	NEVADA R-V	511	2.1%(11)
218	FESTUS INTERMEDIATE	FESTUS, MO	FESTUS R-VI	804	2.1%(17)
219	TROY MIDDLE	TROY, MO	TROY R-III	732	2.0%(15)
220	PACIFIC INTERMEDIATE	PACIFIC, MO	MERAMEC VALLEY R-III	399	2.0%(8)
221	Trenton Middle School	Trenton, MO	TRENTON R-IX	299	2.0%(6)
222	Clopton Middle	CLARKSVILLE, MO	PIKE CO. R-III	101	2.0%(2)
223	LINCOLN INTERMEDIATE	FARMINGTON, MO	FARMINGTON R-VII	521	1.9%(10)
224	MARIONVILLE MIDDLE	Marionville, MO	MARIONVILLE R-IX	157	1.9%(3)
225	WEBB CITY MIDDLE	WEBB CITY, MO	WEBB CITY R-VII	681	1.9%(13)
226	Smithville Middle	SMITHVILLE, MO	SMITHVILLE R-II	371	1.9%(7)
227	SPOKANE MIDDLE	SPOKANE, MO	SPOKANE R-VII	160	1.9%(3)
228	NORTH CALLAWAY MIDDLE SCHOOL	AUXVASSE, MO	NORTH CALLAWAY CO. R-I	218	1.8%(4)
229	PERRY CO. MIDDLE	PERRYVILLE, MO	PERRY CO. 32	439	1.8%(8)
230	ROBERT H. SPERRENG MIDDLE	ST LOUIS, MO	LINDBERGH SCHOOLS	941	1.8%(17)
231	PLEASANT HOPE MIDDLE	PLEASANT HOPE, MO	PLEASANT HOPE R-VI	168	1.8%(3)
232	BOWLING GREEN MIDDLE	BOWLING GREEN, MO	BOWLING GREEN R-I	284	1.8%(5)
233	NOEL ELEM.	NOEL, MO	MCDONALD CO. R-I	349	1.7%(6)
234	CHILLICOTHE MIDDLE	CHILLICOTHE, MO	CHILLICOTHE R-II	354	1.7%(6)
235	WEBB CITY JR. HIGH	WEBB CITY, MO	WEBB CITY R-VII	709	1.7%(12)
236	WILLARD INTERMEDIATE NORTH	WILLARD, MO	WILLARD R-II	356	1.7%(6)
237	CHESTER BOREN MIDDLE	CENTRALIA, MO	CENTRALIA R-VI	302	1.7%(5)
238	HOLDEN MIDDLE	HOLDEN, MO	HOLDEN R-III	301	1.7%(5)
239	BUEKER MIDDLE	MARSHALL, MO	MARSHALL	550	1.6%(9)
240	KELLY A BURLISON MIDDLE SCHOOL	FREDERICKTOWN, MO	FREDERICKTOWN R-I	433	1.6%(7)
241	CARTHAGE 6TH GRADE CENTER	CARTHAGE, MO	CARTHAGE R-IX	377	1.6%(6)
242	SOUTH SHELBY MIDDLE SCHOOL	SHELBINA, MO	SHELBY CO. R-IV	126	1.6%(2)
243	SALEM MIDDLE SCHOOL	SALEM, MO	SALEM R-80	254	1.6%(4)
244	PLEASANT HILL INTERMEDIATE	PLEASANT HILL, MO	PLEASANT HILL R-III	320	1.6%(5)
245	GRAIN VALLEY SOUTH MIDDLE SCHL	GRAIN VALLEY, MO	GRAIN VALLEY R-V	516	1.6%(8)
246	CLINTON CO. R-III MIDDLE	PLATTSBURG, MO	CLINTON CO. R-III	197	1.5%(3)
247	REEDS SPRING MIDDLE	REEDS SPRING, MO	REEDS SPRING R-IV	268	1.5%(4)
248	MIDDLE SCHOOL	CARROLLTON, MO	CARROLLTON R-VII	272	1.5%(4)
249	SECKMAN MIDDLE	IMPERIAL, MO	FOX C-6	687	1.5%(10)
250	GRANDVIEW MIDDLE	HILLSBORO, MO	GRANDVIEW R-II	138	1.4%(2)

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