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Ranks 951–1,000 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 students	% Black
951	TRUMAN MIDDLE SCHOOL	ST. LOUIS, MO	LINDBERGH SCHOOLS	816	31	3.8%
952	WOODLAND ELEM.	LEE'S SUMMIT, MO	LEE'S SUMMIT R-VII	423	16	3.8%
953	BRAYMER HIGH	BRAYMER, MO	BRAYMER C-4	133	5	3.8%
954	CHAFFEE ELEM.	CHAFFEE, MO	CHAFFEE R-II	293	11	3.8%
955	OAK BROOK ELEM.	BALLWIN, MO	PARKWAY C-2	401	15	3.7%
956	CRESTWOOD ELEM.	ST LOUIS, MO	LINDBERGH SCHOOLS	457	17	3.7%
957	WASHINGTON ELEM.	SEDALIA, MO	SEDALIA 200	215	8	3.7%
958	WALT DISNEY ELEM.	SPRINGFIELD, MO	SPRINGFIELD R-XII	514	19	3.7%
959	ADAH FULBRIGHT EARLY CHILDHOOD	SPRINGFIELD, MO	SPRINGFIELD R-XII	189	7	3.7%
960	POND ELEM.	WILDWOOD, MO	ROCKWOOD R-VI	380	14	3.7%
961	MCBRIDE ELEM.	SPRINGFIELD, MO	SPRINGFIELD R-XII	380	14	3.7%
962	GREENWOOD ELEM.	GREENWOOD, MO	LEE'S SUMMIT R-VII	300	11	3.7%
963	OAK GROVE MIDDLE	OAK GROVE, MO	OAK GROVE R-VI	301	11	3.6%
964	DANIEL BOONE ELEM.	WARRENTON, MO	WARREN CO. R-III	329	12	3.6%
965	STANTON ELEM.	FENTON, MO	ROCKWOOD R-VI	303	11	3.6%
966	HALLSVILLE PRIMARY	HALLSVILLE, MO	HALLSVILLE R-IV	387	14	3.6%
967	HALLSVILLE INTERMEDIATE	HALLSVILLE, MO	HALLSVILLE R-IV	361	13	3.6%
968	STRASBURG ELEM.	STRASBURG, MO	STRASBURG C-3	111	4	3.6%
969	MACON SENIOR HIGH	MACON, MO	MACON CO. R-I	390	14	3.6%
970	FIELD ELEM.	ST JOSEPH, MO	ST. JOSEPH	336	12	3.6%
971	JOHN GLENN ELEM.	ST JOSEPH, MO	SAVANNAH R-III	280	10	3.6%
972	AVERY ELEM.	ST LOUIS, MO	WEBSTER GROVES	337	12	3.6%
973	DIXON MIDDLE	DIXON, MO	DIXON R-I	197	7	3.5%
974	LEXINGTON HIGH	LEXINGTON, MO	LEXINGTON R-V	310	11	3.5%
975	SOARING HEIGHTS ELEM.	JOPLIN, MO	JOPLIN SCHOOLS	395	14	3.5%
976	FESTUS SR. HIGH	FESTUS, MO	FESTUS R-VI	1,019	36	3.5%
977	HALLSVILLE MIDDLE	HALLSVILLE, MO	HALLSVILLE R-IV	340	12	3.5%
978	PERSHING ELEM.	SPRINGFIELD, MO	SPRINGFIELD R-XII	142	5	3.5%
979	Milan C-2 High School	MILAN, MO	MILAN C-2	258	9	3.5%
980	FAIRWAY ELEM.	WILDWOOD, MO	ROCKWOOD R-VI	346	12	3.5%
981	SOUTH ELEM.	JACKSON, MO	JACKSON R-II	433	15	3.5%
982	KELLISON ELEM.	FENTON, MO	ROCKWOOD R-VI	347	12	3.5%
983	WILD HORSE ELEM.	CHESTERFIELD, MO	ROCKWOOD R-VI	464	16	3.5%
984	ROLLA SR. HIGH	ROLLA, MO	ROLLA 31	1,398	48	3.4%
985	EAST MIDDLE	JOPLIN, MO	JOPLIN SCHOOLS	592	20	3.4%
986	RIDGE MEADOWS ELEM.	ELLISVILLE, MO	ROCKWOOD R-VI	267	9	3.4%
987	MOBERLY SR. HIGH	MOBERLY, MO	MOBERLY	655	22	3.4%
988	WRIGHT CITY MIDDLE	WRIGHT CITY, MO	WRIGHT CITY R-II OF WARREN CO.	536	18	3.4%
989	FESTUS ELEM.	FESTUS, MO	FESTUS R-VI	1,045	35	3.4%
990	DRESSEL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	ST. LOUIS, MO	LINDBERGH SCHOOLS	598	20	3.3%
991	ST. JAMES HIGH	ST JAMES, MO	ST. JAMES R-I	509	17	3.3%
992	ADVANCE ELEM.	ADVANCE, MO	ADVANCE R-IV	240	8	3.3%
993	GRAIN VALLEY HIGH	GRAIN VALLEY, MO	GRAIN VALLEY R-V	1,482	49	3.3%
994	JACKSON MIDDLE	JACKSON, MO	JACKSON R-II	850	28	3.3%
995	SMITH-COTTON HIGH SCHOOL	SEDALIA, MO	SEDALIA 200	1,551	51	3.3%
996	SLATER HIGH	SLATER, MO	SLATER	153	5	3.3%
997	WESTRAN HIGH	HUNTSVILLE, MO	WESTRAN R-I	184	6	3.3%
998	SANTA FE HIGH	ALMA, MO	SANTA FE R-X	154	5	3.3%
999	RIPLEY CO. ELEM.	GATEWOOD, MO	RIPLEY CO. R-III	123	4	3.3%
1000	Naylor High School	Naylor, MO	NAYLOR R-II	155	5	3.2%

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