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The public schools with the highest share of Black students in Missouri · page 23

Ranks 1,101–1,150 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
1101	HOLLISTER MIDDLE	HOLLISTER, MO	HOLLISTER R-V	314	2.2%(7)
1102	Maple Elementary	SMITHVILLE, MO	SMITHVILLE R-II	358	2.2%(8)
1103	KING CITY ELEM.	KING CITY, MO	KING CITY R-I	180	2.2%(4)
1104	COGDILL EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER	STRAFFORD, MO	STRAFFORD R-VI	180	2.2%(4)
1105	OAKWOOD ELEM.	HANNIBAL, MO	HANNIBAL 60	272	2.2%(6)
1106	OSAGE HIGH	OSAGE BEACH, MO	SCHOOL OF THE OSAGE	678	2.2%(15)
1107	WASHINGTON-FRANKLIN ELEM.	FARMINGTON, MO	FARMINGTON R-VII	363	2.2%(8)
1108	EAST ELEMENTARY	JACKSON, MO	JACKSON R-II	726	2.2%(16)
1109	OAK GROVE PRIMARY	OAK GROVE, MO	OAK GROVE R-VI	503	2.2%(11)
1110	WOODLAND ELEM.	Marble Hill, MO	WOODLAND R-IV	367	2.2%(8)
1111	KINGSTON PRIMARY	CADET, MO	KINGSTON K-14	229	2.2%(5)
1112	NEVADA MIDDLE	NEVADA, MO	NEVADA R-V	511	2.1%(11)
1113	OAK GROVE HIGH	OAK GROVE, MO	OAK GROVE R-VI	604	2.1%(13)
1114	OSCEOLA ELEM.	OSCEOLA, MO	OSCEOLA	325	2.1%(7)
1115	Tom Butterfield Early Chld Ctr	MARSHALL, MO	MARSHALL	140	2.1%(3)
1116	GLASGOW HIGH	GLASGOW, MO	GLASGOW	188	2.1%(4)
1117	EUGENE FIELD ELEM.	MARYVILLE, MO	MARYVILLE R-II	328	2.1%(7)
1118	BRENNAN WOODS ELEM.	HIGH RIDGE, MO	NORTHWEST R-I	470	2.1%(10)
1119	BLEVINS ELEM.	EUREKA, MO	ROCKWOOD R-VI	376	2.1%(8)
1120	PLEASANT VIEW ELEM.	SPRINGFIELD, MO	SPRINGFIELD R-XII	189	2.1%(4)
1121	FESTUS INTERMEDIATE	FESTUS, MO	FESTUS R-VI	804	2.1%(17)
1122	OSCEOLA JR.-SR. HIGH	OSCEOLA, MO	OSCEOLA	238	2.1%(5)
1123	HICKORY HILLS ELEM.	SPRINGFIELD, MO	SPRINGFIELD R-XII	340	2.1%(7)
1124	MARK TWAIN ELEM.	ROLLA, MO	ROLLA 31	440	2.0%(9)
1125	TROY MIDDLE	TROY, MO	TROY R-III	732	2.0%(15)
1126	CLINTON INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL	CLINTON, MO	CLINTON	395	2.0%(8)
1127	CENTRAL ELEM.	UNION, MO	UNION R-XI	643	2.0%(13)
1128	BILLINGS SR. HIGH	BILLINGS, MO	BILLINGS R-IV	149	2.0%(3)
1129	NOEL PRIMARY	SOUTHWEST CITY, MO	MCDONALD CO. R-I	249	2.0%(5)
1130	PACIFIC INTERMEDIATE	PACIFIC, MO	MERAMEC VALLEY R-III	399	2.0%(8)
1131	Trenton Middle School	Trenton, MO	TRENTON R-IX	299	2.0%(6)
1132	JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL	FESTUS, MO	JEFFERSON CO. R-VII	300	2.0%(6)
1133	PLATTSBURG HIGH	PLATTSBURG, MO	CLINTON CO. R-III	200	2.0%(4)
1134	SENECA HIGH	SENECA, MO	SENECA R-VII	450	2.0%(9)
1135	TRUMAN LEARNING CENTER	FARMINGTON, MO	FARMINGTON R-VII	403	2.0%(8)
1136	MARK TWAIN SR. HIGH	CENTER, MO	RALLS CO. R-II	251	2.0%(5)
1137	SULLIVAN PRIMARY	SULLIVAN, MO	SULLIVAN	453	2.0%(9)
1138	CONCORD ELEM. SCHOOL	ST. LOUIS, MO	LINDBERGH SCHOOLS	555	2.0%(11)
1139	ZALMA ELEM.	ZALMA, MO	ZALMA R-V	101	2.0%(2)
1140	Clopton Middle	CLARKSVILLE, MO	PIKE CO. R-III	101	2.0%(2)
1141	DEWEY ELEMENTARY	CHILLICOTHE, MO	CHILLICOTHE R-II	254	2.0%
1142	MACON ELEMENTARY	MACON, MO	MACON CO. R-I	509	2.0%(10)
1143	OTTERVILLE HIGH	OTTERVILLE, MO	OTTERVILLE R-VI	102	2.0%(2)
1144	CLARENCE CANNON ELEM.	ELSBERRY, MO	ELSBERRY R-II	307	1.9%(6)
1145	RICHARD SIMPSON ELEM.	ARNOLD, MO	FOX C-6	410	1.9%(8)
1146	Laquey R-V High	Laquey, MO	LAQUEY R-V	205	1.9%(4)
1147	MIAMI ELEM.	AMORET, MO	MIAMI R-I	103	1.9%(2)
1148	SEYMOUR ELEM.	SEYMOUR, MO	SEYMOUR R-II	310	1.9%(6)
1149	WEST ELEM.	PARK HILLS, MO	CENTRAL R-III	464	1.9%(9)
1150	BRISTOL ELEM.	ST LOUIS, MO	WEBSTER GROVES	361	1.9%(7)

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