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The public schools with the highest share of Black students in Missouri · page 33

Ranks 1,601–1,650 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
1601	HENRY ELEM.	CLINTON, MO	CLINTON	365	0.6%(2)
1602	EUGENE ELEM.	EUGENE, MO	COLE CO. R-V	365	0.6%(2)
1603	GREEN RIDGE HIGH	GREEN RIDGE, MO	GREEN RIDGE R-VIII	181	0.6%(1)
1604	OAK RIDGE ELEM.	OAK RIDGE, MO	OAK RIDGE R-VI	182	0.6%(1)
1605	FAIR GROVE MIDDLE	FAIR GROVE, MO	FAIR GROVE R-X	373	0.5%(2)
1606	HARRISBURG HIGH	HARRISBURG, MO	HARRISBURG R-VIII	185	0.5%(1)
1607	MARIONVILLE ELEM	Marionville, MO	MARIONVILLE R-IX	370	0.5%(2)
1608	TIPTON HIGH	TIPTON, MO	TIPTON R-VI	185	0.5%(1)
1609	ADRIAN SR. HIGH	ADRIAN, MO	ADRIAN R-III	375	0.5%(2)
1610	MORGAN CO. HIGH	VERSAILLES, MO	MORGAN CO. R-II	377	0.5%(2)
1611	BESS TRUMAN PRIMARY CTR.	WEBB CITY, MO	WEBB CITY R-VII	188	0.5%(1)
1612	MARIES CO. MIDDLE	BLAND, MO	MARIES CO. R-II	193	0.5%(1)
1613	CLYDE HAMRICK ELEM.	IMPERIAL, MO	FOX C-6	386	0.5%(2)
1614	SKYLINE MIDDLE	URBANA, MO	HICKORY CO. R-I	194	0.5%(1)
1615	HOLCOMB HIGH	HOLCOMB, MO	HOLCOMB R-III	194	0.5%(1)
1616	BOSWELL ELEM.	LEBANON, MO	LEBANON R-III	581	0.5%(3)
1617	EARLY CHILDHOOD ED CENTER	ST. LOUIS, MO	LINDBERGH SCHOOLS	386	0.5%(2)
1618	New Franklin Elementary	New Franklin, MO	NEW FRANKLIN R-I	194	0.5%(1)
1619	MARK TWAIN JR. HIGH	CENTER, MO	RALLS CO. R-II	194	0.5%(1)
1620	RICH HILL ELEM.	RICH HILL, MO	RICH HILL R-IV	192	0.5%(1)
1621	Highlandville Elementary	Highlandville, MO	SPOKANE R-VII	384	0.5%(2)
1622	CUIVRE PARK ELEMENTARY	TROY, MO	TROY R-III	578	0.5%(3)
1623	WEAUBLEAU ELEM.	WEAUBLEAU, MO	WEAUBLEAU R-III	192	0.5%(1)
1624	WEST PLAINS ELEM.	WEST PLAINS, MO	WEST PLAINS R-VII	767	0.5%(4)
1625	AVA HIGH	AVA, MO	AVA R-I	391	0.5%(2)
1626	SCOTT CO. MIDDLE	BENTON, MO	SCOTT CO. R-IV	195	0.5%(1)
1627	GALENA HIGH	GALENA, MO	GALENA R-II	196	0.5%(1)
1628	Lathrop Middle School	Lathrop, MO	LATHROP R-II	196	0.5%(1)
1629	WEST COUNTY ELEM.	PARK HILLS, MO	WEST ST. FRANCOIS CO. R-IV	390	0.5%(2)
1630	New Franklin Middle-High	New Franklin, MO	NEW FRANKLIN R-I	198	0.5%(1)
1631	LINCOLN ELEM.	TROY, MO	TROY R-III	391	0.5%(2)
1632	CALEDONIA ELEM.	CALEDONIA, MO	VALLEY R-VI	198	0.5%(1)
1633	MALLORY ELEM.	BUFFALO, MO	DALLAS CO. R-I	599	0.5%(3)
1634	CENTRALIA HIGH	CENTRALIA, MO	CENTRALIA R-VI	398	0.5%(2)
1635	ELDON HIGH	ELDON, MO	ELDON R-I	597	0.5%(3)
1636	GALENA-ABESVILLE ELEM.	GALENA, MO	GALENA R-II	202	0.5%(1)
1637	LICKING HIGH	LICKING, MO	LICKING R-VIII	397	0.5%(2)
1638	NICHOLAS A. INMAN INTERMEDIATE	NIXA, MO	Nixa Public Schools	397	0.5%(2)
1639	CABOOL MIDDLE	CABOOL, MO	CABOOL R-IV	206	0.5%(1)
1640	HAWTHORN ELEMENTARY	CAMDENTON, MO	CAMDENTON R-III	405	0.5%(2)
1641	PLATTIN PRIMARY	FESTUS, MO	JEFFERSON CO. R-VII	203	0.5%(1)
1642	KEARNEY HIGH	KEARNEY, MO	KEARNEY R-I	814	0.5%(4)
1643	SENATH-HORNERSVILLE HIGH SCHOO	SENATH, MO	SENATH-HORNERSVILLE C-8	205	0.5%(1)
1644	SPOKANE HIGH	SPOKANE, MO	SPOKANE R-VII	203	0.5%(1)
1645	WELLINGTON-NAPOLEON HIGH	WELLINGTON, MO	WELLINGTON-NAPOLEON R-IX	203	0.5%(1)
1646	BLAIR OAKS HIGH	JEFFERSON CITY, MO	BLAIR OAKS R-II	421	0.5%(2)
1647	GREENVILLE HIGH	GREENVILLE, MO	GREENVILLE R-II	209	0.5%(1)
1648	HARTVILLE ELEM.	HARTVILLE, MO	HARTVILLE R-II	208	0.5%(1)
1649	HILLSBORO HIGH	HILLSBORO, MO	HILLSBORO R-III	1,050	0.5%(5)
1650	FAIR PLAY ELEM.	FAIR PLAY, MO	FAIR PLAY R-II	212	0.5%(1)

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