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The public schools with the highest share of Black students in Missouri · page 34

Ranks 1,651–1,700 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
1651	MCDONALD COUNTY HIGH	ANDERSON, MO	MCDONALD CO. R-I	1,075	0.5%(5)
1652	EDGAR MURRAY ELEM.	ST CLAIR, MO	ST. CLAIR R-XIII	429	0.5%(2)
1653	LINCOLN CO EARLY CHILDHOOD CTR	TROY, MO	TROY R-III	211	0.5%(1)
1654	EDWIN P. HUBBLE ELEM.	MARSHFIELD, MO	MARSHFIELD R-I	439	0.5%(2)
1655	DANIEL WEBSTER ELEM.	MARSHFIELD, MO	MARSHFIELD R-I	436	0.5%(2)
1656	TROJAN INTERMEDIATE	POTOSI, MO	POTOSI R-III	438	0.5%(2)
1657	VIENNA ELEM.	VIENNA, MO	MARIES CO. R-I	216	0.5%(1)
1658	VIRGINIA E. GEORGE ELEM.	ALBANY, MO	ALBANY R-III	224	0.5%(1)
1659	FAIRVIEW ELEM.	CARTHAGE, MO	CARTHAGE R-IX	444	0.5%(2)
1660	CARTHAGE INTERMEDIATE CENTER	CARTHAGE, MO	CARTHAGE R-IX	664	0.5%(3)
1661	Horizon Elementary	SMITHVILLE, MO	SMITHVILLE R-II	448	0.5%(2)
1662	BLOOMFIELD ELEM.	BLOOMFIELD, MO	BLOOMFIELD R-XIV	229	0.4%(1)
1663	HILLSBORO ELEM.	HILLSBORO, MO	HILLSBORO R-III	459	0.4%(2)
1664	SOUTHVIEW ELEM.	KEARNEY, MO	KEARNEY R-I	455	0.4%(2)
1665	MAYSVILLE JR.-SR. HIGH	MAYSVILLE, MO	MAYSVILLE R-I	229	0.4%(1)
1666	MATHEWS ELEM.	NIXA, MO	Nixa Public Schools	457	0.4%(2)
1667	POTOSI ELEM.	POTOSI, MO	POTOSI R-III	683	0.4%(3)
1668	SCHOFIELD ELEMENTARY	REPUBLIC, MO	REPUBLIC R-III	457	0.4%(2)
1669	SPARTA HIGH	SPARTA, MO	SPARTA R-III	227	0.4%(1)
1670	CAMPBELL HIGH	CAMPBELL, MO	CAMPBELL R-II	235	0.4%(1)
1671	CLEARWATER HIGH	PIEDMONT, MO	CLEARWATER R-I	230	0.4%(1)
1672	KNOX CO. HIGH	EDINA, MO	KNOX CO. R-I	230	0.4%(1)
1673	HOLCOMB ELEM.	HOLCOMB, MO	HOLCOMB R-III	235	0.4%(1)
1674	CLARK CO. MIDDLE	KAHOKA, MO	CLARK CO. R-I	234	0.4%(1)
1675	DOGWOOD ELEM.	KEARNEY, MO	KEARNEY R-I	463	0.4%(2)
1676	SHOOK ELEM.	MARSHFIELD, MO	MARSHFIELD R-I	468	0.4%(2)
1677	OZARK TIGERPAW EARLY CHILD CTR	OZARK, MO	OZARK R-VI	233	0.4%(1)
1678	BISMARCK R-V HIGH	BISMARCK, MO	BISMARCK R-V	239	0.4%(1)
1679	BOURBON MIDDLE SCHOOL	BOURBON, MO	CRAWFORD CO. R-I	238	0.4%(1)
1680	CROCKER ELEM.	CROCKER, MO	CROCKER R-II	236	0.4%(1)
1681	T. S. HILL MIDDLE	DEXTER, MO	DEXTER R-XI	475	0.4%(2)
1682	ELDON UPPER ELEM.	ELDON, MO	ELDON R-I	475	0.4%(2)
1683	ELKHORN ELEMENTARY	EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, MO	EXCELSIOR SPRINGS 40	239	0.4%(1)
1684	EARLY CHILDHOOD CTR.	HARRISONVILLE, MO	HARRISONVILLE R-IX	243	0.4%(1)
1685	WOODLAND MIDDLE	Marble Hill, MO	WOODLAND R-IV	241	0.4%(1)
1686	JOHN THOMAS SCHOOL OF DISCOVER	NIXA, MO	Nixa Public Schools	493	0.4%(2)
1687	SAVANNAH MIDDLE	SAVANNAH, MO	SAVANNAH R-III	488	0.4%(2)
1688	CONCORDIA ELEM.	CONCORDIA, MO	CONCORDIA R-II	247	0.4%(1)
1689	HERMANN ELEM.	HERMANN, MO	GASCONADE CO. R-I	247	0.4%(1)
1690	LAMAR ELEM.	LAMAR, MO	LAMAR R-I	253	0.4%(1)
1691	LINCOLN HIGH	LINCOLN, MO	LINCOLN R-II	248	0.4%(1)
1692	NEOSHO JR. HIGH	NEOSHO, MO	NEOSHO SCHOOL DISTRICT	753	0.4%(3)
1693	PERRYVILLE SR. HIGH	PERRYVILLE, MO	PERRY CO. 32	743	0.4%(3)
1694	CARTHAGE JR. HIGH	CARTHAGE, MO	CARTHAGE R-IX	773	0.4%(3)
1695	LAMAR MIDDLE	LAMAR, MO	LAMAR R-I	255	0.4%(1)
1696	EAST ELEM.	OZARK, MO	OZARK R-VI	515	0.4%(2)
1697	PLEASANT HOPE ELEM.	PLEASANT HOPE, MO	PLEASANT HOPE R-VI	258	0.4%(1)
1698	SOUTH ELEMENTARY	EDWARDS, MO	WARSAW R-IX	258	0.4%(1)
1699	KINGSTON HIGH	CADET, MO	KINGSTON K-14	259	0.4%(1)
1700	EL DORADO SPRINGS MIDDLE	EL DORADO SPRINGS, MO	EL DORADO SPRINGS R-II	266	0.4%(1)

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