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The public schools with the highest share of Black students in Missouri · page 40

Ranks 1,951–2,000 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
1951	SILEX ELEM.	SILEX, MO	SILEX R-I	186	0.0%(0)
1952	SMITHTON HIGH	SMITHTON, MO	SMITHTON R-VI	217	0.0%(0)
1953	SOUTH CALLAWAY ELEM.	MOKANE, MO	SOUTH CALLAWAY CO. R-II	188	0.0%(0)
1954	SOUTH CALLAWAY HIGH	MOKANE, MO	SOUTH CALLAWAY CO. R-II	237	0.0%(0)
1955	SOUTH CALLAWAY MIDDLE	MOKANE, MO	SOUTH CALLAWAY CO. R-II	187	0.0%(0)
1956	SOUTH CALLAWAY EARLY CHD PK-02	Mokane, MO	SOUTH CALLAWAY CO. R-II	147	0.0%(0)
1957	ELLINGTON ELEMENTARY	ELLINGTON, MO	SOUTHERN REYNOLDS CO. R-II	202	0.0%(0)
1958	ELLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL	ELLINGTON, MO	SOUTHERN REYNOLDS CO. R-II	223	0.0%(0)
1959	SOUTHLAND ELEM.	CARDWELL, MO	SOUTHLAND C-9	150	0.0%(0)
1960	SOUTHWEST ELEM.	WASHBURN, MO	SOUTHWEST R-V	349	0.0%(0)
1961	SOUTHWEST HIGH	WASHBURN, MO	SOUTHWEST R-V	236	0.0%(0)
1962	SOUTHWEST MIDDLE	WASHBURN, MO	SOUTHWEST R-V	186	0.0%(0)
1963	SPARTA MIDDLE	SPARTA, MO	SPARTA R-III	187	0.0%(0)
1964	FRANKLIN CO. SPECL. ED. COOP.	ST CLAIR, MO	ST. CLAIR R-XIII	114	0.0%(0)
1965	ST. ELIZABETH ELEM.	ST ELIZABETH, MO	ST. ELIZABETH R-IV	143	0.0%(0)
1966	STANBERRY ELEM.	STANBERRY, MO	STANBERRY R-II	222	0.0%(0)
1967	STANBERRY HIGH	STANBERRY, MO	STANBERRY R-II	153	0.0%(0)
1968	STOUTLAND ELEMENTARY	STOUTLAND, MO	STOUTLAND R-II	235	0.0%(0)
1969	STOUTLAND HIGH	STOUTLAND, MO	STOUTLAND R-II	158	0.0%(0)
1970	MORGAN CO. R-I ELEM.	STOVER, MO	MORGAN CO. R-I	383	0.0%(0)
1971	STURGEON ELEMENTARY	STURGEON, MO	STURGEON R-V	221	0.0%(0)
1972	SUCCESS ELEM.	SUCCESS, MO	SUCCESS R-VI	111	0.0%(0)
1973	SUMMERSVILLE ELEM.	SUMMERSVILLE, MO	SUMMERSVILLE R-II	203	0.0%(0)
1974	SUMMERSVILLE HIGH	SUMMERSVILLE, MO	SUMMERSVILLE R-II	215	0.0%(0)
1975	SWEET SPRINGS ELEM.	SWEET SPRINGS, MO	SWEET SPRINGS R-VII	191	0.0%(0)
1976	TANEYVILLE ELEM.	TANEYVILLE, MO	TANEYVILLE R-II	147	0.0%(0)
1977	TIPTON ELEM.	TIPTON, MO	TIPTON R-VI	222	0.0%(0)
1978	GRANBY	GRANBY, MO	EAST NEWTON CO. R-VI	583	0.0%(0)
1979	EAST NEWTON HIGH	GRANBY, MO	EAST NEWTON CO. R-VI	445	0.0%(0)
1980	MILLER CO. ELEM.	TUSCUMBIA, MO	MILLER CO. R-III	125	0.0%(0)
1981	QULIN ELEMENTARY	QULIN, MO	TWIN RIVERS R-X	108	0.0%(0)
1982	TWIN RIVERS HIGH	BROSELEY, MO	TWIN RIVERS R-X	250	0.0%(0)
1983	QULIN MIDDLE	QULIN, MO	TWIN RIVERS R-X	129	0.0%(0)
1984	VALLEY HIGH	CALEDONIA, MO	VALLEY R-VI	170	0.0%(0)
1985	VAN BUREN HIGH	VAN BUREN, MO	VAN BUREN R-I	221	0.0%(0)
1986	VERONA ELEM.	VERONA, MO	VERONA R-VII	152	0.0%(0)
1987	VERONA HIGH	VERONA, MO	VERONA R-VII	143	0.0%(0)
1988	MORGAN CO. MIDDLE	VERSAILLES, MO	MORGAN CO. R-II	298	0.0%(0)
1989	WEST NODAWAY R-I ELEM.	BURLINGTON JCT, MO	WEST NODAWAY CO. R-I	131	0.0%(0)
1990	WALNUT GROVE ELEM.	WALNUT GROVE, MO	WALNUT GROVE R-V	144	0.0%(0)
1991	WALNUT GROVE HIGH	WALNUT GROVE, MO	WALNUT GROVE R-V	145	0.0%(0)
1992	Augusta Elementary	Augusta, MO	WASHINGTON	104	0.0%(0)
1993	Campbellton Elementary	New Haven, MO	WASHINGTON	132	0.0%(0)
1994	Labadie Elementary	Labadie, MO	WASHINGTON	115	0.0%(0)
1995	Marthasville Elementary	Marthasville, MO	WASHINGTON	189	0.0%(0)
1996	Early Learning Center	Washington, MO	WASHINGTON	116	0.0%(0)
1997	RICHWOODS ELEM.	RICHWOODS, MO	RICHWOODS R-VII	137	0.0%(0)
1998	WELLINGTON-NAPOLEON ELEM.	WELLINGTON, MO	WELLINGTON-NAPOLEON R-IX	178	0.0%(0)
1999	WELLSVILLE-MIDDLETOWN HS	WELLSVILLE, MO	WELLSVILLE MIDDLETOWN R-I	145	0.0%(0)
2000	WELLSVILLE-MIDDLETOWN ELEM.	WELLSVILLE, MO	WELLSVILLE MIDDLETOWN R-I	116	0.0%(0)

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