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The public elementary schools with the highest share of Black students in Merrimack County, New Hampshire

This ranking covers the public elementary schools with the highest share of Black students in Merrimack County, New Hampshire, drawn from 28 qualifying public elementary schools. Broken Ground School leads the list at 16.1%, against a median of 1.2% across the ranked schools.

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Merrimack County, New Hampshire

Top % Black

16.1%

Median % Black

1.2%

MOST BLACK · MERRIMACK COUNTY, NEW HAMPSHIRE

#	School	City	District	Students	Black students	% Black
1	Broken Ground School	Concord, NH	Concord School District	291	47	16.1%
2	Mill Brook School	Concord, NH	Concord School District	321	44	13.7%
3	Christa McAuliffe School	Concord, NH	Concord School District	357	33	9.2%
4	Beaver Meadow School	Concord, NH	Concord School District	362	30	8.3%
5	Penacook Elementary School	Penacook, NH	Merrimack Valley School District	325	15	4.6%
6	Abbot-Downing School	Concord, NH	Concord School District	343	8	2.3%
7	Strong Foundations Charter School	Pembroke, NH	Strong Foundations Charter School	337	5	1.5%
8	Allenstown Elementary School	Allenstown, NH	Allenstown School District	205	—	1.5%
9	Fred C. Underhill School	Hooksett, NH	Hooksett School District	418	6	1.4%
10	Allenstown Community School	ALLENSTOWN, NH	Allenstown School District	348	5	1.4%
11	Pittsfield Elementary School	Pittsfield, NH	Pittsfield School District	215	3	1.4%
12	Hooksett Memorial School	Hooksett, NH	Hooksett School District	431	6	1.4%
13	Compass Classical Academy Charter School (E)	Northfield, NH	Compass Classical Academy Charter School	149	2	1.3%
14	Boscawen Elementary School	Boscawen, NH	Merrimack Valley School District	240	3	1.3%
15	Henniker Community School	Henniker, NH	Henniker School District	402	5	1.2%
16	Kearsarge Reg. Elementary School - Bradford	Bradford, NH	Kearsarge Regional School District	177	2	1.1%
17	Harold Martin School	Hopkinton, NH	Hopkinton School District	269	3	1.1%
18	Loudon Elementary School	Loudon, NH	Merrimack Valley School District	243	2	0.8%
19	Southwick School	Northfield, NH	Winnisquam Regional School District	251	2	0.8%
20	Bow Elementary School	Bow, NH	Bow School District	542	3	0.6%
21	Pembroke Hill School	Pembroke, NH	Pembroke School District	312	1	0.3%
22	Andover Elementary School	Andover, NH	Andover School District	165	0	0.0%
23	Chichester Central School	Chichester, NH	Chichester School District	192	0	0.0%
24	Dunbarton Elementary School	Dunbarton, NH	Dunbarton School District	234	0	0.0%
25	Epsom Central School	Epsom, NH	Epsom School District	378	0	0.0%
26	Paul A. Smith School	Franklin, NH	Franklin School District	261	0	0.0%
27	Kearsarge Reg. Elem. School at New London	New London, NH	Kearsarge Regional School District	330	0	0.0%
28	Simonds Elementary School	Warner, NH	Kearsarge Regional School District	132	0	0.0%

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