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The public high schools with the highest share of Black students in Middlesex County, New Jersey

Across Middlesex County, New Jersey, 30 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the share of students who are Black or African American, from federal NCES enrollment data. Piscataway Township High School leads the list at 27.2%, against a median of 8.9% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
30
Middlesex County, New Jersey
Top % Black
27.2%
Median % Black
8.9%
MOST BLACK · MIDDLESEX COUNTY, NEW JERSEY
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Black
1Piscataway Township High SchoolPISCATAWAY, NJPiscataway Township School District2,14427.2%(583)
2North Brunswick Township High SchoolNORTH BRUNSWICK, NJNorth Brunswick Township School District1,87621.9%(411)
3Carteret High SchoolCARTERET, NJCarteret Public School District1,18817.7%(210)
4Sayreville War Memorial High SchoolPARLIN, NJSayreville School District1,76417.0%(300)
5Woodbridge High SchoolWOODBRIDGE, NJWoodbridge Township School District1,68116.9%(284)
6Edison High SchoolEDISON, NJEdison Township School District2,39315.8%(378)
7Colonia High SchoolCOLONIA, NJWoodbridge Township School District1,35415.5%(210)
8Dunellen High SchoolDUNELLEN, NJDunellen Public School District40913.7%(56)
9South Plainfield High SchoolSOUTH PLAINFIELD, NJSouth Plainfield School District1,04413.4%(140)
10South Amboy Middle/High SchoolSOUTH AMBOY, NJSouth Amboy School District61612.7%(78)
11Piscataway Magnet SchoolPISCATAWAY, NJMiddlesex County Vocational and Technical School District64010.5%(67)
12Perth Amboy Magnet SchoolPERTH AMBOY, NJMiddlesex County Vocational and Technical School District26910.4%(28)
13Highland Park High SchoolHIGHLAND PARK, NJHighland Park Boro School District4939.9%(49)
14Old Bridge High SchoolMATAWAN, NJOld Bridge Township School District2,6599.1%(242)
15East Brunswick Magnet SchoolEAST BRUNSWICK, NJMiddlesex County Vocational and Technical School District7459.0%(67)
16John F. Kennedy Memorial High SchoolISELIN, NJWoodbridge Township School District1,4058.8%(123)
17South Brunswick High SchoolMONMOUTH JUNCTION, NJSouth Brunswick School District2,6667.2%(192)
18Middlesex High SchoolMIDDLESEX, NJMiddlesex Borough School District5976.9%(41)
19Academy for Urban Leadership Charter SchoolPerth Amboy, NJAcademy for Urban Leadership Charter School2596.6%(17)
20New Brunswick High SchoolNEW BRUNSWICK, NJNew Brunswick School District2,4435.8%(143)
21East Brunswick High SchoolEAST BRUNSWICK, NJEast Brunswick Township School District2,1245.7%(122)
22South River High SchoolSOUTH RIVER, NJSouth River Public School District7165.3%(38)
23Spotswood High SchoolSPOTSWOOD, NJSpotswood Public School District7625.0%(38)
24West Windsor-Plainsboro High School NorthPLAINSBORO, NJWest Windsor-Plainsboro Regional School District1,5104.2%(64)
25John P. Stevens High SchoolEDISON, NJEdison Township School District2,6874.1%(110)
26Metuchen High SchoolMETUCHEN, NJMetuchen Public School District7184.0%(29)
27Monroe Township High SchoolMONROE TOWNSHIP, NJMonroe Township School District2,5834.0%(103)
28Perth Amboy High SchoolPERTH AMBOY, NJPerth Amboy Public School District2,7694.0%(110)
29Edison Academy Magnet SchoolEDISON, NJMiddlesex County Vocational and Technical School District1732.3%(4)
30Woodbridge Academy Magnet SchoolWOODBRIDGE, NJMiddlesex County Vocational and Technical School District2881.4%(4)
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