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The public elementary schools with the highest share of Black students in Monmouth County, New Jersey · page 3

Ranks 101109 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Monmouth County, New Jersey. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · MONMOUTH COUNTY, NEW JERSEY
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Black
101Old Mill Elementary SchoolSEA GIRT, NJWall Township Public School District3960.3%(1)
102Lincroft Elementary SchoolLINCROFT, NJMiddletown Township Public School District4860.2%(1)
103Avon Elementary SchoolAVON, NJAvon Boro School District1120.0%(0)
104Conover Road Elementary SchoolCOLTS NECK, NJColts Neck Township School District3220.0%(0)
105Viola L Sickles SchoolFAIR HAVEN, NJFair Haven School District4640.0%(0)
106Nut Swamp Elementary SchoolMIDDLETOWN, NJMiddletown Township Public School District4640.0%(0)
107River Plaza Elementary SchoolRED BANK, NJMiddletown Township Public School District2680.0%(0)
108Shrewsbury Borough Elementary SchoolSHREWSBURY, NJShrewsbury Borough School District4390.0%(0)
109Spring Lake Heights Elementary SchoolSPRING LAKE HEIGHTS, NJSpring Lake Heights School District2920.0%(0)
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