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The public middle schools with the highest share of Black students in Morris County, New Jersey

32 public middle schools in Morris County, New Jersey appear in this ranking of the public middle schools with the highest share of Black students, ranked by the share of students who are Black or African American, from federal NCES enrollment data. Ridgedale Middle School leads the list at 8.1%, against a median of 3.5% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
32
Morris County, New Jersey
Top % Black
8.1%
Median % Black
3.5%
MOST BLACK · MORRIS COUNTY, NEW JERSEY
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Black
1Ridgedale Middle SchoolFLORHAM PARK, NJFlorham Park School District3218.1%(26)
2Frelinghuysen Middle SchoolMORRISTOWN, NJMorris School District1,0787.7%(83)
3Mount Olive Middle SchoolBUDD LAKE, NJMount Olive Township School District1,1377.4%(84)
4Mount Arlington Public SchoolMT ARLINGTON, NJMount Arlington Public School District2236.3%(14)
5John Hill SchoolBOONTON, NJBoonton Town Public School District5565.9%(33)
6Eisenhower Middle SchoolSUCCASUNNA, NJRoxbury Township School District5314.9%(26)
7Morris Plains Borough SchoolMORRIS PLAINS, NJMorris Plains School District3984.8%(19)
8Copeland Middle SchoolROCKAWAY, NJRockaway Township School District7994.6%(37)
9Randolph Middle SchoolRANDOLPH, NJRandolph Township School District9594.6%(44)
10Dover Middle SchoolDOVER, NJDover Public School District4814.6%(22)
11Alfred C. MacKinnon Middle SchoolWharton, NJWharton Borough School District2654.5%(12)
12Lincoln/Roosevelt SchoolSUCCASUNNA, NJRoxbury Township School District4844.3%(21)
13Memorial Junior SchoolWhippany, NJHanover Township School District4194.3%(18)
14Central Middle SchoolParsippany, NJParsippany-Troy Hills Township School District7554.1%(31)
15Thomas Jefferson Middle SchoolROCKAWAY, NJRockaway Borough School District2994.0%(12)
16Brooklawn Middle SchoolParsippany, NJParsippany-Troy Hills Township School District9253.8%(35)
17Jefferson Township Middle SchoolOAK RIDGE, NJJefferson Township Public School District5503.3%(18)
18Madison Junior SchoolMADISON, NJMadison Public School District5553.1%(17)
19Long Valley Middle SchoolLONG VALLEY, NJWashington Township School District6252.9%(18)
20East Hanover Middle SchoolEAST HANOVER, NJEast Hanover Township School District3252.5%(8)
21Briarcliff Middle SchoolMountain Lakes, NJMountain Lakes Public School District2632.3%(6)
22Black River Middle SchoolChester, NJChester Township School District3522.0%(7)
23Valleyview Middle SchoolDENVILLE, NJDenville Township K-8 School District5711.8%(10)
24Pearl R. Miller Middle SchoolKINNELON, NJKinnelon School District3781.6%(6)
25Chatham Middle SchoolCHATHAM, NJSchool District of the Chathams8331.6%(13)
26Central Middle SchoolStirling, NJLong Hill Township School District2841.4%(4)
27Robert R Lazar Middle SchoolMONTVILLE, NJMontville Township School District7981.4%(11)
28Mendham Township Middle SchoolBROOKSIDE, NJMendham Township School District3421.2%(4)
29Richard Butler SchoolBUTLER, NJButler Public School District2911.0%(3)
30Lincoln Park Middle SchoolLINCOLN PARK, NJLincoln Park School District3680.8%(3)
31Mountain View SchoolMENDHAM, NJMendham Borough School District2080.5%(1)
32Pequannock Valley SchoolPompton Plains, NJPequannock Township School District4760.2%(1)
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