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The public high schools with the highest share of Black students in New Jersey · page 9

Ranks 401413 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in New Jersey. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · NEW JERSEY
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Black
401Northern Valley Regional High School at Old TappanOld Tappan, NJNorthern Valley Regional High School District1,0860.9%(10)
402Northern Valley Regional High School at DemarestDemarest, NJNorthern Valley Regional High School District1,0380.8%(8)
403Pequannock Township High SchoolPompton Plains, NJPequannock Township School District6550.8%(5)
404Point Pleasant Borough High SchoolPOINT PLEASANT, NJPoint Pleasant Borough School District8310.7%(6)
405Marine Academy of Science and TechnologyHighlands, NJMonmouth County Vocational School District2760.7%(2)
406Communications High SchoolWALL, NJMonmouth County Vocational School District2950.7%(2)
407Middletown High School SouthMIDDLETOWN, NJMiddletown Township Public School District1,4060.6%(9)
408Jose Marti STEM AcademyUNION CITY, NJUnion City School District6250.6%(4)
409Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High SchoolRUMSON, NJRumson-Fair Haven Regional High School District8160.6%(5)
410Indian Hills High SchoolOAKLAND, NJRamapo Indian Hills Regional High School District6680.6%(4)
411Ridge High SchoolBasking Ridge, NJBernards Township School District1,5770.6%(9)
412Academy for Mathematics Science and EngineeringROCKAWAY, NJMorris County Vocational School District1810.6%(1)
413Point Pleasant Beach High SchoolPoint Pleasant Beach, NJPoint Pleasant Beach School District3310.3%(1)
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