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The public schools with the highest share of Black students in McKinley County, New Mexico

Across McKinley County, New Mexico, 43 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the share of students who are Black or African American, from federal NCES enrollment data. GALLUP CENTRAL ALTERNATIVE leads the list at 2.9%, against a median of 0.4% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
43
McKinley County, New Mexico
Top % Black
2.9%
Median % Black
0.4%
MOST BLACK · MCKINLEY COUNTY, NEW MEXICO
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsBlack students% Black
1GALLUP CENTRAL ALTERNATIVEGALLUP, NMGALLUP1,244362.9%
2CROWNPOINT MIDDLECROWNPOINT, NMGALLUP22652.2%
3LINCOLN ELEMENTARYGALLUP, NMGALLUP41461.4%
4THOREAU ELEMENTARYTHOREAU, NMGALLUP35951.4%
5TOHATCHI MIDDLETOHATCHI, NMGALLUP29741.4%
6CHIEF MANUELITO MIDDLEGALLUP, NMGALLUP63481.3%
7DEL NORTE ELEMENTARYGALLUP, NMGALLUP42451.2%
8TWIN LAKES ELEMENTARYGALLUP, NMGALLUP25631.2%
9CROWNPOINT ELEMENTARYCROWNPOINT, NMGALLUP28131.1%
10INDIAN HILLS ELEMENTARYGALLUP, NMGALLUP29431.0%
11NAVAJO ELEMENTARYNAVAJO, NMGALLUP31031.0%
12NAVAJO MIDDLE SCHOOLNAVAJO, NMGALLUP22420.9%
13STAGECOACH ELEMENTARYGALLUP, NMGALLUP34030.9%
14JEFFERSON ELEMENTARYGALLUP, NMGALLUP46040.9%
15TOHATCHI ELEMENTARYTOHATCHI, NMGALLUP24620.8%
16RAMAH HIGHRAMAH, NMGALLUP26920.7%
17TOHATCHI HIGHTOHATCHI, NMGALLUP27920.7%
18RED ROCK ELEMENTARYGALLUP, NMGALLUP31120.6%
19THOREAU MIDDLETHOREAU, NMGALLUP36220.6%
20JOHN F. KENNEDY MIDDLEGALLUP, NMGALLUP64830.5%
21RAMAH ELEMENTARYRAMAH, NMGALLUP22310.5%
22HOZHO ACADEMYGALLUP, NMHOZHO ACADEMY78130.4%
23CHEE DODGE ELEMENTARYYAH TA HEY, NMGALLUP26110.4%
24GALLUP HIGHGALLUP, NMGALLUP79620.3%
25TOBE TURPEN ELEMENTARYGALLUP, NMGALLUP39710.3%
26GALLUP MIDDLEGALLUP, NMGALLUP48010.2%
27MIYAMURA HIGH SCHOOLGALLUP, NMGALLUP1,23720.2%
28MIDDLE COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL CHARTER - GALLUPGALLUP, NMMIDDLE COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL CHARTER - GALLUP15300.0%
29CATHERINE A. MILLER ELEMENTARYCHURCH ROCK, NMGALLUP31700.0%
30CROWNPOINT HIGHCROWNPOINT, NMGALLUP27900.0%
31NAVAJO PINE HIGHNAVAJO, NMGALLUP14000.0%
32THOREAU HIGHTHOREAU, NMGALLUP38900.0%
33DAVID SKEET ELEMENTARYVANDERWAGEN, NMGALLUP23200.0%
34ZUNI HIGHZUNI, NMZUNI29500.0%
35ZUNI MIDDLEZUNI, NMZUNI24000.0%
36SHIWI TS'ANA ELEMENTARYZUNI, NMZUNI44700.0%
37Ch'ooshgai Community SchoolTohatchi, NMCh'ooshgai Community School20800.0%
38Wingate Elementary SchoolFt. Wingate, NMWingate Elementary School36600.0%
39Ojo Encino Day SchoolCuba, NMOjo Encino Day School14200.0%
40Baca/Dlo'ay Azhi Community SchoolPrewitt, NMBaca/Dlo'ay Azhi Community School22200.0%
41Wingate High SchoolFort Wingate, NMWingate High School36200.0%
42Pueblo Pintado Community SchoolCuba, NMPueblo Pintado Community School12800.0%
43T'iis Ts'ozi Bi'Olta' Community SchoolCrownpoint, NMT'iis Ts'ozi Bi'Olta' Community School27800.0%
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Racial and ethnic enrollment shares are factual figures reported by each school to the federal government (NCES). This list describes the composition of student bodies and is not an evaluation or endorsement of any school.

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