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The public schools with the highest share of Black students in Durham, North Carolina · page 2

Ranks 5163 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Durham, North Carolina. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsBlack students% Black
51Little River ElementaryDurham, NCDurham Public Schools3267422.7%
52Forest View ElementaryDurham, NCDurham Public Schools66214922.5%
53Creekside ElementaryDurham, NCDurham Public Schools55412422.4%
54Club Boulevard ElementaryDurham, NCDurham Public Schools3647320.1%
55Morehead MontessoriDurham, NCDurham Public Schools2785519.8%
56Hope Valley ElementaryDurham, NCDurham Public Schools53910519.5%
57Easley ElementaryDurham, NCDurham Public Schools4909319.0%
58Durham Charter SchoolDurham, NCDurham Charter School1,01018518.3%
59E K Powe ElementaryDurham, NCDurham Public Schools4548117.8%
60Lakewood Montessori MiddleDurham, NCDurham Public Schools3095116.5%
61Research Triangle High SchoolDurham, NCResearch Triangle High School5729015.7%
62George Watts ElementaryDurham, NCDurham Public Schools3585515.4%
63Reaching All Minds AcademyDurham, NCReaching All Minds Academy3915213.3%
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