The public schools with the highest share of Black students in Columbus County, North Carolina
17 public schools in Columbus County, North Carolina appear in this ranking of the public 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. Chadbourn Elementary leads the list at 54.5%, against a median of 30.7% across the ranked schools.
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| # | School | City | % Black |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Chadbourn Elementary | Chadbourn, NC | 54.5%(127) |
| 2 | Tabor City School | Tabor City, NC | 44.1%(264) |
| 3 | Central Middle | Whiteville, NC | 42.8%(193) |
| 4 | West Columbus High | Cerro Gordo, NC | 40.7%(187) |
| 5 | Whiteville Primary | Whiteville, NC | 40.7%(198) |
| 6 | Whiteville High | Whiteville, NC | 37.6%(240) |
| 7 | Edgewood Elementary | Whiteville, NC | 37.1%(167) |
| 8 | East Columbus Junior-Senior High | Lake Waccamaw, NC | 31.9%(184) |
| 9 | West Columbus School | Cerro Gordo, NC | 30.7%(250) |
| 10 | Acme Delco Elementary | Riegelwood, NC | 27.5%(96) |
| 11 | Classical Charter Schools of Whiteville | Whiteville, NC | 26.4%(222) |
| 12 | South Columbus High | Tabor City, NC | 23.5%(157) |
| 13 | Hallsboro-Artesia Elementary | Hallsboro, NC | 22.8%(90) |
| 14 | Columbus Career and College Academy | Whiteville, NC | 17.8%(41) |
| 15 | Williams Township | Whiteville, NC | 9.4%(62) |
| 16 | Nakina Middle | Nakina, NC | 7.7%(15) |
| 17 | Old Dock Elementary | Whiteville, NC | 7.2%(19) |
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