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The public middle schools with the highest share of Black students in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina

Across Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, 29 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by the share of students who are Black or African American, from federal NCES enrollment data. Ridge Road Middle leads the list at 66.7%, against a median of 33.7% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
29
Mecklenburg County, North Carolina
Top % Black
66.7%
Median % Black
33.7%
MOST BLACK · MECKLENBURG COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsBlack students% Black
1Ridge Road MiddleCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools84056066.7%
2Coulwood STEM AcademyCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools63240063.3%
3Ranson MiddleCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools75746561.4%
4Wilson STEM AcademyCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools45627259.6%
5J. M. Alexander MiddleHuntersville, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools79946658.3%
6Gov's Village STEM (Upper)Charlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools68439557.8%
7Piedmont Middle SchoolCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools1,10863056.9%
8Northridge MiddleCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools1,01454854.0%
9James Martin MiddleCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools65934852.8%
10Whitewater MiddleCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools73137250.9%
11Southwest Middle SchoolCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools1,20552443.5%
12Kennedy MiddleCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools99038839.2%
13Sedgefield MiddleCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools53420137.6%
14Northeast MiddleMint Hill, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools59420935.2%
15Francis Bradley MiddleHuntersville, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools1,08936733.7%
16McClintock MiddleCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools1,05634632.8%
17Randolph MiddleCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools1,21537430.8%
18Martin Luther King Jr MiddleCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools84425430.1%
19Albemarle Road MiddleCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools94525827.3%
20Crestdale MiddleMatthews, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools98926626.9%
21Mint Hill MiddleMatthews, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools87823426.6%
22Quail Hollow MiddleCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools1,09029026.6%
23Eastway MiddleCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools84921825.7%
24Alexander Graham MiddleCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools1,18727523.2%
25South Charlotte MiddleCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools7709512.3%
26Community House MiddleCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools1,42517512.3%
27Carmel MiddleCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools1,00411911.8%
28Bailey MiddleCornelius, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools1,3151279.7%
29Jay M. Robinson MiddleCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools1,3331098.2%
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