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The public elementary schools with the highest share of Black students in Union County, North Carolina

Across Union County, North Carolina, 32 public elementary schools are ranked here, ranked by the share of students who are Black or African American, from federal NCES enrollment data. Monroe Charter Academy leads the list at 61.5%, against a median of 11.4% across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked

Union County, North Carolina

Top % Black

61.5%

Median % Black

11.4%

MOST BLACK · UNION COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA

#	School	City	District	Students	Black students	% Black
1	Monroe Charter Academy	Waxhaw, NC	Monroe Charter Academy	104	64	61.5%
2	ALA Monroe	Monroe, NC	ALA Monroe	237	92	38.8%
3	Marshville Elementary	Marshville, NC	Union County Public Schools	419	152	36.3%
4	Wingate Elementary	Wingate, NC	Union County Public Schools	394	126	32.0%
5	East Elementary	Monroe, NC	Union County Public Schools	423	129	30.5%
6	Walter Bickett Elementary	Monroe, NC	Union County Public Schools	444	135	30.4%
7	Rocky River Elementary	Monroe, NC	Union County Public Schools	536	117	21.8%
8	Benton Heights Elementary	Monroe, NC	Union County Public Schools	451	91	20.2%
9	Porter Ridge Elementary	Indian Trail, NC	Union County Public Schools	765	152	19.9%
10	Shiloh Valley Elementary	Monroe, NC	Union County Public Schools	574	111	19.3%
11	Shiloh Valley Primary School	Monroe, NC	Union County Public Schools	563	101	17.9%
12	Rock Rest Elementary	Monroe, NC	Union County Public Schools	394	58	14.7%
13	Poplin Elementary	Indian Trail, NC	Union County Public Schools	756	109	14.4%
14	Sardis Elementary	Monroe, NC	Union County Public Schools	529	74	14.0%
15	Western Union Elementary	Waxhaw, NC	Union County Public Schools	539	65	12.1%
16	Indian Trail Elementary	Indian Trail, NC	Union County Public Schools	633	76	12.0%
17	Waxhaw Elementary	Waxhaw, NC	Union County Public Schools	615	67	10.9%
18	Hemby Bridge Elementary	Indian Trail, NC	Union County Public Schools	491	50	10.2%
19	Union Elementary	Wingate, NC	Union County Public Schools	296	24	8.1%
20	Wesley Chapel Elementary	Monroe, NC	Union County Public Schools	729	51	7.0%
21	Stallings Elementary	Stallings, NC	Union County Public Schools	766	53	6.9%
22	Kensington Elementary	Waxhaw, NC	Union County Public Schools	901	61	6.8%
23	Marvin Elementary	Marvin, NC	Union County Public Schools	666	42	6.3%
24	Sandy Ridge Elementary	Waxhaw, NC	Union County Public Schools	528	33	6.3%
25	New Town Elementary	Waxhaw, NC	Union County Public Schools	691	43	6.2%
26	Prospect Elementary	Monroe, NC	Union County Public Schools	373	19	5.1%
27	Antioch Elementary	Matthews, NC	Union County Public Schools	816	41	5.0%
28	Unionville Elementary	Monroe, NC	Union County Public Schools	679	31	4.6%
29	Weddington Elementary	Matthews, NC	Union County Public Schools	652	29	4.5%
30	Rea View Elementary	Waxhaw, NC	Union County Public Schools	629	18	2.9%
31	Fairview Elementary	Monroe, NC	Union County Public Schools	394	6	1.5%
32	New Salem Elementary	Marshville, NC	Union County Public Schools	249	2	0.8%

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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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