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The public schools with the highest share of Black students in Cincinnati, Ohio · page 4

Ranks 151–159 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Cincinnati, Ohio. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · CINCINNATI, OHIO

#	School	City	District	Students	Black students	% Black
151	Turpin High School	Cincinnati, OH	Forest Hills Local	991	17	1.7%
152	Mariemont Junior High School	Cincinnati, OH	Mariemont City	239	4	1.7%
153	Indian Hill Primary Elementary School	Cincinnati, OH	Indian Hill Exempted Village	486	8	1.6%
154	Mariemont High School	Cincinnati, OH	Mariemont City	472	7	1.5%
155	Madeira High School	Cincinnati, OH	Madeira City	438	6	1.4%
156	Cincinnati Classical Academy	Cincinnati, OH	Cincinnati Classical Academy	745	10	1.3%
157	Locust Corner Elementary School	Cincinnati, OH	New Richmond Exempted Village	314	4	1.3%
158	Wilson Elementary School	Cincinnati, OH	Forest Hills Local	635	7	1.1%
159	Madeira Elementary School	Cincinnati, OH	Madeira City	867	7	0.8%

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