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The public elementary schools with the highest share of Black students in Franklin County, Ohio · page 5

Ranks 201213 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Franklin County, Ohio. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · FRANKLIN COUNTY, OHIO
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Black
201Ridgewood Elementary SchoolHilliard, OHHilliard City5982.7%(16)
202Tremont Elementary SchoolUpper Arlington, OHUpper Arlington City6942.6%(18)
203Educational Academy for Boys & GirlsColumbus, OHEducational Academy for Boys & Girls1822.2%(4)
204Cassingham Elementary SchoolBexley, OHBexley City4801.9%(9)
205Wickliffe Elementary SchoolUpper Arlington, OHUpper Arlington City4791.7%(8)
206Stevenson ElementaryColumbus, OHGrandview Heights Schools3401.5%(5)
207Greensview Elementary SchoolUpper Arlington, OHUpper Arlington City4831.4%(7)
208Wyandot Elementary SchoolDublin, OHDublin City4831.0%(5)
209Windermere Elementary SchoolUpper Arlington, OHUpper Arlington City5550.9%(5)
210Evening Street Elementary SchoolWorthington, OHWorthington City4900.4%(2)
211Mary Emma Bailey Elementary SchoolDublin, OHDublin City5400.2%(1)
212Barrington Road Elementary SchoolUpper Arlington, OHUpper Arlington City8000.1%(1)
213Burbank Early Childhood SchoolUpper, OHUpper Arlington City2170.0%(0)
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