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The public schools with the highest share of Black students in Greene County, Ohio

Across Greene County, Ohio, 34 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the share of students who are Black or African American, from federal NCES enrollment data. Fairborn High School leads the list at 12.8%, against a median of 4.6% 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
34
Greene County, Ohio
Top % Black
12.8%
Median % Black
4.6%
MOST BLACK · GREENE COUNTY, OHIO
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsBlack students% Black
1Fairborn High SchoolFairborn, OHFairborn City1,02713112.8%
2Fairborn Middle SchoolFairborn, OHFairborn City92611412.3%
3Fairborn Primary SchoolFairborn, OHFairborn City1,26115412.2%
4Warner Middle SchoolXenia, OHXenia Community City7288812.1%
5Tecumseh Elementary SchoolXenia, OHXenia Community City2933311.3%
6Arrowood ElementaryXenia, OHXenia Community City4495011.1%
7Xenia High SchoolXenia, OHXenia Community City8879210.4%
8Fairborn Intermediate SchoolFairborn, OHFairborn City1,04710810.3%
9McKinley Elementary SchoolXenia, OHXenia Community City313319.9%
10Cox Elementary SchoolXenia, OHXenia Community City216209.3%
11Shawnee Elementary SchoolXenia, OHXenia Community City476449.2%
12Shaw Elementary SchoolBeavercreek, OHBeavercreek City607498.1%
13Mills Lawn Elementary SchoolYellow Springs, OHYellow Springs Exempted Village282227.8%
14Yellow Springs/McKinney High SchoolYellow Springs, OHYellow Springs Exempted Village327257.7%
15Greene County Career CenterXenia, OHGreene County Vocational School District649355.4%
16Stephen Bell Elementary SchoolBellbrook, OHBellbrook-Sugarcreek Local535285.2%
17Ferguson Hall Freshman SchoolBeavercreek, OHBeavercreek City633304.7%
18Jacob Coy Middle SchoolXenia, OHBeavercreek City1,058484.5%
19Bell Creek Intermediate SchoolBellbrook, OHBellbrook-Sugarcreek Local682304.4%
20Cedarville Elementary SchoolCedarville, OHCedar Cliff Local252114.4%
21Bellbrook Middle SchoolBellbrook, OHBellbrook-Sugarcreek Local665284.2%
22Main Elementary SchoolBeavercreek, OHBeavercreek City725294.0%
23Beavercreek High SchoolBeavercreek, OHBeavercreek City1,640643.9%
24Bellbrook High SchoolBellbrook, OHBellbrook-Sugarcreek Local843323.8%
25Parkwood Elementary SchoolBeavercreek, OHBeavercreek City538203.7%
26Fairbrook Elementary SchoolBeavercreek, OHBeavercreek City547193.5%
27Herman K Ankeney Middle SchoolBeavercreek, OHBeavercreek City799253.1%
28Valley Elementary SchoolBeavercreek, OHBeavercreek City487122.5%
29Trebein Elementary SchoolXenia, OHBeavercreek City832161.9%
30Community STE(A)M Academy - XeniaXenia, OHCommunity STE(A)M Academy - Xenia23041.7%
31Greeneview High SchoolJamestown, OHGreeneview Local40541.0%
32Cedarville High SchoolCedarville, OHCedar Cliff Local31930.9%
33Greeneview Elementary SchoolJamestown, OHGreeneview Local41220.5%
34Greeneview Middle SchoolJamestown, OHGreeneview Local44020.5%
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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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