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

29 public elementary schools in Licking County, Ohio appear in this ranking of the public elementary schools with the highest share of Black students, ranked by the share of students who are Black or African American, from federal NCES enrollment data. Slate Ridge Elementary School leads the list at 54.0%, against a median of 3.8% 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

Licking County, Ohio

Top % Black

54.0%

Median % Black

3.8%

MOST BLACK · LICKING COUNTY, OHIO

#	School	City	District	Students	Black students	% Black
1	Slate Ridge Elementary School	Reynoldsburg, OH	Reynoldsburg City	582	314	54.0%
2	Taylor Road Elementary School	Reynoldsburg, OH	Reynoldsburg City	419	132	31.5%
3	Broad Peak Elementary	Pataskala, OH	Licking Heights Local	550	156	28.4%
4	Summit Road Elementary	Reynoldsburg, OH	Reynoldsburg City	405	106	26.2%
5	Lima Ridge Elementary	Pataskala, OH	Licking Heights Local	745	128	17.2%
6	Ben Franklin Elementary School	Newark, OH	Newark City	265	24	9.1%
7	Par Excellence Academy dba Par Excellence STEM Academy	Newark, OH	Par Excellence Academy dba Par Excellence STEM Academy	187	13	7.0%
8	Pataskala Elementary School	Pataskala, OH	Southwest Licking Local	457	31	6.8%
9	Watkins Intermediate School	Pataskala, OH	Southwest Licking Local	801	53	6.6%
10	Southwest Licking Early Learning Center	Etna, OH	Southwest Licking Local	168	11	6.5%
11	Etna Elementary	Etna, OH	Southwest Licking Local	511	33	6.5%
12	John Clem Elementary School	Newark, OH	Newark City	386	21	5.4%
13	Stevenson Elementary School	Heath, OH	Heath City	388	16	4.1%
14	Carson Elementary School	Newark, OH	Newark City	414	16	3.9%
15	Legend Elementary	Newark, OH	Newark City	475	18	3.8%
16	Kirkersville Elementary School	Kirkersville, OH	Southwest Licking Local	483	18	3.7%
17	Cherry Valley Elementary School	Newark, OH	Newark City	346	12	3.5%
18	Hillview Elementary School	Newark, OH	Newark City	407	14	3.4%
19	JOHNSTOWN INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL	Johnstown, OH	Johnstown-Monroe Local	273	9	3.3%
20	McGuffey Elementary School	Newark, OH	Newark City	415	11	2.6%
21	Garfield Elementary School	Heath, OH	Heath City	331	6	1.8%
22	Johnstown Elementary School	Johnstown, OH	Johnstown-Monroe Local	483	8	1.7%
23	Lakewood Elementary School	Hebron, OH	Lakewood Local	421	5	1.2%
24	Northridge Elementary	Johnstown, OH	Northridge Local	546	6	1.1%
25	Licking Valley Elementary School	Newark, OH	Licking Valley Local	913	9	1.0%
26	Newton Elementary School	Newark, OH	North Fork Local	347	3	0.9%
27	Jackson Intermediate	Hebron, OH	Lakewood Local	380	3	0.8%
28	Utica Elementary School	Utica, OH	North Fork Local	358	2	0.6%
29	Granville Elementary School	Granville, OH	Granville Exempted Village	679	1	0.1%

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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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