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The public middle schools with the highest share of Black students in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

This ranking covers the public middle schools with the highest share of Black students in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, drawn from 32 qualifying public middle schools. Millwood Arts Academy Middle School leads the list at 84.2%, against a median of 11.6% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Top % Black

84.2%

Median % Black

11.6%

MOST BLACK · OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA

#	School	City	District	Students	Black students	% Black
1	Millwood Arts Academy Middle School	Oklahoma City, OK	MILLWOOD	260	219	84.2%
2	Moon Middle School	Oklahoma City, OK	OKLAHOMA CITY	588	363	61.7%
3	Star Spencer Middle School	Oklahoma City, OK	OKLAHOMA CITY	114	—	55.3%
4	Rogers Middle School	Oklahoma City, OK	OKLAHOMA CITY	518	274	52.9%
5	John Marshall Middle School	Oklahoma City, OK	OKLAHOMA CITY	698	338	48.4%
6	Cooper Middle School	Oklahoma City, OK	PUTNAM CITY	501	202	40.3%
7	Hefner Middle School	Oklahoma City, OK	PUTNAM CITY	869	308	35.4%
8	Harding Charter Preparatory Ms at Independence	Oklahoma City, OK	HARDING INDEPENDENCE (CHARTER)	404	125	30.9%
9	Webster Middle School	Oklahoma City, OK	OKLAHOMA CITY	676	175	25.9%
10	Western Heights Middle School	Oklahoma City, OK	WESTERN HEIGHTS	370	90	24.3%
11	Carl Albert Middle School	Oklahoma City, OK	MIDWEST CITY-DEL CITY	834	194	23.3%
12	Bridgestone Elementary School	Oklahoma City, OK	WESTERN HEIGHTS	407	82	20.1%
13	Crooked Oak Middle School	Oklahoma City, OK	CROOKED OAK	285	51	17.9%
14	Belle Isle Middle School	Oklahoma City, OK	OKLAHOMA CITY	434	75	17.3%
15	Jefferson Middle School	Oklahoma City, OK	OKLAHOMA CITY	834	108	12.9%
16	Dove Science Academy Ms-South Okc	OKlahoma City, OK	DOVE SCHOOLS OF OKC (CHARTER)	310	37	11.9%
17	Classen Ms of Advanced Studies	Oklahoma City, OK	OKLAHOMA CITY	916	103	11.2%
18	Mayfield Middle School	Oklahoma City, OK	PUTNAM CITY	838	85	10.1%
19	West Junior High School	Oklahoma City, OK	MOORE	605	61	10.1%
20	Redstone Intermediate School	Oklahoma City, OK	YUKON	750	64	8.5%
21	Taft Middle School	Oklahoma City, OK	OKLAHOMA CITY	1,096	90	8.2%
22	Canyon Ridge Intermediate Elementary School	Oklahoma City, OK	MUSTANG	798	59	7.4%
23	Roosevelt Middle School	Oklahoma City, OK	OKLAHOMA CITY	858	56	6.5%
24	Mary Golda Ross Middle School	Oklahoma City, OK	OKLAHOMA CITY	662	41	6.2%
25	Wheeler Middle School	Oklahoma City, OK	OKLAHOMA CITY	510	30	5.9%
26	Southridge Junior High School	Oklahoma City, OK	MOORE	562	32	5.7%
27	Brink Junior High School	Oklahoma City, OK	MOORE	668	34	5.1%
28	Capitol Hill Middle School	Oklahoma City, OK	OKLAHOMA CITY	651	24	3.7%
29	Astec Charter Middle School	Oklahoma City, OK	ASTEC CHARTER SCHOOL	413	15	3.6%
30	Santa Fe South West Middle School	Oklahoma City, OK	SANTA FE SOUTH CHARTER	321	10	3.1%
31	Southeast Middle School	Oklahoma City, OK	OKLAHOMA CITY	596	18	3.0%
32	Santa Fe South Middle School	Oklahoma City, OK	SANTA FE SOUTH CHARTER	738	4	0.5%

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