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The public elementary schools with the highest share of Black students in Oklahoma · page 11

Ranks 501–550 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Oklahoma. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · OKLAHOMA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsBlack students% Black
501Blanchard Intermediate Elementary SchoolBlanchard, OKBLANCHARD46071.5%
502Mustang Lakehoma Elementary SchoolMustang, OKMUSTANG59391.5%
503Pleasant Grove Public SchoolShawnee, OKPLEASANT GROVE19831.5%
504Wetumka Elementary SchoolWetumka, OKWETUMKA26441.5%
505Dale Elementary SchoolDale, OKDALE40961.5%
506Garfield Elementary SchoolSand Springs, OKSAND SPRINGS40961.5%
507Southside Elementary SchoolCoweta, OKCOWETA48171.5%
508Luther Elementary SchoolLuther, OKLUTHER34251.5%
509West ElementaryBixby, OKBIXBY757111.4%
510Jones Elementary SchoolJones, OKJONES55381.4%
511Panama Elementary SchoolPanama, OKPANAMA41461.4%
512Wayside Elementary SchoolBartlesville, OKBARTLESVILLE696101.4%
513South Rock Creek Public SchoolShawnee, OKSOUTH ROCK CREEK41861.4%
514Robert E Lee Early ChildhoodDurant, OKDURANT21231.4%
515Verdigris Elementary SchoolClaremore, OKVERDIGRIS42461.4%
516Wayne Elementary SchoolWayne, OKWAYNE21131.4%
517Granite Elementary SchoolGranite, OKGRANITE14321.4%
518Sulphur Intermediate Elementary SchoolSulphur, OKSULPHUR28541.4%
519Leach Public SchoolRose, OKLEACH14521.4%
520Perkins-Tryon Intermediate Elementary SchoolPERKINS, OKPERKINS-TRYON36651.4%
521Edison Elementary SchoolMangum, OKMANGUM22031.4%
522Perkins-Tryon Elementary SchoolPERKINS, OKPERKINS-TRYON44161.4%
523Monroe Elementary SchoolEnid, OKENID29641.4%
524Justice Public SchoolWewoka, OKJUSTICE14821.4%
525Woodland Elementary SchoolFairfax, OKWOODLAND14921.3%
526Maud Elementary SchoolMaud, OKMAUD15021.3%
527Adams Elementary SchoolEnid, OKENID30541.3%
528Pocola Elementary SchoolPocola, OKPOCOLA38151.3%
529Springer Elementary SchoolSpringer, OKSPRINGER15321.3%
530Lexington Elementary SchoolLexington, OKLEXINGTON46361.3%
531Timber Ridge Elementary SchoolBroken Arrow, OKBROKEN ARROW62181.3%
532Frink-Chambers Public SchoolMcAlester, OKFRINK-CHAMBERS38851.3%
533Middleberg Public SchoolBlanchard, OKMIDDLEBERG30941.3%
534Turner Elementary SchoolBurneyville, OKTURNER23531.3%
535Lucille Ellingwood Morrow Elementary SchoolCollinsville, OKOWASSO63581.3%
536Medford Elementary SchoolMedford, OKMEDFORD24031.3%
537Darlington Public SchoolEl Reno, OKDARLINGTON24131.2%
538Dahlonegah Public SchoolStilwell, OKDAHLONEGAH16321.2%
539Mannford Lower Elementary SchoolMannford, OKMANNFORD32641.2%
540John D Moeller Elementary SchoolMt. Park, OKSNYDER16221.2%
541Bridge Creek Early ChildhoodBlanchard, OKBRIDGE CREEK49261.2%
542Central Elementary SchoolSallisaw, OKCENTRAL32941.2%
543Vanoss Elementary SchoolAda, OKVANOSS41051.2%
544Cashion Elementary SchoolCashion, OKCASHION33341.2%
545Cleora Public SchoolAfton, OKCLEORA16721.2%
546Ward Es WestColbert, OKCOLBERT33641.2%
547Gilmour Elementary SchoolKingfisher, OKKINGFISHER25431.2%
548McKinley Elementary SchoolNorman, OKNORMAN34141.2%
549Canute Elementary SchoolCanute, OKCANUTE26231.1%
550Helen Paul Learning CenterCatoosa, OKCATOOSA873—1.1%
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