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The public elementary schools with the highest share of Black students in Oklahoma · page 13

Ranks 601–650 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Oklahoma. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · OKLAHOMA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsBlack students% Black
601Bethel Elementary SchoolShawnee, OKBETHEL55650.9%
602Cushing Lower Elementary SchoolCushing, OKCUSHING22320.9%
603Kiefer Elementary SchoolKiefer, OKKIEFER55950.9%
604Liberty Elementary SchoolSallisaw, OKSALLISAW55950.9%
605Collinsville Upper Elementary SchoolCollinsville, OKCOLLINSVILLE69760.9%
606Blair Elementary SchoolBlair, OKBLAIR11710.8%
607Norwood Public SchoolHulbert, OKNORWOOD11810.8%
608Crowder Elementary SchoolCROWDER, OKCROWDER23720.8%
609Cedar Heights Elementary SchoolWoodward, OKWOODWARD23720.8%
610Cushing Upper Elementary SchoolCushing, OKCUSHING36030.8%
611Nowata Elementary SchoolNowata, OKNOWATA36130.8%
612Santa Fe South Spero Elementary SchoolOklahoma City, OKSANTA FE SOUTH CHARTER48640.8%
613Cement Elementary SchoolCement, OKCEMENT12310.8%
614Art Goad Elementary SchoolChelsea, OKCHELSEA37730.8%
615Lone Star Public SchoolSapulpa, OKLONE STAR87670.8%
616Okay Elementary SchoolOkay, OKOKAY24920.8%
617Erick Elementary SchoolErick, OKERICK12710.8%
618Garber Elementary SchoolGarber, OKGARBER25220.8%
619Woodlands Elementary SchoolPonca City, OKPONCA CITY25820.8%
620Stuart Elementary SchoolStuart, OKSTUART12910.8%
621Waukomis Elementary SchoolWaukomis, OKWAUKOMIS25620.8%
622Latta Elementary SchoolAda, OKLATTA52240.8%
623Quinton Elementary SchoolQuinton, OKQUINTON26020.8%
624Pratt Elementary SchoolSand Springs, OKSAND SPRINGS38830.8%
625Shady Grove Public SchoolHulbert, OKSHADY GROVE13410.8%
626Arnett Elementary SchoolArnett, OKARNETT13610.7%
627Madill Elementary SchoolMadill, OKMADILL83960.7%
628Lomega Elementary SchoolLoyal, OKLOMEGA13810.7%
629General Thomas P Stafford ElementaryWeatherford, OKWEATHERFORD55840.7%
630Chattanooga Elementary SchoolChattanooga, OKCHATTANOOGA14410.7%
631Chouteau-Mazie Ec CenterChouteau, OKCHOUTEAU-MAZIE14510.7%
632Schulter Elementary SchoolSchulter, OKSCHULTER14510.7%
633Smithville Elementary SchoolSmithville, OKSMITHVILLE14410.7%
634Stigler Elementary SchoolStigler, OKSTIGLER44230.7%
635Cherokee Elementary SchoolTAHLEQUAH, OKTAHLEQUAH44130.7%
636Whitesboro Elementary SchoolWhitesboro, OKWHITESBORO14610.7%
637Calera Elementary SchoolCalera, OKCALERA75450.7%
638Hartshorne Elementary SchoolHartshorne, OKHARTSHORNE30420.7%
639Stratford Elementary SchoolStratford, OKSTRATFORD30320.7%
640Canadian Elementary SchoolCanadian, OKCANADIAN30820.7%
641Fargo Elementary SchoolFargo, OKFARGO15510.7%
642Oak Grove Public SchoolCushing, OKOAK GROVE15410.7%
643Longfellow Elementary SchoolAlva, OKALVA15610.6%
644Pawhuska Elementary SchoolPawhuska, OKPAWHUSKA15710.6%
645Sperry Elementary SchoolSperry, OKSPERRY46830.6%
646Tenkiller Public SchoolWelling, OKTENKILLER15710.6%
647Grove Lower Elementary SchoolGrove, OKGROVE78950.6%
648Osage Hills Public SchoolBartlesville, OKOSAGE HILLS15910.6%
649Shady Point Public SchoolShady Point, OKSHADY POINT15810.6%
650Purcell Intermediate SchoolPurcell, OKPURCELL32820.6%
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