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The public elementary schools with the highest share of Black students in Oklahoma · page 15

Ranks 701–750 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Oklahoma. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · OKLAHOMA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsBlack students% Black
701Washington Elementary SchoolAlva, OKALVA24010.4%
702Healdton Elementary SchoolHealdton, OKHEALDTON23710.4%
703Shattuck Elementary SchoolShattuck, OKSHATTUCK23610.4%
704Herald Elementary SchoolCollinsville, OKCOLLINSVILLE49320.4%
705Empire Elementary SchoolDuncan, OKEMPIRE24410.4%
706Harmony Public SchoolAtoka, OKHARMONY24610.4%
707Rattan Elementary SchoolRattan, OKRATTAN24610.4%
708Homer Elementary SchoolAda, OKBYNG50220.4%
709Westside Elementary SchoolClaremore, OKCLAREMORE50120.4%
710Gans Elementary SchoolGans, OKGANS24910.4%
711Wilson Elementary SchoolMiami, OKMIAMI25010.4%
712Oologah-Talala Upper Elementary SchoolOologah, OKOOLOGAH-TALALA50120.4%
713Keys Elementary SchoolPark Hill, OKKEYS51120.4%
714Blackwell Elementary SchoolBlackwell, OKBLACKWELL50720.4%
715Ketchum Elementary SchoolKetchum, OKKETCHUM25510.4%
716Varnum Elementary SchoolSeminole, OKVARNUM25510.4%
717Oklahoma Union Elementary SchoolSouth Coffeyville, OKOKLAHOMA UNION26510.4%
718Grand View Public SchoolTahlequah, OKGRAND VIEW52120.4%
719Pretty Water Public SchoolSapulpa, OKPRETTY WATER26510.4%
720Strother Elementary SchoolSeminole, OKSTROTHER26310.4%
721Walters Elementary SchoolWalters, OKWALTERS26210.4%
722Afton Elementary SchoolAfton, OKAFTON26810.4%
723Inola Elementary SchoolInola, OKINOLA53820.4%
724Anderson Public SchoolSand Springs, OKANDERSON28010.4%
725Jefferson Elementary SchoolPryor, OKPRYOR27410.4%
726Berryhill Es SouthTulsa, OKBERRYHILL57120.3%
727McCord Public SchoolPonca City, OKMCCORD29410.3%
728Quapaw Elementary SchoolQuapaw, OKQUAPAW29110.3%
729Whitebead Public SchoolPauls Valley, OKWHITEBEAD29410.3%
730Laverne Elementary SchoolLaverne, OKLAVERNE30110.3%
731Merritt Elementary SchoolElk City, OKMERRITT62120.3%
732Newkirk Elementary SchoolNewkirk, OKNEWKIRK31710.3%
733Lincoln Elementary SchoolPryor, OKPRYOR62120.3%
734Ripley Elementary SchoolRipley, OKRIPLEY31710.3%
735Salina Elementary SchoolSalina, OKSALINA31510.3%
736Twin Hills Public SchoolOkmulgee, OKTWIN HILLS31410.3%
737Anadarko East Elementary SchoolAnadarko, OKANADARKO32310.3%
738Dickson Elementary SchoolArdmore, OKDICKSON32310.3%
739Sayre Elementary SchoolSayre, OKSAYRE32510.3%
740Meeker Elementary SchoolMeeker, OKMEEKER33310.3%
741Oologah-Talala Lower Elementary SchoolOologah, OKOOLOGAH-TALALA33310.3%
742Cornelsen Elementary SchoolFairview, OKFAIRVIEW34310.3%
743Liberty Public SchoolMULDROW, OKLIBERTY34910.3%
744Morrison Elementary SchoolMorrison, OKMORRISON34110.3%
745Skiatook Elementary SchoolSkiatook, OKSKIATOOK34110.3%
746Will Rogers Elementary SchoolBurns Flat, OKBURNS FLAT-DILL CITY35510.3%
747Roosa Elementary SchoolClaremore, OKCLAREMORE37610.3%
748Kansas Elementary SchoolKansas, OKKANSAS38410.3%
749Tonkawa Elementary SchoolTonkawa, OKTONKAWA40210.3%
750Comanche Elementary SchoolComanche, OKCOMANCHE43910.2%
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