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The public high schools with the highest share of Black students in Oklahoma · page 2

Ranks 51–100 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Oklahoma. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · OKLAHOMA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsBlack students% Black
51Southmoore High SchoolMoore, OKMOORE2,0551708.3%
52Choctaw High SchoolChoctaw, OKCHOCTAW-NICOMA PARK1,8671528.1%
53Porter Consolidated High SchoolPorter, OKPORTER CONSOLIDATED175148.0%
54Deer Creek High SchoolEdmond, OKDEER CREEK2,2901838.0%
55U. S. Grant High SchoolOklahoma City, OKOKLAHOMA CITY1,6801348.0%
56Broken Arrow Freshman AcademyBroken Arrow, OKBROKEN ARROW1,2761007.8%
57Norman High SchoolNorman, OKNORMAN2,1001607.6%
58Jenks High SchoolJenks, OKJENKS3,6552777.6%
59Memorial High SchoolEdmond, OKEDMOND2,7702067.4%
60North High SchoolEdmond, OKEDMOND2,5321837.2%
61Wagoner High SchoolWagoner, OKWAGONER596427.0%
62Northwest Classen High SchoolOklahoma City, OKOKLAHOMA CITY1,9141337.0%
63Frederick High SchoolFrederick, OKFREDERICK202146.9%
64Guthrie High SchoolGuthrie, OKGUTHRIE960666.9%
65Yukon High SchoolYukon, OKYUKON2,9841966.6%
66Broken Arrow High SchoolBroken Arrow, OKBROKEN ARROW4,8023156.6%
67Cache High SchoolCache, OKCACHE643426.5%
68Beggs High SchoolBeggs, OKBEGGS262176.5%
69Dove Science Academy HS TulsaTulsa, OKDOVE SCHOOLS OF TULSA (CHARTER)343226.4%
70Crescent High SchoolCrescent, OKCRESCENT174116.3%
71Mustang High SchoolMustang, OKMUSTANG3,8042366.2%
72Bristow High SchoolBristow, OKBRISTOW495306.1%
73Preston High SchoolOkmulgee, OKPRESTON198126.1%
74Haskell High SchoolHaskell, OKHASKELL202125.9%
75Wynnewood High SchoolWynnewood, OKWYNNEWOOD205125.8%
76Shawnee High SchoolShawnee, OKSHAWNEE1,045615.8%
77Hobart High SchoolHobart, OKHOBART191115.8%
78Stillwater Junior High SchoolStillwater, OKSTILLWATER910515.6%
79Stillwater High SchoolStillwater, OKSTILLWATER1,341745.5%
80Altus High SchoolAltus, OKALTUS975525.3%
81Norman North High SchoolNorman, OKNORMAN2,4001275.3%
82Atoka High SchoolAtoka, OKATOKA265145.3%
83Spiro High SchoolSpiro, OKSPIRO291155.2%
84Okemah High SchoolOkemah, OKOKEMAH226114.9%
85Coweta Intermediate High SchoolCoweta, OKCOWETA290144.8%
86Piedmont High SchoolPiedmont, OKPIEDMONT1,579754.8%
87Chickasha High SchoolChickasha, OKCHICKASHA745354.7%
88Owasso High SchoolOwasso, OKOWASSO3,0501424.7%
89Davis High SchoolDavis, OKDAVIS258124.7%
90Sapulpa High SchoolSapulpa, OKSAPULPA1,015474.6%
91Broken Bow High SchoolBroken Bow, OKBROKEN BOW606284.6%
92Southeast High SchoolOklahoma City, OKOKLAHOMA CITY860394.5%
93Pauls Valley High SchoolPauls Valley, OKPAULS VALLEY361164.4%
94Jones High SchoolJones, OKJONES380164.2%
95Muldrow High SchoolMuldrow, OKMULDROW437184.1%
96Anadarko High SchoolAnadarko, OKANADARKO376154.0%
97Duncan High SchoolDuncan, OKDUNCAN981394.0%
98Vian High SchoolVian, OKVIAN23093.9%
99El Reno High SchoolEl Reno, OKEL RENO1,040403.9%
100Newcastle High SchoolNewcastle, OKNEWCASTLE809313.8%
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