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The public middle schools with the highest share of Black students in Oklahoma · page 5

Ranks 201–250 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Oklahoma. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · OKLAHOMA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsBlack students% Black
201McLish Middle SchoolStonewall, OKSTONEWALL13021.5%
202Minco Middle SchoolMinco, OKMINCO13521.5%
203Sallisaw Middle SchoolSallisaw, OKSALLISAW40761.5%
204Cashion Middle SchoolCashion, OKCASHION20631.5%
205Lexington Middle SchoolLexington, OKLEXINGTON20531.5%
206Obuch Middle SchoolAntlers, OKANTLERS20731.4%
207North Rock Creek IntermediateShawnee, OKNORTH ROCK CREEK14721.4%
208Woodward Ms South CampusWoodward, OKWOODWARD36951.4%
209Willard Elementary SchoolAda, OKADA37351.3%
210Blanchard Middle SchoolBlanchard, OKBLANCHARD45461.3%
211Nowata Middle SchoolNowata, OKNOWATA15421.3%
212Locust Grove Middle SchoolLocust Grove, OKLOCUST GROVE23931.3%
213Marietta Middle SchoolMarietta, OKMARIETTA24131.2%
214Eufaula Middle SchoolEufaula, OKEUFAULA24431.2%
215Cleveland Middle SchoolCleveland, OKCLEVELAND32841.2%
216Chisholm Middle SchoolEnid, OKCHISHOLM24731.2%
217Tishomingo Middle SchoolTishomingo, OKTISHOMINGO16521.2%
218Commerce Middle SchoolCOMMERCE, OKCOMMERCE17321.2%
219Comanche Middle SchoolComanche, OKCOMANCHE17521.1%
220West IntermediateBixby, OKBIXBY53361.1%
221Stroud Middle SchoolStroud, OKSTROUD17721.1%
222Seminole Middle SchoolSeminole, OKSEMINOLE17821.1%
223Chamberlain Middle SchoolFairview, OKFAIRVIEW18321.1%
224Byng Junior High SchoolAda, OKBYNG37041.1%
225Sequoyah Middle SchoolClaremore, OKSEQUOYAH28431.1%
226Collinsville Middle SchoolCollinsville, OKCOLLINSVILLE47851.1%
227Cushing Middle SchoolCushing, OKCUSHING48851.0%
228Mannford Middle SchoolMannford, OKMANNFORD30831.0%
229Hilldale Middle SchoolMuskogee, OKHILLDALE43040.9%
230Panama Middle SchoolPanama, OKPANAMA10710.9%
231Weatherford Middle SchoolWeatherford, OKWEATHERFORD32630.9%
232Perkins-Tryon Middle SchoolPERKINS, OKPERKINS-TRYON33030.9%
233Tuttle Middle SchoolTuttle, OKTUTTLE43840.9%
234Carnegie Middle SchoolCarnegie, OKCARNEGIE11210.9%
235Wilson 6th Grade CenterCollinsville, OKCOLLINSVILLE24220.8%
236Tahlequah Middle SchoolTahlequah, OKTAHLEQUAH73060.8%
237Grove Upper Elementary SchoolGrove, OKGROVE49340.8%
238Henryetta Middle SchoolHenryetta, OKHENRYETTA24820.8%
239Byng Elementary SchoolAda, OKBYNG38230.8%
240Fort Gibson Middle SchoolFort Gibson, OKFORT GIBSON37930.8%
241Walters Middle SchoolWalters, OKWALTERS12910.8%
242Rongey Middle SchoolKiefer, OKKIEFER13210.8%
243Westville Junior High SchoolWestville, OKWESTVILLE13210.8%
244Fairland Middle SchoolFairland, OKFAIRLAND13310.8%
245Little Axe Middle SchoolNorman, OKLITTLE AXE26720.8%
246Pawnee Middle SchoolPawnee, OKPAWNEE13410.8%
247Dickson Middle SchoolArdmore, OKDICKSON28220.7%
248Marlow Middle SchoolMarlow, OKMARLOW28220.7%
249Pocola Middle SchoolPocola, OKPOCOLA14210.7%
250Stilwell Middle SchoolStilwell, OKSTILWELL29120.7%
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