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The public elementary schools with the highest share of Black students in Rhode Island · page 3

Ranks 101–150 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Rhode Island. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · RHODE ISLAND

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black
101	Segue Inst for Learning	Central Falls, RI	Segue Institute for Learning	359	3.3%(12)
102	Wakefield Hills El. School	West Warwick, RI	West Warwick	373	3.2%(12)
103	Scott School	Warwick, RI	Warwick	189	3.2%(6)
104	Greenwood School	Warwick, RI	Warwick	255	3.1%(8)
105	Sherman School	Warwick, RI	Warwick	324	3.1%(10)
106	Woodridge School	Cranston, RI	Cranston	260	3.1%(8)
107	Glen Hills School	Cranston, RI	Cranston	270	3.0%(8)
108	Austin T. Levy School	Harrisville, RI	Burrillville	254	2.8%(7)
109	Kingston Hill Academy	Saunderstown, RI	Kingston Hill Academy	260	2.7%(7)
110	Peace Dale School	Peace Dale, RI	South Kingstown	412	2.7%(11)
111	George Hanaford School	East Greenwich, RI	East Greenwich	276	2.5%(7)
112	John F. Horgan School	West Warwick, RI	West Warwick	475	2.5%(12)
113	Lincoln Central Elem.	Lincoln, RI	Lincoln	416	2.4%(10)
114	Brown Avenue School	Johnston, RI	Johnston	251	2.4%(6)
115	Garvin Memorial	Cumberland, RI	Cumberland	422	2.4%(10)
116	Cedar Hill School	Warwick, RI	Warwick	299	2.3%(7)
117	Fishing Cove El. School	North Kingstown, RI	North Kingstown	346	2.3%(8)
118	Meadowbrook Farms School	East Greenwich, RI	East Greenwich	281	2.1%(6)
119	Primrose Hill School	Barrington, RI	Barrington	329	2.1%(7)
120	Hugh Cole School	Warren, RI	Bristol Warren	517	2.1%(11)
121	Leviton Dual Language School	Providence, RI	Providence	288	2.1%(6)
122	Nuestro Mundo Public Charter S	Providence, RI	Nuestro Mundo Public Charter	292	2.0%(6)
123	Community School	Cumberland, RI	Cumberland	545	2.0%(11)
124	William Callahan School	Harrisville, RI	Burrillville	310	1.9%(6)
125	John J. McLaughlin Cumberland	Cumberland, RI	Cumberland	413	1.9%(8)
126	Wyman School	Warwick, RI	Warwick	262	1.9%(5)
127	Melville School	Portsmouth, RI	Portsmouth	316	1.9%(6)
128	Pocasset School	Tiverton, RI	Tiverton	210	1.9%(4)
129	Forest Park El. School	North Kingstown, RI	North Kingstown	264	1.9%(5)
130	Blackrock School	Coventry, RI	Coventry	322	1.9%(6)
131	Orchard Farms El. School	Cranston, RI	Cranston	444	1.8%(8)
132	Park School	Warwick, RI	Warwick	225	1.8%(4)
133	North Smithfield Elementary	North Smithfield, RI	North Smithfield	583	1.7%(10)
134	Hampden Meadows School	Barrington, RI	Barrington	471	1.7%(8)
135	Charlestown Elementary School	Charlestown, RI	Chariho	246	1.6%(4)
136	West Kingston School	West Kingston, RI	South Kingstown	313	1.6%(5)
137	Raymond LaPerche School	Smithfield, RI	Smithfield	337	1.5%(5)
138	Clayville School	Clayville, RI	Scituate	140	1.4%(2)
139	Wawaloam School	Exeter, RI	Exeter-West Greenwich	215	1.4%(3)
140	Warwick Neck School	Warwick, RI	Warwick	290	1.4%(4)
141	Stony Lane El. School	North Kingstown, RI	North Kingstown	385	1.3%(5)
142	Hopkins Hill School	Coventry, RI	Coventry	323	1.2%(4)
143	Capt. Isaac Paine El. School	Foster, RI	Foster	241	1.2%(3)
144	Tiogue School	Coventry, RI	Coventry	328	1.2%(4)
145	Metcalf School	Exeter, RI	Exeter-West Greenwich	522	1.1%(6)
146	Dunn's Corners School	Westerly, RI	Westerly	264	1.1%(3)
147	Nayatt School	Barrington, RI	Barrington	356	1.1%(4)
148	Steere Farm Elementary School	Pascoag, RI	Burrillville	268	1.1%(3)
149	Pleasant View Elementary Schoo	Smithfield, RI	Smithfield	552	1.1%(6)
150	Colt Andrews School	Bristol, RI	Bristol Warren	307	1.0%(3)

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