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The public 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	Gilbert Stuart Middle School	Providence, RI	Providence	469	11.7%
102	The Greene School	West Greenwich, RI	The Greene School	189	11.6%(22)
103	Woonsocket Middle @ Villa Nova	Woonsocket, RI	Woonsocket	542	11.4%(62)
104	Governor Christopher DelSesto	Providence, RI	Providence	818	11.1%(91)
105	Reservoir Avenue School	Providence, RI	Providence	289	11.1%(32)
106	Lillian Feinstein El. School	Providence, RI	Providence	429	11.0%(47)
107	Providence Career Technical	Providence, RI	Providence	759	10.9%(83)
108	Stephen Olney School	North Providence, RI	North Providence	388	10.6%(41)
109	Frank E. Thompson Middle	Newport, RI	Newport	499	10.2%(51)
110	Pothier-Citizens Elem Campus	Woonsocket, RI	Woonsocket	669	9.6%(64)
111	William D'Abate Elem. School	Providence, RI	Providence	398	9.6%(38)
112	Leo A. Savoie School	Woonsocket, RI	Woonsocket	380	9.5%(36)
113	Claiborne Pell Elementary	Newport, RI	Newport	657	9.4%(62)
114	Riverside Middle School	Riverside, RI	East Providence	549	9.3%(51)
115	Winsor Hill School	Johnston, RI	Johnston	380	9.2%(35)
116	West Broadway Middle School	Providence, RI	Providence	516	9.1%(47)
117	Northern Lincoln Elem.	Manville, RI	Lincoln	495	9.1%(45)
118	Rogers High School	Newport, RI	Newport	599	9.0%(54)
119	Founders Academy	Woonsocket, RI	Beacon Charter School	158	8.9%(14)
120	Thornton School	Johnston, RI	Johnston	340	8.8%(30)
121	Alfred Lima Sr. El School	Providence, RI	Providence	662	8.8%(58)
122	Forest Avenue School	Middletown, RI	Middletown	304	8.6%(26)
123	Suzanne M. Henseler Quidnesset	North Kingstown, RI	North Kingstown	212	8.5%(18)
124	Early Childhood Center	Johnston, RI	Johnston	201	8.5%(17)
125	W. R. Dutemple School	Cranston, RI	Cranston	254	8.3%(21)
126	Sarah Dyer Barnes School	Johnston, RI	Johnston	266	8.3%(22)
127	Jacqueline M. Walsh School	Pawtucket, RI	Pawtucket	173	8.1%(14)
128	B.F. Norton Elementary School	Cumberland, RI	Cumberland	374	8.0%(30)
129	Lonsdale Elementary	Lincoln, RI	Lincoln	286	7.7%(22)
130	Cranston High School East	Cranston, RI	Cranston	1,525	7.3%(111)
131	Graniteville School	Johnston, RI	Johnston	152	7.2%(11)
132	Lincoln Middle School	Lincoln, RI	Lincoln	773	7.2%(56)
133	Nicholas A. Ferri Middle	Johnston, RI	Johnston	720	7.2%(52)
134	John F. Deering Middle	West Warwick, RI	West Warwick	976	7.0%(68)
135	West Warwick High School	West Warwick, RI	West Warwick	1,081	6.9%(75)
136	Joseph L. McCourt MS	Cumberland, RI	Cumberland	482	6.8%(33)
137	Raices Dual Language Academy	Central Falls, RI	Central Falls	206	6.8%(14)
138	Johnston Senior High	Johnston, RI	Johnston	826	6.7%(55)
139	Eden Park School	Cranston, RI	Cranston	243	6.6%(16)
140	RISE Prep Mayoral Academy	Woonsocket, RI	RISE Prep Mayoral Academy	573	6.5%(37)
141	Holliman School	Warwick, RI	Warwick	280	6.4%(18)
142	Saylesville Elementary	Lincoln, RI	Lincoln	312	6.4%(20)
143	BEACON Charter School	Woonsocket, RI	Beacon Charter School	203	6.4%(13)
144	Park View Middle School	Cranston, RI	Cranston	711	6.3%(45)
145	Myron J. Francis Elementary	Rumford, RI	East Providence	391	6.1%(24)
146	Gladstone Street School	Cranston, RI	Cranston	402	6.0%(24)
147	Waddington School	Riverside, RI	East Providence	554	6.0%(33)
148	Edward S. Rhodes School	Cranston, RI	Cranston	287	5.9%(17)
149	Hugh B. Bain Middle School	Cranston, RI	Cranston	527	5.9%(31)
150	Webster Avenue School	Providence, RI	Providence	308	5.8%(18)

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