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The public middle schools with the highest share of Black students in Tennessee · page 7

Ranks 301342 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Tennessee. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · TENNESSEE
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsBlack students% Black
301Heritage Middle SchoolMaryville, TNBlount County63871.1%
302Rutledge Middle SchoolRutledge, TNGrainger County36341.1%
303Waynesboro Middle SchoolWaynesboro, TNWayne County27831.1%
304Whitwell Middle SchoolWhitwell, TNMarion County28031.1%
305Gatlinburg Pittman Junior HighGatlinburg, TNSevier County37741.1%
306Thompson's Station Middle SchoolThompson's Station, TNWilliamson County57961.0%
307Chilhowee Middle SchoolBenton, TNPolk County29331.0%
308East Ridge Middle SchoolWhitesburg, TNHamblen County52850.9%
309Soddy Daisy Middle SchoolSoddy Daisy, TNHamilton County45040.9%
310W James Middle SchoolWhite Bluff, TNDickson County23920.8%
311Soldiers Memorial Middle SchoolTazewell, TNClaiborne County36030.8%
312H Maynard Middle SchoolMaynardville, TNUnion County60450.8%
313Church Hill MiddleChurch Hill, TNHawkins County74160.8%
314Church Hill Intermediate SchoolChurch Hill, TNHawkins County3760.8%
315Pigeon Forge IntermediatePigeon Forge, TNSevier County37530.8%
316North Greene Middle SchoolGreeneville, TNGreene County26220.8%
317Meigs Middle SchoolDecatur, TNMeigs County40630.7%
318Jackson County Middle SchoolGainesboro, TNJackson County41130.7%
319Oneida Middle SchoolOneida, TNOneida28220.7%
320Westmoreland Middle SchoolWestmoreland, TNSumner County42330.7%
321Unicoi Co Middle SchoolErwin, TNUnicoi County43230.7%
322Sycamore Middle SchoolPleasant View, TNCheatham County67240.6%
323Oliver Springs MiddleOliver Springs, TNRoane County17210.6%
324Chuckey Doak Middle SchoolAfton, TNGreene County36020.6%
325Community Middle SchoolUnionville, TNBedford County36520.6%
326Summertown MiddleSummertown, TNLawrence County18710.5%
327Coffee County Middle SchoolManchester, TNCoffee County78340.5%
328Macon County Junior High SchoolLafayette, TNMacon County77840.5%
329Sullivan East Middle SchoolBluff City, TNSullivan County58630.5%
330Sequatchie Co Middle SchoolDunlap, TNSequatchie County59630.5%
331Delk-Henson Intermediate SchoolChapel Hill, TNMarshall County42220.5%
332Charlotte Middle SchoolCharlotte, TNDickson County43320.5%
333Tellico Plains Junior High SchoolTellico Plains, TNMonroe County25810.4%
334Huntsville Middle SchoolHuntsville, TNScott County26810.4%
335Johnson Co Middle SchoolMountain City, TNJohnson County28110.4%
336Rogersville Middle SchoolRogersville, TNHawkins County33410.3%
337Jacksboro Middle SchoolJacksboro, TNCampbell County52410.2%
338Central Middle SchoolWartburg, TNMorgan County31700.0%
339Livingston Middle SchoolLivingston, TNOverton County23700.0%
340Midway Middle SchoolTen Mile, TNRoane County19100.0%
341Collinwood Middle SchoolCollinwood, TNWayne County23800.0%
342Hancock Middle SchoolSneedville, TNHancock County19500.0%
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