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The public elementary schools with the highest share of Black students in Norfolk city, Virginia

32 public elementary schools in Norfolk city, Virginia appear in this ranking of the public elementary schools with the highest share of Black students, ranked by the share of students who are Black or African American, from federal NCES enrollment data. P.B. Young Sr. Elementary leads the list at 90.0%, against a median of 55.7% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
32
Norfolk city, Virginia
Top % Black
90.0%
Median % Black
55.7%
MOST BLACK · NORFOLK CITY, VIRGINIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsBlack students% Black
1P.B. Young Sr. ElementaryNorfolk, VANorfolk City Public Schools24121790.0%
2Richard Bowling ElementaryNorfolk, VANorfolk City Public Schools49243287.8%
3St. Helena ElementaryNorfolk, VANorfolk City Public Schools22920187.8%
4Southside STEM Academy at CampostellaNorfolk, VANorfolk City Public Schools68660087.5%
5Jacox ElementaryNorfolk, VANorfolk City Public Schools59652187.4%
6Berkley/Campostella Early Childhood Education CenterNorfolk, VANorfolk City Public Schools16514487.3%
7Chesterfield ElementaryNorfolk, VANorfolk City Public Schools32528086.2%
8Ingleside ElementaryNorfolk, VANorfolk City Public Schools57448584.5%
9Lindenwood ElementaryNorfolk, VANorfolk City Public Schools24317070.0%
10James Monroe ElementaryNorfolk, VANorfolk City Public Schools29920568.6%
11Norview ElementaryNorfolk, VANorfolk City Public Schools41226664.6%
12Coleman Place ElementaryNorfolk, VANorfolk City Public Schools55134362.3%
13Suburban Park ElementaryNorfolk, VANorfolk City Public Schools41525060.2%
14Lake TaylorNorfolk, VANorfolk City Public Schools66439559.5%
15Granby ElementaryNorfolk, VANorfolk City Public Schools46426557.1%
16Willard ElementaryNorfolk, VANorfolk City Public Schools44125156.9%
17Tanners Creek ElementaryNorfolk, VANorfolk City Public Schools51728254.5%
18Camp Allen ElementaryNorfolk, VANorfolk City Public Schools40518345.2%
19Ghent K-8Norfolk, VANorfolk City Public Schools50121542.9%
20Walter Herron Taylor ElementaryNorfolk, VANorfolk City Public Schools40317242.7%
21Larrymore ElementaryNorfolk, VANorfolk City Public Schools58424642.1%
22Crossroads PreK-8 SchoolNorfolk, VANorfolk City Public Schools79031339.6%
23Oceanair ElementaryNorfolk, VANorfolk City Public Schools40015739.3%
24Sherwood Forest ElementaryNorfolk, VANorfolk City Public Schools40615939.2%
25Willoughby Early Childhood CenterNorfolk, VANorfolk City Public Schools1816938.1%
26Sewells Point ElementaryNorfolk, VANorfolk City Public Schools49517535.4%
27Little Creek ElementaryNorfolk, VANorfolk City Public Schools58317830.5%
28Ocean View ElementaryNorfolk, VANorfolk City Public Schools51214929.1%
29Larchmont ElementaryNorfolk, VANorfolk City Public Schools45511625.5%
30Mary Calcott ElementaryNorfolk, VANorfolk City Public Schools4048521.0%
31Bay View ElementaryNorfolk, VANorfolk City Public Schools50010521.0%
32Tarrallton ElementaryNorfolk, VANorfolk City Public Schools2865218.2%
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