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The public middle schools with the highest share of Black students in Dane County, Wisconsin

Across Dane County, Wisconsin, 33 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by the share of students who are Black or African American, from federal NCES enrollment data. Whitehorse Middle leads the list at 31.6%, against a median of 4.9% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
33
Dane County, Wisconsin
Top % Black
31.6%
Median % Black
4.9%
MOST BLACK · DANE COUNTY, WISCONSIN
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsBlack students% Black
1Whitehorse MiddleMadison, WIMadison Metropolitan School District41513131.6%
2Black Hawk MiddleMadison, WIMadison Metropolitan School District3009331.0%
3James Wright MiddleMadison, WIMadison Metropolitan School District2457129.0%
4Sherman MiddleMadison, WIMadison Metropolitan School District4009624.0%
5O'Keeffe MiddleMadison, WIMadison Metropolitan School District4348118.7%
6Toki MiddleMadison, WIMadison Metropolitan School District4879018.5%
7Ezekiel Gillespie Middle SchoolMadison, WIMadison Metropolitan School District4627816.9%
8Central Heights MiddleSun Prairie, WISun Prairie Area School District5608515.2%
9Prairie View MiddleSun Prairie, WISun Prairie Area School District69910314.7%
10Sennett MiddleMadison, WIMadison Metropolitan School District5707813.7%
11Cherokee Heights MiddleMadison, WIMadison Metropolitan School District5265710.8%
12Hamilton MiddleMadison, WIMadison Metropolitan School District790597.5%
13Patrick Marsh MiddleSun Prairie, WISun Prairie Area School District581417.1%
14Savanna Oaks MiddleFitchburg, WIVerona Area School District360256.9%
15Spring Harbor MiddleMadison, WIMadison Metropolitan School District269155.6%
16Kromrey MiddleMiddleton, WIMiddleton-Cross Plains Area School District1,230675.5%
17River Bluff MiddleStoughton, WIStoughton Area School District569284.9%
18Marshall MiddleMarshall, WIMarshall School District12864.7%
19Glacier Creek MiddleCross Plains, WIMiddleton-Cross Plains Area School District924414.4%
20Glacial Drumlin SchoolCottage Grove, WIMonona Grove School District766344.4%
21Badger Ridge MiddleVerona, WIVerona Area School District776344.4%
22Deerfield MiddleDeerfield, WIDeerfield Community School District11443.5%
23Indian Mound MiddleMcFarland, WIMcFarland School District534152.8%
24Harvest Intermediate SchoolDeForest, WIDe Forest Area School District966252.6%
25Waunakee MiddleWaunakee, WIWaunakee Community School District667172.5%
26De Forest MiddleDe Forest, WIDe Forest Area School District602142.3%
27Waunakee IntermediateWaunakee, WIWaunakee Community School District661132.0%
28Oregon MiddleOregon, WIOregon School District613122.0%
29Rome Corners IntermediateOregon, WIOregon School District46381.7%
30Mount Horeb MiddleMount Horeb, WIMount Horeb Area School District50371.4%
31Nikolay MiddleCambridge, WICambridge School District20321.0%
32Wisconsin Heights MiddleMazomanie, WIWisconsin Heights School District15310.7%
33Belleville MiddleBelleville, WIBelleville School District11100.0%
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