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The public schools with the most Black students in DeKalb County, Alabama

This ranking covers the public schools with the most Black students in DeKalb County, Alabama, drawn from 17 qualifying public schools. Fort Payne High School leads the list at 34, against a median of 5 across the ranked schools.

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DeKalb County, Alabama

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MOST BLACK (COUNT) · DEKALB COUNTY, ALABAMA

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black	Black students
1	Fort Payne High School	Fort Payne, AL	Fort Payne City	1,106	3.1%	34
2	Little Ridge Intermediate School	Fort Payne, AL	Fort Payne City	792	3.2%	25
3	Collinsville High School	Collinsville, AL	DeKalb County	906	2.4%	22
4	Wills Valley Elementary School	Fort Payne, AL	Fort Payne City	738	2.7%	20
5	Fort Payne Middle School	Fort Payne, AL	Fort Payne City	741	2.4%	18
6	Sylvania School	Sylvania, AL	DeKalb County	915	1.4%	13
7	Geraldine School	Geraldine, AL	DeKalb County	1,211	0.7%	9
8	Fyffe High School	Fyffe, AL	DeKalb County	954	0.8%	8
9	Plainview School	Rainsville, AL	DeKalb County	1,167	0.4%	5
10	Crossville Middle School	Crossville, AL	DeKalb County	770	0.7%	5
11	Valley Head High School	Valley Head, AL	DeKalb County	517	0.6%	3
12	Henagar Junior High School	Henagar, AL	DeKalb County	261	0.8%	2
13	Ider School	Ider, AL	DeKalb County	586	0.3%	2
14	Crossville High School	Crossville, AL	DeKalb County	649	0.3%	2
15	Williams Avenue Elementary School	Fort Payne, AL	Fort Payne City	131	1.5%	2
16	Crossville Elementary School	Crossville, AL	DeKalb County	658	0.1%	1
17	Ruhuma Junior High School	Ft Payne, AL	DeKalb County	175	0.6%	1

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