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

This ranking covers the public schools with the most Black students in Lee County, Alabama, drawn from 38 qualifying public schools. Opelika High School leads the list at 865, against a median of 139 across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked

Lee County, Alabama

Top Black students

865

Median Black students

139

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · LEE COUNTY, ALABAMA

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black	Black students
1	Opelika High School	Opelika, AL	Opelika City	1,590	54.4%	865
2	Auburn High School	Auburn, AL	Auburn City	2,227	22.0%	490
3	Opelika Middle School	Opelika, AL	Opelika City	812	50.5%	410
4	Smiths Station High School	Smiths Station, AL	Lee County	1,588	19.8%	315
5	Auburn Junior High School	Auburn, AL	Auburn City	1,491	20.9%	311
6	Northside School	Opelika, AL	Opelika City	464	47.2%	219
7	Morris Avenue Intermediate School	Opelika, AL	Opelika City	397	52.6%	209
8	Southview Primary School	Opelika, AL	Opelika City	480	42.9%	206
9	Jeter Primary School	Opelika, AL	Opelika City	435	46.4%	202
10	Carver Primary School	Opelika, AL	Opelika City	414	48.5%	201
11	Fox Run School	Opelika, AL	Opelika City	392	49.0%	192
12	Loachapoka High School	Loachapoka, AL	Lee County	277	69.0%	191
13	West Forest Intermediate School	Opelika, AL	Opelika City	393	47.6%	187
14	Loachapoka Elementary School	Loachapoka, AL	Lee County	332	55.4%	184
15	Smiths Station Junior High School	Smiths Station, AL	Lee County	910	18.2%	166
16	Lakewood Primary School	Phenix City, AL	Phenix City	466	34.5%	161
17	East Samford School	Auburn, AL	Auburn City	733	20.7%	152
18	East Smiths Station Elementary School	Smiths Station, AL	Lee County	785	19.2%	151
19	West Smiths Station Elementary School	Smiths Station, AL	Lee County	811	17.4%	141
20	Drake Middle School	Auburn, AL	Auburn City	720	19.0%	137
21	Lakewood Elementary School	Phenix City, AL	Phenix City	455	30.1%	137
22	Beauregard High School	Opelika, AL	Lee County	533	24.9%	133
23	Beauregard Elementary School	Opelika, AL	Lee County	783	16.4%	128
24	Richland Elementary School	Auburn, AL	Auburn City	426	27.0%	115
25	Margaret Yarbrough Elementary School	Auburn, AL	Auburn City	396	28.5%	113
26	Auburn Early Education Center	Auburn, AL	Auburn City	492	22.8%	112
27	Creekside Elementary School	Auburn, AL	Auburn City	458	23.8%	109
28	Sanford Middle School	Opelika, AL	Lee County	533	20.4%	109
29	Beulah High School	Valley, AL	Lee County	535	19.6%	105
30	South Smiths Station Elementary School	Smiths Station, AL	Lee County	669	14.9%	100
31	Ogletree Elementary School	Auburn, AL	Auburn City	523	18.7%	98
32	Beulah Elementary School	Valley, AL	Lee County	696	14.1%	98
33	Woodland Pines Elementary School	Auburn, AL	Auburn City	348	26.7%	93
34	Cary Woods Elementary School	Auburn, AL	Auburn City	439	20.5%	90
35	Pick Elementary School	Auburn, AL	Auburn City	464	19.0%	88
36	Wacoochee Elementary School	Salem, AL	Lee County	574	12.2%	70
37	Dean Road Elementary School	Auburn, AL	Auburn City	383	15.9%	61
38	Wrights Mill Road Elementary School	Auburn, AL	Auburn City	388	13.1%	51

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