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

This ranking covers the public high schools with the most Black students in Marshall County, Alabama, drawn from 9 qualifying public high schools. Guntersville High School leads the list at 73, against a median of 19 across the ranked schools.

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Marshall County, Alabama

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MOST BLACK (COUNT) · MARSHALL COUNTY, ALABAMA

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black	Black students
1	Guntersville High School	Guntersville, AL	Guntersville City	556	13.1%	73
2	Albertville High School	Albertville, AL	Albertville City	1,244	4.5%	56
3	Albertville Innovation Academy	Albertville, AL	Albertville City	507	6.3%	32
4	Asbury High School	Albertville, AL	Marshall County	659	2.9%	19
5	Boaz High School	Boaz, AL	Boaz City	721	2.6%	19
6	Douglas High School	Douglas, AL	Marshall County	727	1.6%	12
7	Brindlee Mountain High School	Guntersville, AL	Marshall County	496	1.2%	6
8	Arab High School	Arab, AL	Arab City	735	0.8%	6
9	Kate D Smith DAR High School	Grant, AL	Marshall County	372	0.3%	1

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