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The public K-12 schools with the most Black students in Alabama

66 public K-12 schools in Alabama appear in this ranking of the public K-12 schools with the most Black students, ranked by the total number of Black or African American students enrolled. Francis Marion School leads the list at 403, against a median of 40 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
66
Alabama
Top Black students
403
Median Black students
40
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · ALABAMA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1Francis Marion SchoolMarion, ALPerry County41397.6%403
2Robert C Hatch High SchoolUniontown, ALPerry County40299.0%398
3LEAD Academy Building BMontgomery, ALLEAD Academy39494.4%372
4Luverne High SchoolLuverne, ALCrenshaw County74540.5%302
5Georgiana SchoolGeorgiana, ALButler County37778.5%296
6The PathwayMobile, ALMobile County39674.2%294
7Breakthrough Charter SchoolMarion, ALBreakthrough Charter School37564.5%242
8Marengo High SchoolDixons Mills, ALMarengo County22399.1%221
9Autaugaville SchoolAutaugaville, ALAutauga County25585.1%217
10Sweet Water High SchoolSweet Water, ALMarengo County60035.3%212
11Excel High SchoolExcel, ALMonroe County1,01021.0%212
12Notasulga High SchoolNotasulga, ALMacon County25878.7%203
13J F Shields High SchoolBeatrice, ALMonroe County17997.2%174
14Highland Home SchoolHighland Home, ALCrenshaw County74622.0%164
15Brantley High SchoolBrantley, ALCrenshaw County57226.2%150
16Amelia L Johnson High SchoolThomaston, ALMarengo County14297.9%139
17Billingsley High SchoolBillingsley, ALAutauga County58618.3%107
18Augusta Evans SchoolMobile, ALMobile County19854.0%107
19Ariton SchoolAriton, ALDale County88711.6%103
20Leroy High SchoolLeroy, ALWashington County46321.4%99
21Lloyd Wood Education CenterNorthport, ALTuscaloosa County20544.9%92
22Sulligent SchoolSulligent, ALLamar County68412.6%86
23Maplesville High SchoolMaplesville, ALChilton County59213.7%81
24J U Blacksher SchoolUriah, ALMonroe County7479.5%71
25Wadley High SchoolWadley, ALRandolph County37216.4%61
26Millry High SchoolMillry, ALWashington County50911.2%57
27Lamar County HighIntermediateVernon, ALLamar County54410.1%55
28McKenzie High SchoolMcKenzie, ALButler County48710.9%53
29Red Level SchoolRed Level, ALCovington County5359.2%49
30Childrens CenterMontgomery, ALMontgomery County7957.0%45
31Thorsby High SchoolThorsby, ALChilton County8954.9%44
32South Lamar SchoolMillport, ALLamar County6246.9%43
33Fruitdale High SchoolFruitdale, ALWashington County30113.9%42
34Verbena High SchoolVerbena, ALChilton County5896.3%37
35Ragland High SchoolRagland, ALSt Clair County4118.0%33
36Isabella High SchoolMaplesville, ALChilton County7894.1%32
37Pleasant Home SchoolAndalusia, ALCovington County5086.3%32
38Horseshoe Bend High SchoolNew Site, ALTallapoosa County7763.7%29
39Cedar Bluff High SchoolCedar Bluff, ALCherokee County6233.9%24
40Fayetteville High SchoolSylacauga, ALTalladega County5804.1%24
41Collinsville High SchoolCollinsville, ALDeKalb County9062.4%22
42Southeastern SchoolRemlap, ALBlount County8222.3%19
43Linda Nolen Learning CenterPelham, ALShelby County7823.1%18
44Sylvania SchoolSylvania, ALDeKalb County9151.4%13
45Kinston SchoolKinston, ALCoffee County5241.7%9
46Geraldine SchoolGeraldine, ALDeKalb County1,2110.7%9
47Belgreen High SchoolRussellville, ALFranklin County5881.5%9
48Section High SchoolSection, ALJackson County5031.8%9
49Fyffe High SchoolFyffe, ALDeKalb County9540.8%8
50Zion Chapel High SchoolJack, ALCoffee County8870.8%7
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