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The public high schools with the most Black students in Alabama · page 7

Ranks 301–314 of the public schools with the most Black students in Alabama. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · ALABAMA

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black	Black students
301	Hokes Bluff High School	Hokes Bluff, AL	Etowah County	371	0.8%	3
302	Corner High School	Dora, AL	Jefferson County	492	0.6%	3
303	Cold Springs High School	Bremen, AL	Cullman County	235	0.8%	2
304	Fairview High School	Cullman, AL	Cullman County	512	0.4%	2
305	West Point High School	Cullman, AL	Cullman County	591	0.3%	2
306	Crossville High School	Crossville, AL	DeKalb County	649	0.3%	2
307	Hackleburg High School	Hackleburg, AL	Marion County	265	0.8%	2
308	Phillips High School	Bear Creek, AL	Marion County	200	1.0%	2
309	Meek High School	Arley, AL	Winston County	286	0.7%	2
310	Kate D Smith DAR High School	Grant, AL	Marshall County	372	0.3%	1
311	Ranburne High School	Ranburne, AL	Cleburne County	526	0.2%	1
312	Good Hope High School	Cullman, AL	Cullman County	485	0.2%	1
313	Haleyville High School	Haleyville, AL	Haleyville City	464	0.2%	1
314	Addison High School	Addison, AL	Winston County	232	0.4%	1

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