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The public elementary schools with the most Black students in Colorado · page 18

Ranks 851–882 of the public schools with the most Black students in Colorado. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · COLORADO

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black	Black students
851	Fall River Elementary School	LONGMONT, CO	St. Vrain Valley School District No. Re1J	520	0.2%	1
852	Ivy Stockwell Elementary School	BERTHOUD, CO	Thompson School District R-2J	426	0.2%	1
853	Namaqua Elementary School	LOVELAND, CO	Thompson School District R-2J	236	0.4%	1
854	Coyote Ridge Elementary School	FORT COLLINS, CO	Thompson School District R-2J	242	0.4%	1
855	Mancos Early Learning Center	MANCOS, CO	Mancos School District Re-6	36	2.8%	1
856	Valley View Innovation School	DENVER, CO	Mapleton School District No. 1 in the county of Adams & St	183	0.6%	1
857	Miami/Yoder Elementary School	RUSH, CO	Miami-Yoder Joint District No. 60 of the counties of El Pas	173	0.6%	1
858	Bill Metz Elementary School	MONTE VISTA, CO	Monte Vista School District No. C-8	253	0.4%	1
859	Early Childhood Center	MONTROSE, CO	Montrose County School District Re-1J	162	0.6%	1
860	Otis Elementary School	OTIS, CO	Otis School District No. R-3	90	1.1%	1
861	Vineland Elementary School	PUEBLO, CO	Pueblo County School District 70	312	0.3%	1
862	Cedar Ridge Elementary School	PUEBLO WEST, CO	Pueblo County School District 70	458	0.2%	1
863	Parkview Elementary School	RANGELY, CO	Rangely School District RE4	236	0.4%	1
864	Ridgway Elementary School	RIDGWAY, CO	Ridgway School District No. R-2 of the county of Ouray a	149	0.7%	1
865	Kathryn Senor Elementary School	NEW CASTLE, CO	Garfield School District No. Re-2	275	0.4%	1
866	Salida Early Childhood Center	SALIDA, CO	Salida School District No. R-32	74	1.4%	1
867	Sargent Elementary School	MONTE VISTA, CO	Sargent School District No. Re-33J	142	0.7%	1
868	Campbell Elementary School	STERLING, CO	School District No. Re-1 Valley	347	0.3%	1
869	Breckenridge Elementary School	BRECKENRIDGE, CO	Summit School District No. Re 1	205	0.5%	1
870	Dillon Valley Elementary School	DILLON, CO	Summit School District No. Re 1	395	0.3%	1
871	Summit Cove Elementary School	DILLON, CO	Summit School District No. Re 1	222	0.5%	1
872	Telluride Intermediate School	TELLURIDE, CO	Telluride School District No. R-1	237	0.4%	1
873	Centennial Elementary School	BROOMFIELD, CO	Adams 12 Five Star Schools	293	0.3%	1
874	Custer County Elementary School	WESTCLIFFE, CO	Custer County School District Consolidate 1	146	0.7%	1
875	Sunset Ridge PK-8	WESTMINSTER, CO	Westminster Public Schools	449	0.2%	1
876	Westminster Academy for International Studies	WESTMINSTER, CO	Westminster Public Schools	258	0.4%	1
877	Primero Elementary School	WESTON, CO	Primero Reorganized School District No. 2	111	0.9%	1
878	Summit Elementary School	DIVIDE, CO	Woodland Park School District No. Re-2	286	0.3%	1
879	Woodlin Elementary School	WOODROW, CO	Woodlin School District No. R-104	32	3.1%	1
880	Campbell Early Learning Center	ARVADA, CO	Jefferson County School District No. R-1	198	0.5%	1
881	Platte Valley Early Learning Center	KERSEY, CO	Weld County School District No. Re-7	81	1.2%	1
882	American Legacy Academy	WINDSOR, CO	Weld County Reorganized School District No. Re-4	419	0.2%	1

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