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The public schools with the most Black students in Northwest Hills Planning Region, Connecticut

Across Northwest Hills Planning Region, Connecticut, 31 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of Black or African American students enrolled. Torrington High School leads the list at 81, against a median of 4 across the ranked schools.

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MOST BLACK (COUNT) · NORTHWEST HILLS PLANNING REGION, CONNECTICUT

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black	Black students
1	Torrington High School	Torrington, CT	Torrington School District	1,034	7.8%	81
2	Torrington Middle School	Torrington, CT	Torrington School District	981	5.7%	56
3	Vogel-Wetmore School	Torrington, CT	Torrington School District	529	7.8%	41
4	Torringford School	Torrington, CT	Torrington School District	583	5.7%	33
5	Forbes School	Torrington, CT	Torrington School District	309	7.1%	22
6	Southwest School	Torrington, CT	Torrington School District	289	5.5%	16
7	The Gilbert School	Winsted, CT	The Gilbert School District	452	3.1%	14
8	Salisbury Central School	Lakeville, CT	Salisbury School District	288	3.8%	11
9	North Canaan Elementary School	North Canaan, CT	North Canaan School District	245	3.7%	9
10	Pearson School	Winsted, CT	Winchester School District	318	2.8%	9
11	Mary P. Hinsdale School	Winsted, CT	Winchester School District	263	3.4%	9
12	Lakeview High School	Litchfield, CT	Regional School District 20	583	1.5%	9
13	Oliver Wolcott Technical High School	Torrington, CT	Connecticut Technical Education and Career System	643	1.1%	7
14	Explorations	Winsted, CT	Explorations District	77	6.5%	5
15	Lake Garda Elementary School	Burlington, CT	Regional School District 10	466	1.1%	5
16	Kent Center School	Kent, CT	Kent School District	180	2.2%	4
17	Shepaug Valley School	Washington, CT	Regional School District 12	486	0.8%	4
18	Goshen Center School	Goshen, CT	Regional School District 20	135	2.2%	3
19	Cornwall Consolidated School	West Cornwall, CT	Cornwall School District	86	2.3%	2
20	Lewis S. Mills High School	Burlington, CT	Regional School District 10	614	0.3%	2
21	Housatonic Valley Regional High School	Falls Village, CT	Regional School District 01	352	0.6%	2
22	Northwestern Regional High School	Winsted, CT	Regional School District 07	536	0.4%	2
23	Northwestern Regional Middle School	Winsted, CT	Regional School District 07	218	0.9%	2
24	Litchfield Center School	Litchfield, CT	Regional School District 20	246	0.8%	2
25	Plumb Hill Middle School	Litchfield, CT	Regional School District 20	351	0.6%	2
26	Warren School	Warren, CT	Regional School District 20	54	3.7%	2
27	Har-Bur Middle School	Burlington, CT	Regional School District 10	669	0.1%	1
28	Harwinton Consolidated School	Hawrinton, CT	Regional School District 10	374	0.3%	1
29	Washington Primary School	Washington Depot, CT	Regional School District 12	156	0.6%	1
30	Sharon Center School	Sharon, CT	Sharon School District	97	1.0%	1
31	Litchfield Intermediate School	Litchfield, CT	Regional School District 20	121	0.8%	1

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