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The public K-12 schools with the most Black students in District of Columbia

1 public K-12 schools in District of Columbia 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. River Terrace Education Campus leads the list at 100, against a median of 100 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
1
District of Columbia
Top Black students
100
Median Black students
100
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1River Terrace Education CampusWashington, DCDistrict of Columbia Public Schools12580.0%100
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