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The public schools with the most Black students in Orlando, Florida

Across Orlando, Florida, 193 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of Black or African American students enrolled. MAYNARD EVANS HIGH leads the list at 1,908, against a median of 85 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
193
Orlando, Florida
Top Black students
1,908
Median Black students
85
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · ORLANDO, FLORIDA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1MAYNARD EVANS HIGHORLANDO, FLORANGE2,34581.4%1,908
2JONES HIGHORLANDO, FLORANGE1,65385.5%1,413
3OAK RIDGE HIGHORLANDO, FLORANGE2,55343.5%1,110
4DR. PHILLIPS HIGHORLANDO, FLORANGE2,96436.1%1,069
5EDGEWATER HIGHORLANDO, FLORANGE2,00050.4%1,008
6ROBINSWOOD MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGE98586.1%848
7OLYMPIA HIGHORLANDO, FLORANGE2,90126.9%781
8OCPS ACADEMIC CENTER FOR EXCELLENCEORLANDO, FLORANGE82482.2%677
9MEADOWBROOK MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGE80878.6%635
10PINE HILLS ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE67181.5%547
11CARVER MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGE63985.1%544
12PALMETTO ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE1,00653.2%535
13HIAWASSEE ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE61985.0%526
14WESTRIDGE MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGE1,13644.7%508
15PINELOCH ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE72668.2%495
16ROSEMONT ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE64076.7%491
17CYPRESS CREEK HIGHORLANDO, FLORANGE3,12714.9%467
18MEMORIAL MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGE71265.2%464
19EAGLES NEST ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE62573.3%458
20WEST OAKS ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE49491.7%453
21LAKE GEM ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE56579.8%451
22COLLEGE PARK MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGE62471.3%445
23LOCKHART MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGE66064.5%426
24PRAIRIE LAKE ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE77652.5%407
25CHAIN OF LAKES MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGE95541.1%393
26ROLLING HILLS ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE51576.1%392
27CATALINA ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE58865.7%386
28PINEWOOD ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE49776.9%382
29COLONIAL HIGHORLANDO, FLORANGE3,23911.0%357
30MOLLIE RAY ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE43675.9%331
31RIDGEWOOD PARK ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE48467.2%325
32WILLIAM FRANGUS ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE43075.1%323
33SHINGLE CREEK ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE63350.7%321
34TIMBER CREEK HIGHORLANDO, FLORANGE3,3839.3%314
35LOCKHART ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE45266.8%302
36TANGELO PARK ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE49161.5%302
37ECCLESTON ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE35484.5%299
38LAKE SILVER ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE45265.3%295
39UNIVERSITY HIGHORLANDO, FLORANGE2,51411.5%288
40RIVERSIDE ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE52654.0%284
41MILLENNIA GARDENS ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE65742.6%280
42ROCK LAKE ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE34081.8%278
43SUNSHINE HIGH SCHOOL-GREATER ORLANDO CAMPUSORLANDO, FLORANGE39570.4%278
44HOWARD MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGE1,18523.2%275
45ORANGE CENTER ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE34280.4%275
46ORLO VISTA ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE45859.4%272
47SOUTHWEST MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGE1,29020.7%267
48LAKE BUENA VISTA HIGH SCHOOLORLANDO, FLORANGE2,14012.5%267
49WILLIAM R BOONE HIGHORLANDO, FLORANGE2,6509.9%262
50WASHINGTON SHORES ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE30185.0%256
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