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The public elementary schools with the most Black students in Escambia County, Florida

36 public elementary schools in Escambia County, Florida appear in this ranking of the public elementary schools with the most Black students, ranked by the total number of Black or African American students enrolled. C. A. WEIS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL leads the list at 420, against a median of 171 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Escambia County, Florida

Top Black students

420

Median Black students

171

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · ESCAMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black	Black students
1	C. A. WEIS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	PENSACOLA, FL	ESCAMBIA	538	78.1%	420
2	GLOBAL LEARNING ACADEMY	PENSACOLA, FL	ESCAMBIA	489	70.8%	346
3	REINHARDT HOLM ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	PENSACOLA, FL	ESCAMBIA	480	62.1%	298
4	MONTCLAIR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	PENSACOLA, FL	ESCAMBIA	363	78.5%	285
5	FERRY PASS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	PENSACOLA, FL	ESCAMBIA	579	47.1%	273
6	O. J. SEMMES ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	PENSACOLA, FL	ESCAMBIA	344	75.0%	258
7	LONGLEAF ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	PENSACOLA, FL	ESCAMBIA	545	45.3%	247
8	SHERWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	PENSACOLA, FL	ESCAMBIA	452	50.2%	227
9	OAKCREST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	PENSACOLA, FL	ESCAMBIA	527	42.1%	222
10	BRENTWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	PENSACOLA, FL	ESCAMBIA	390	56.4%	220
11	WEST PENSACOLA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	PENSACOLA, FL	ESCAMBIA	485	43.5%	211
12	JACKIE HARRIS PREPARATORY ACADEMY	PENSACOLA, FL	ESCAMBIA	257	82.1%	211
13	BELLVIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	PENSACOLA, FL	ESCAMBIA	513	40.2%	206
14	L. D. MCARTHUR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	PENSACOLA, FL	ESCAMBIA	599	33.6%	201
15	NAVY POINT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	PENSACOLA, FL	ESCAMBIA	484	38.8%	188
16	ENSLEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	PENSACOLA, FL	ESCAMBIA	476	37.8%	180
17	PLEASANT GROVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	PENSACOLA, FL	ESCAMBIA	678	26.6%	180
18	BEULAH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	PENSACOLA, FL	ESCAMBIA	889	20.0%	178
19	WARRINGTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	PENSACOLA, FL	ESCAMBIA	253	64.4%	163
20	KINGSFIELD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	CANTONMENT, FL	ESCAMBIA	983	16.3%	160
21	SCENIC HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	PENSACOLA, FL	ESCAMBIA	773	19.5%	151
22	LINCOLN PARK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	PENSACOLA, FL	ESCAMBIA	211	71.6%	151
23	N. B. COOK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	PENSACOLA, FL	ESCAMBIA	530	27.9%	148
24	R. C. LIPSCOMB ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	PENSACOLA, FL	ESCAMBIA	692	19.4%	134
25	MYRTLE GROVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	PENSACOLA, FL	ESCAMBIA	435	30.8%	134
26	A. K. SUTER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	PENSACOLA, FL	ESCAMBIA	500	25.4%	127
27	BLUE ANGELS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	PENSACOLA, FL	ESCAMBIA	663	18.7%	124
28	CORDOVA PARK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	PENSACOLA, FL	ESCAMBIA	596	20.5%	122
29	PINE MEADOW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	PENSACOLA, FL	ESCAMBIA	743	16.4%	122
30	JIM ALLEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	CANTONMENT, FL	ESCAMBIA	648	18.7%	121
31	BRATT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	CENTURY, FL	ESCAMBIA	472	18.0%	85
32	HELLEN CARO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	PENSACOLA, FL	ESCAMBIA	517	11.0%	57
33	BYRNEVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL INC.	CENTURY, FL	ESCAMBIA	193	23.3%	45
34	MOLINO PARK ELEMENTARY	MOLINO, FL	ESCAMBIA	550	5.6%	31
35	CAPSTONE ACADEMY	PENSACOLA, FL	ESCAMBIA	26	26.9%	7
36	PENSACOLA BEACH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL INC	PENSACOLA BEACH, FL	ESCAMBIA	115	0.9%	1

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