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The public schools with the most Black students in Escambia County, Florida · page 2

Ranks 5163 of the public schools with the most Black students in Escambia County, Florida. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · ESCAMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
51ESCAMBIA WESTGATE CENTERPENSACOLA, FLESCAMBIA12738.6%49
52ESCAMBIA COUNTY ACCELERATION ACADEMYPENSACOLA, FLESCAMBIA20523.4%48
53BYRNEVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL INC.CENTURY, FLESCAMBIA19323.3%45
54COUNTY ADMINISTRATIVE ANNEXPENSACOLA, FLESCAMBIA7839.7%31
55MOLINO PARK ELEMENTARYMOLINO, FLESCAMBIA5505.6%31
56PACE PROGRAMPENSACOLA, FLESCAMBIA5742.1%24
57BEULAH ACADEMY OF SCIENCEPENSACOLA, FLESCAMBIA3186.0%19
58HOPE HORIZON AT JUDY ANDREWS CENTERPENSACOLA, FLESCAMBIA3026.7%8
59CAPSTONE ACADEMYPENSACOLA, FLESCAMBIA2626.9%7
60PENSACOLA STATE CHARTER ACADEMYPENSACOLA, FLESCAMBIA1126.3%7
61HOSPITAL & HOMEBOUNDPENSACOLA, FLESCAMBIA2119.1%4
62ESCAMBIA SCH. DIST. JAIL PROG.PENSACOLA, FLESCAMBIA666.7%4
63PENSACOLA BEACH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL INCPENSACOLA BEACH, FLESCAMBIA1150.9%1
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