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

This ranking covers the public schools with the most Black students in Orange County, Florida, drawn from 264 qualifying public schools. MAYNARD EVANS HIGH leads the list at 1,908, against a median of 90 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
264
Orange County, Florida
Top Black students
1,908
Median Black students
90
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1MAYNARD EVANS HIGHORLANDO, FLORANGE2,34581.4%1,908
2JONES HIGHORLANDO, FLORANGE1,65385.5%1,413
3OCOEE HIGHOCOEE, FLORANGE2,51451.2%1,288
4OAK RIDGE HIGHORLANDO, FLORANGE2,55343.5%1,110
5APOPKA HIGHAPOPKA, FLORANGE3,44631.6%1,088
6DR. PHILLIPS HIGHORLANDO, FLORANGE2,96436.1%1,069
7WEKIVA HIGHAPOPKA, FLORANGE2,14849.7%1,068
8EDGEWATER HIGHORLANDO, FLORANGE2,00050.4%1,008
9ROBINSWOOD MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGE98586.1%848
10OLYMPIA HIGHORLANDO, FLORANGE2,90126.9%781
11OCPS ACADEMIC CENTER FOR EXCELLENCEORLANDO, FLORANGE82482.2%677
12MEADOWBROOK MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGE80878.6%635
13RENAISSANCE CHARTER AT CROWN POINTOCOEE, FLORANGE1,29043.6%562
14PINE HILLS ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE67181.5%547
15CARVER MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGE63985.1%544
16PALMETTO ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE1,00653.2%535
17HIAWASSEE ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE61985.0%526
18WESTRIDGE MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGE1,13644.7%508
19PINELOCH ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE72668.2%495
20ROSEMONT ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE64076.7%491
21WOLF LAKE MIDDLEAPOPKA, FLORANGE1,14641.2%472
22CYPRESS CREEK HIGHORLANDO, FLORANGE3,12714.9%467
23MEMORIAL MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGE71265.2%464
24EAGLES NEST ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE62573.3%458
25OCOEE MIDDLEOCOEE, FLORANGE1,15539.5%456
26WEST OAKS ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE49491.7%453
27LAKE GEM ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE56579.8%451
28COLLEGE PARK MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGE62471.3%445
29LOCKHART MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGE66064.5%426
30PRAIRIE LAKE ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE77652.5%407
31CHAIN OF LAKES MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGE95541.1%393
32ROLLING HILLS ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE51576.1%392
33CATALINA ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE58865.7%386
34PINEWOOD ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE49776.9%382
35COLONIAL HIGHORLANDO, FLORANGE3,23911.0%357
36GOTHA MIDDLEWINDERMERE, FLORANGE98835.9%355
37WEST ORANGE HIGHWINTER GARDEN, FLORANGE2,75212.8%352
38MOLLIE RAY ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE43675.9%331
39LAKEVILLE ELEMENTARYAPOPKA, FLORANGE63151.7%326
40RIDGEWOOD PARK ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE48467.2%325
41WILLIAM FRANGUS ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE43075.1%323
42SHINGLE CREEK ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE63350.7%321
43TIMBER CREEK HIGHORLANDO, FLORANGE3,3839.3%314
44APOPKA ELEMENTARYAPOPKA, FLORANGE84736.5%309
45WINTER PARK HIGHWINTER PARK, FLORANGE3,2779.4%309
46LOCKHART ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE45266.8%302
47TANGELO PARK ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE49161.5%302
48ECCLESTON ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE35484.5%299
49LAKE SILVER ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE45265.3%295
50CITRUS ELEMENTARYOCOEE, FLORANGE50658.3%295
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