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The public K-12 schools with the most Black students in Florida · page 3

Ranks 101–150 of the public schools with the most Black students in Florida. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · FLORIDA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
101BRIDGEPREP ACADEMY OF VILLAGE GREENMIAMI, FLMIAMI-DADE8561.8%15
102PALMSHORES BEHAVIOR HEALTH CENTERBRADENTON, FLMANATEE8817.1%15
103RIVERBEND ACADEMYTEQUESTA, FLMARTIN4930.6%15
104ENDEAVOR SCHOOLLAKE MARY, FLSEMINOLE3444.1%15
105PARKVIEW EDUCATIONAL CENTERMIAMI GARDENS, FLMIAMI-DADE2166.7%14
106DOROTHY THOMAS CENTERTAMPA, FLHILLSBOROUGH3540.0%14
107WILLIS PETERS EXCEPTIONAL CENTERDOVER, FLHILLSBOROUGH6122.9%14
108SUWANNEE OPPORTUNITY SCHOOLLIVE OAK, FLSUWANNEE6621.2%14
109YOUTH DEVELOPMENT CENTERJACKSONVILLE, FLDUVAL2065.0%13
110SIMMONS CAREER CENTERPLANT CITY, FLHILLSBOROUGH12710.2%13
111PAUL B. STEPHENS ESE CENTERCLEARWATER, FLPINELLAS1379.5%13
112JEAN O'DELL LEARNING CENTERBARTOW, FLPOLK8116.1%13
113HIGHBANKS LEARNING CENTERDELTONA, FLVOLUSIA5125.5%13
114APALACHICOLA FOREST YOUTH ACADEMYBRISTOL, FLLIBERTY2352.2%12
115RICHBOURG SCHOOLCRESTVIEW, FLOKALOOSA6817.6%12
116HOSPITAL HOMEBOUNDGAINESVILLE, FLALACHUA2937.9%11
117SIMMONS EXCEPTIONAL CENTERPLANT CITY, FLHILLSBOROUGH2937.9%11
118BUCKINGHAM EXCEPTIONAL STUDENT CENTERFORT MYERS, FLLEE6018.3%11
119CENTRAL SCHOOLMILTON, FLSANTA ROSA7321.5%11
120HIGH ROADMILTON, FLSANTA ROSA10210.8%11
121CENTER FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF CHILDREN'S LEARNINGMARIANNA, FLJACKSON4027.5%11
122GADSDEN CENTRAL ACADEMYQUINCY, FLGADSDEN10100%10
123LAKE SUCCESS ACADEMYHOWEY IIN THE HILLS, FLLAKE2638.5%10
124PEPIN ACADEMIES OF PASCO COUNTYNEW PORT RICHEY, FLPASCO3003.3%10
125WAKULLA INSTITUTECRAWFORDVILLE, FLWAKULLA5518.2%10
126THE PHOENIX PROGRAM-IMMOKALEEIMMOKALEE, FLCOLLIER979.3%9
127POPLAR SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOLGRACEVILLE, FLHOLMES4152.2%9
128COUNTY WIDE EXCEPTIONAL CHILD PROGRAMSFORT MYERS, FLLEE949.6%9
129WILLOUGHBY LEARNING CENTERSTUART, FLMARTIN4221.4%9
130DEVEREUX TREATMENT PROGRAMORLANDO, FLORANGE3030.0%9
131HOSPITAL HOMEBOUNDPORT ORANGE, FLVOLUSIA4918.4%9
132BROWARD CHILDREN'S CENTER NORTHPOMPANO BEACH, FLBROWARD2236.4%8
133CREST SCHOOLLECANTO, FLCITRUS1027.8%8
134CITRUS HEALTH SIPP/CRISISMIAMI, FLMIAMI-DADE1650.0%8
135HOPE HORIZON AT JUDY ANDREWS CENTERPENSACOLA, FLESCAMBIA3026.7%8
136LAVOY EXCEPTIONAL CENTERTAMPA, FLHILLSBOROUGH4219.1%8
137THE EVELYN HAMBLEN CENTERST AUGUSTINE, FLST. JOHNS4816.7%8
138WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF VARYING EXCEPTIONALITIES (WAVE)CHIPLEY, FLWASHINGTON6412.5%8
139NEW OPPORTUNITY EDUCATIONAL CENTERMIAMI, FLMIAMI-DADE3225.0%8
140SRMI @ RENAISSANCE CENTERLECANTO, FLCITRUS828.5%7
141JACKSON ALTERNATIVE SCHOOLMARIANNA, FLJACKSON2231.8%7
142HIGHRIDGE FAMILY CENTERWEST PALM BEACH, FLPALM BEACH1838.9%7
143THE SPRINGSEFFNER, FLHILLSBOROUGH1060.0%6
144ACCESS TO EDUCATIONBRADENTON, FLMANATEE4413.6%6
145BLUE LAKES ELEMENTARY SCHOOLMIAMI, FLMIAMI-DADE3481.4%5
146REDUCED SERVICESARCADIA, FLDESOTO955.6%5
147NONSCHOOL EXCEPTIONAL EDUCATIONTAVARES, FLLAKE1827.8%5
148LEGACY SCHOLARS ACADEMYENTERPRISE, FLVOLUSIA2222.7%5
149HOSPITAL HOMEBOUND SERVICESFT. LAUDERDALE, FLBROWARD1330.8%4
150HOSPITAL & HOMEBOUNDPENSACOLA, FLESCAMBIA2119.1%4
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