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The public elementary schools with the most Black students in Fulton County, Georgia · page 3

Ranks 101–119 of the public schools with the most Black students in Fulton County, Georgia. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · FULTON COUNTY, GEORGIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
101Lake Forest ElementaryAtlanta, GAFulton County53413.7%73
102Mimosa Elementary SchoolRoswell, GAFulton County58811.4%67
103Northwood Elementary SchoolRoswell, GAFulton County57611.6%67
104Abbotts Hill Elementary SchoolDuluth, GAFulton County50813.2%67
105Findley Oaks Elementary SchoolDuluth, GAFulton County58510.6%62
106Lake Windward Elementary SchoolAlpharetta, GAFulton County6729.1%61
107Ocee Elementary SchoolAlpharetta, GAFulton County6948.7%60
108Morningside Elementary SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools7227.9%57
109Shakerag Elementary SchoolJohns Creek, GAFulton County5909.7%57
110Alpharetta Elementary SchoolAlpharetta, GAFulton County49811.2%56
111New Prospect Elementary SchoolAlpharetta, GAFulton County6078.9%54
112Dolvin Elementary SchoolAlpharetta, GAFulton County6427.9%51
113Creek View Elementary SchoolAlpharetta, GAFulton County7655.9%45
114Medlock Bridge Elementary SchoolAlpharetta, GAFulton County6207.1%44
115Mountain Park Elementary SchoolRoswell, GAFulton County7355.0%37
116Sweet Apple Elementary SchoolRoswell, GAFulton County8454.4%37
117Summit Hill ElementaryAlpharetta, GAFulton County6783.7%25
118Birmingham Falls Elementary SchoolMilton, GAFulton County6963.3%23
119Crabapple Crossing Elementary SchoolAlpharetta, GAFulton County6282.9%18
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