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The public high schools with the most Black students in Fulton County, Georgia

This ranking covers the public high schools with the most Black students in Fulton County, Georgia, drawn from 37 qualifying public high schools. Westlake High School leads the list at 1,920, against a median of 483 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
37
Fulton County, Georgia
Top Black students
1,920
Median Black students
483
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · FULTON COUNTY, GEORGIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1Westlake High SchoolAtlanta, GAFulton County2,05693.4%1,920
2Langston Hughes High SchoolFairburn, GAFulton County1,89192.4%1,748
3Banneker High SchoolCollege Park, GAFulton County1,69590.9%1,541
4Creekside High SchoolFairburn, GAFulton County1,74581.3%1,418
5Benjamin E. Mays High SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools1,33890.7%1,214
6Tri-Cities High SchoolEast Point, GAFulton County1,74868.0%1,189
7Frederick Douglass High SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools1,29689.9%1,165
8Maynard Jackson High SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools1,54967.0%1,037
9D. M. Therrell High SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools96494.4%910
10North Atlanta High SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools2,36838.3%906
11Kipp Atlanta Collegiate Charter SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools87497.9%856
12South Atlanta High SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools94288.6%835
13Booker T. Washington High SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools85694.7%811
14Midtown High SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools1,69637.3%633
15North Springs High SchoolAtlanta, GAFulton County1,19549.0%586
16Hapeville Charter Career AcademyAtlanta, GAFulton County63889.2%569
17Carver High SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools54496.0%522
18Global Impact AcademyFairburn, GAFulton County57288.6%507
19Carver High School Early CollegeAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools51494.0%483
20Riverwood International Charter SchoolAtlanta, GAFulton County1,73722.6%392
21Coretta Scott King Young Women's Leadership AcademyAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools37793.6%353
22Alpharetta High SchoolAlpharetta, GAFulton County2,02416.8%339
23Centennial High SchoolRoswell, GAFulton County1,64319.5%320
24Skyview High SchoolCollege Park, GAFulton County34690.8%314
25B.E.S.T AcademyAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools26892.9%249
26Roswell High SchoolRoswell, GAFulton County2,03512.2%248
27Chattahoochee High SchoolAlpharetta, GAFulton County1,73012.9%223
28Promise Career Institute SchoolCollege Park, GAFulton County24788.3%218
29Northview High SchoolDuluth, GAFulton County1,59113.6%217
30Milton High SchoolAlpharetta, GAFulton County1,99910.4%207
31Innovation AcademyAlpharetta, GAFulton County1,51112.1%182
32Johns Creek High SchoolJohns Creek, GAFulton County1,7899.4%168
33Cambridge High SchoolMilton, GAFulton County1,6029.6%153
34Hank Aaron New Beginnings AcademyAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools14795.9%141
35Independence High SchoolRoswell, GAFulton County12934.9%45
36Atlanta Youth Development CampusCollege Park, GADepartment of Juvenile Justice2470.8%17
37Wellspring LivingAtlanta, GAFulton County6100%6
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