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The public elementary schools with the most Black students in Newton County, Georgia

Across Newton County, Georgia, 14 public elementary schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of Black or African American students enrolled. Live Oak Elementary leads the list at 791, against a median of 364 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
14
Newton County, Georgia
Top Black students
791
Median Black students
364
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · NEWTON COUNTY, GEORGIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1Live Oak ElementaryCovington, GANewton County93684.5%791
2South Salem Elementary SchoolCovington, GANewton County85566.8%571
3West Newton Elementary SchoolCovington, GANewton County69872.3%505
4Newton County Theme School at FicquettCovington, GANewton County1,09545.8%502
5Flint Hill ElementaryOxford, GANewton County84855.4%470
6Oak Hill Elementary SchoolCovington, GANewton County66359.4%394
7Middle Ridge Elementary SchoolCovington, GANewton County59462.0%368
8Fairview ElementaryCovington, GANewton County59160.9%360
9Porterdale Elementary SchoolCovington, GANewton County40576.3%309
10Rocky Plains Elementary SchoolCovington, GANewton County57647.2%272
11Livingston Elementary SchoolCovington, GANewton County35769.8%249
12East Newton Elementary SchoolCovington, GANewton County53743.2%232
13Heard-Mixon Elementary SchoolCovington, GANewton County43449.5%215
14Mansfield Elementary SchoolMansfield, GANewton County38412.2%47
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