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The public elementary schools with the most Black students in Honolulu, Hawaii

29 public elementary schools in Honolulu, Hawaii appear in this ranking of the public elementary schools with the most Black students, ranked by the total number of Black or African American students enrolled. Major General William R Shafter Elementary School leads the list at 56, against a median of 5 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
29
Honolulu, Hawaii
Top Black students
56
Median Black students
5
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · HONOLULU, HAWAII
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1Major General William R Shafter Elementary SchoolHonolulu, HIHawaii Department of Education38014.7%56
2Admiral Chester W Nimitz Elementary SchoolHonolulu, HIHawaii Department of Education5879.0%53
3Makalapa Elementary SchoolHonolulu, HIHawaii Department of Education5797.8%45
4Red Hill Elementary SchoolHonolulu, HIHawaii Department of Education42310.2%43
5Pearl Harbor Kai Elementary SchoolHonolulu, HIHawaii Department of Education37110.0%37
6Aliamanu Elementary SchoolHonolulu, HIHawaii Department of Education6505.1%33
7Pearl Harbor Elementary SchoolHonolulu, HIHawaii Department of Education4137.8%32
8Mokulele Elementary SchoolHonolulu, HIHawaii Department of Education21010.0%21
9Lt Col Horrace Meek Hickam Elementary SchoolHonolulu, HIHawaii Department of Education5293.0%16
10Moanalua Elementary SchoolHonolulu, HIHawaii Department of Education6611.5%10
11Salt Lake Elementary SchoolHonolulu, HIHawaii Department of Education6430.8%5
12Royal Elementary SchoolHonolulu, HIHawaii Department of Education2931.7%5
13Kauluwela Elementary SchoolHonolulu, HIHawaii Department of Education3831.3%5
14President Thomas Jefferson Elementary SchoolHonolulu, HIHawaii Department of Education3461.4%5
15Hokulani Elementary SchoolHonolulu, HIHawaii Department of Education2801.8%5
16Ala Wai Elementary SchoolHonolulu, HIHawaii Department of Education3441.4%5
17Koko Head Elementary SchoolHonolulu, HIHawaii Department of Education3011.3%4
18Voyager - A Public Charter SchoolHonolulu, HIHawaii Department of Education2421.6%4
19President Abraham Lincoln Elementary SchoolHonolulu, HIHawaii Department of Education3610.8%3
20Princess Victoria Kaiulani Elementary SchoolHonolulu, HIHawaii Department of Education2440.8%2
21Mayor John H Wilson Elementary SchoolHonolulu, HIHawaii Department of Education5130.4%2
22Manoa Elementary SchoolHonolulu, HIHawaii Department of Education5180.4%2
23King William Lunalilo Elementary SchoolHonolulu, HIHawaii Department of Education2440.8%2
24King Liholiho Elementary SchoolHonolulu, HIHawaii Department of Education4240.5%2
25Prince Jonah Kuhio Elementary SchoolHonolulu, HIHawaii Department of Education1771.1%2
26Hahaione Elementary SchoolHonolulu, HIHawaii Department of Education4750.4%2
27Waialae Elementary - PCSHonolulu, HIHawaii Department of Education4950.2%1
28Queen Kaahumanu Elementary SchoolHonolulu, HIHawaii Department of Education4770.2%1
29Mayor Joseph J Fern Elementary SchoolHonolulu, HIHawaii Department of Education3840.3%1
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