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The public high schools with the most Black students in Kansas · page 3

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

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · KANSAS

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black	Black students
101	Concordia Jr-Sr High	Concordia, KS	Concordia	524	0.9%	5
102	Hoisington High	Hoisington, KS	Hoisington	225	2.2%	5
103	McPherson High	McPherson, KS	McPherson	658	0.8%	5
104	Oxford Jr/Sr High	Oxford, KS	Oxford	195	2.6%	5
105	Paola High	Paola, KS	Paola	567	0.9%	5
106	Plainville High	Plainville, KS	Plainville	197	2.5%	5
107	Tonganoxie High	Tonganoxie, KS	Tonganoxie	620	0.8%	5
108	Avondale Academy	Topeka, KS	Topeka Public Schools	23	21.7%	5
109	Smith Center Jr Sr High	Smith Center, KS	Smith Center	183	2.2%	4
110	Marysville Jr/Sr High	Marysville, KS	Marysville	364	1.1%	4
111	Baxter Springs High	Baxter Springs, KS	Baxter Springs	361	1.1%	4
112	Burlingame Junior/Senior High	Burlingame, KS	Burlingame Public School	151	2.6%	4
113	Chapman High	Chapman, KS	Chapman	383	1.0%	4
114	Frederic Remington High	Whitewater, KS	Remington-Whitewater	161	2.5%	4
115	Ingalls High School/Junior High	Ingalls, KS	Ingalls	114	3.5%	4
116	Rossville Jr.-Sr. High School	Rossville, KS	Kaw Valley	253	1.6%	4
117	Lakin High	Lakin, KS	Lakin	212	1.9%	4
118	Lyons High School	Lyons, KS	Lyons	221	1.8%	4
119	Mulvane High	Mulvane, KS	Mulvane	540	0.7%	4
120	Riverton High	Riverton, KS	Riverton	218	1.8%	4
121	Ulysses High	Ulysses, KS	Ulysses	438	0.9%	4
122	Wellsville High	Wellsville, KS	Wellsville	278	1.4%	4
123	Southeast Saline High	Gypsum, KS	Southeast Of Saline	323	0.9%	3
124	Wamego High	Wamego, KS	Wamego	504	0.6%	3
125	Washington County High School	Washington, KS	Washington Co. Schools	163	1.8%	3
126	Republic County Jr./Sr. High School	Belleville, KS	Republic County	245	1.2%	3
127	Sabetha High School	Sabetha, KS	Prairie Hills	217	1.4%	3
128	North East High	Arma, KS	Northeast	133	2.3%	3
129	Augusta Sr High	Augusta, KS	Augusta	594	0.5%	3
130	Bennington Junior High/High School	Bennington, KS	Twin Valley	219	1.4%	3
131	Burrton MS/HS	Burrton, KS	Burrton	46	6.5%	3
132	Lakeside Junior/Senior High School	Downs, KS	Waconda	127	2.4%	3
133	Chase High	Chase, KS	Chase-Raymond	48	6.3%	3
134	Southeast High	Cherokee, KS	Cherokee	152	2.0%	3
135	Cherryvale Sr / Middle School	Cherryvale, KS	Cherryvale	277	1.1%	3
136	Jackson Heights High School and Middle School	Holton, KS	North Jackson	229	1.3%	3
137	Columbus Junior High and High School	Columbus, KS	Columbus	438	0.7%	3
138	Eudora High School	Eudora, KS	Eudora	558	0.5%	3
139	Anderson County Jr/Sr High School	Garnett, KS	Garnett	419	0.7%	3
140	Girard High	Girard, KS	Girard	284	1.1%	3
141	Halstead High	Halstead, KS	Halstead	240	1.3%	3
142	Hesston High	Hesston, KS	Hesston	274	1.1%	3
143	Hillsboro Middle/High School	Hillsboro, KS	Durham-Hillsboro-Lehigh	310	1.0%	3
144	Iola Sr High	Iola, KS	Iola	296	1.0%	3
145	Hodgeman County High	Jetmore, KS	Hodgeman County	109	2.8%	3
146	Lincoln Jr/Sr High	Lincoln, KS	Lincoln	181	1.7%	3
147	Louisburg High	Louisburg, KS	Louisburg	529	0.6%	3
148	Marion High	Marion, KS	Marion-Florence	159	1.9%	3
149	Moundridge High	Moundridge, KS	Moundridge	160	1.9%	3
150	Osawatomie High	Osawatomie, KS	Osawatomie	295	1.0%	3

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