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The public elementary schools with the most Black students in Knox County, Kentucky

Across Knox County, Kentucky, 6 public elementary schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of Black or African American students enrolled. Jesse D Lay Elementary School leads the list at 5, against a median of 2 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
6
Knox County, Kentucky
Top Black students
5
Median Black students
2
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · KNOX COUNTY, KENTUCKY
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1Jesse D Lay Elementary SchoolBarbourville, KYKnox County3251.5%5
2G R Hampton Elementary SchoolBarbourville, KYKnox County2441.2%3
3Central Elementary SchoolBarbourville, KYKnox County3130.6%2
4Lynn Camp Elementary SchoolCorbin, KYKnox County5010.4%2
5Dewitt Elementary SchoolFlat Lick, KYKnox County1200.8%1
6Flat Lick Elementary SchoolFlat Lick, KYKnox County1630.6%1
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