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The public middle schools with the most Black students in Baton Rouge, Louisiana

12 public middle schools in Baton Rouge, Louisiana appear in this ranking of the public middle schools with the most Black students, ranked by the total number of Black or African American students enrolled. McKinley Middle Magnet School leads the list at 548, against a median of 317 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
12
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Top Black students
548
Median Black students
317
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1McKinley Middle Magnet SchoolBaton Rouge, LAEast Baton Rouge Parish63386.6%548
2Southeast Middle SchoolBaton Rouge, LAEast Baton Rouge Parish82660.6%501
3Woodlawn Middle SchoolBaton Rouge, LAEast Baton Rouge Parish80755.4%447
4Capitol Middle SchoolBaton Rouge, LAEast Baton Rouge Parish41386.0%355
5Westdale Middle SchoolBaton Rouge, LAEast Baton Rouge Parish53865.8%354
6Sherwood Middle Academic AcademyBaton Rouge, LAEast Baton Rouge Parish75943.1%327
7Park Forest Middle SchoolBaton Rouge, LAEast Baton Rouge Parish44568.8%306
8Glasgow Middle SchoolBaton Rouge, LAEast Baton Rouge Parish54256.1%304
9Community School For Apprenticeship LearningBaton Rouge, LAEast Baton Rouge Parish29099.0%287
10Scotlandville Pre-Engineering AcademyBaton Rouge, LAEast Baton Rouge Parish21696.3%208
11Helix Legal AcademyBaton Rouge, LAEast Baton Rouge Parish12798.4%125
12Eva Legard Learning CenterBaton Rouge, LAEast Baton Rouge Parish6681.8%54
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