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The public high schools with the most Black students in Shreveport, Louisiana

Across Shreveport, Louisiana, 9 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of Black or African American students enrolled. Huntington High School leads the list at 1,143, against a median of 620 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Shreveport, Louisiana

Top Black students

1,143

Median Black students

620

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black	Black students
1	Huntington High School	Shreveport, LA	Caddo Parish	1,345	85.0%	1,143
2	Captain Shreve High School	Shreveport, LA	Caddo Parish	1,658	61.8%	1,025
3	Southwood High School	Shreveport, LA	Caddo Parish	971	88.3%	857
4	Booker T. Washington High	Shreveport, LA	Caddo Parish	722	95.8%	692
5	C.E. Byrd High School	Shreveport, LA	Caddo Parish	1,517	40.9%	620
6	Woodlawn High School	Shreveport, LA	Caddo Parish	623	95.5%	595
7	Northwood High School	Shreveport, LA	Caddo Parish	989	38.4%	380
8	Green Oaks Performing Arts Academy	Shreveport, LA	Caddo Parish	308	99.7%	307
9	Caddo Parish Magnet High School	Shreveport, LA	Caddo Parish	869	23.6%	205

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