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The public middle schools with the most Black students in Ascension Parish, Louisiana

This ranking covers the public middle schools with the most Black students in Ascension Parish, Louisiana, drawn from 8 qualifying public middle schools. Gonzales Middle School leads the list at 421, against a median of 157 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
8
Ascension Parish, Louisiana
Top Black students
421
Median Black students
157
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · ASCENSION PARISH, LOUISIANA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1Gonzales Middle SchoolGonzales, LAAscension Parish66463.4%421
2Lowery Middle SchoolDonaldsonville, LAAscension Parish27796.0%266
3Dutchtown Middle SchoolGeismar, LAAscension Parish60527.6%167
4Bluff Middle SchoolPrairieville, LAAscension Parish66224.0%159
5Galvez Middle SchoolPrairieville, LAAscension Parish65523.7%155
6St. Amant Middle SchoolSt. Amant, LAAscension Parish53228.9%154
7Central Middle SchoolGonzales, LAAscension Parish51227.1%139
8Prairieville Middle SchoolPrairieville, LAAscension Parish83516.2%135
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