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The public high schools with the most Black students in St. Joseph County, Michigan

This ranking covers the public high schools with the most Black students in St. Joseph County, Michigan, drawn from 8 qualifying public high schools. Three Rivers High School leads the list at 43, against a median of 5 across the ranked schools.

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MOST BLACK (COUNT) · ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, MICHIGAN

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black	Black students
1	Three Rivers High School	THREE RIVERS, MI	Three Rivers Community Schools	632	6.8%	43
2	Sturgis High School	STURGIS, MI	Sturgis Public Schools	882	1.8%	16
3	Constantine High School	CONSTANTINE, MI	Constantine Public School District	348	1.4%	5
4	Mendon MiddleHigh School	MENDON, MI	Mendon Community School District	254	2.0%	5
5	Centreville Jr Sr High School	CENTREVILLE, MI	Centreville Public Schools	407	1.0%	4
6	Colon High School	COLON, MI	Colon Community School District	271	1.5%	4
7	White Pigeon JrSr High School	WHITE PIGEON, MI	White Pigeon Community Schools	363	0.6%	2
8	Burr Oak High School	BURR OAK, MI	Burr Oak Community School District	85	1.2%	1

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