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The public elementary schools with the most Black students in Hinds County, Mississippi

Across Hinds County, Mississippi, 33 public elementary schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of Black or African American students enrolled. Gary Road Elementary leads the list at 650, against a median of 353 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
33
Hinds County, Mississippi
Top Black students
650
Median Black students
353
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · HINDS COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1Gary Road ElementaryByram, MSHinds County School District71790.7%650
2Gary Road IntermediateByram, MSHinds County School District68089.6%609
3Smilow CollegiateJackson, MSJoel E. Smilow Collegiate54796.9%530
4John Hopkins Elementary SchoolJackson, MSJackson Public Schools49798.4%489
5Ambition Preparatory Charter SchoolJackson, MSAmbition Preparatory Charter School56385.8%483
6Walton Elementary SchoolJackson, MSJackson Public Schools45797.4%445
7Johnson Elementary SchoolJackson, MSJackson Public Schools44498.2%436
8Oak Forest Elementary SchoolJackson, MSJackson Public Schools43697.5%425
9Pecan Park Elementary SchoolJackson, MSJackson Public Schools51083.3%425
10Clinton Park Elementary SchoolClinton, MSClinton Public School District74656.0%418
11Wilkins Elementary SchoolJackson, MSJackson Public Schools43493.8%407
12Bates Elementary SchoolJackson, MSJackson Public Schools48284.0%405
13Eastside Elementary SchoolClinton, MSClinton Public School District74750.6%378
14Boyd Elementary SchoolJackson, MSJackson Public Schools42488.7%376
15Northside Elementary SchoolClinton, MSClinton Public School District68352.9%361
16Green Elementary SchoolJackson, MSJackson Public Schools36597.8%357
17Revive CollegiateJackson, MSRevive36796.2%353
18North Jackson Elementary SchoolJackson, MSJackson Public Schools34697.7%338
19Spann Elementary SchoolJackson, MSJackson Public Schools43377.8%337
20McLeod Elementary SchoolJackson, MSJackson Public Schools34395.3%327
21McWillie Elementary SchoolJackson, MSJackson Public Schools41471.7%297
22Bolton-Edwards Elem Middle SchoolBolton, MSHinds County School District33587.2%292
23Galloway Elementary SchoolJackson, MSJackson Public Schools29697.0%287
24Timberlawn Elementary SchoolJackson, MSJackson Public Schools29595.6%282
25Casey Elementary SchoolJackson, MSJackson Public Schools30890.9%280
26Utica Elem Mid SchoolUtica, MSHinds County School District30482.6%251
27Van Winkle Elementary SchoolJackson, MSJackson Public Schools27590.5%249
28Key Elementary SchoolJackson, MSJackson Public Schools25993.8%243
29Barack Obama Elementary SchoolJackson, MSJackson Public Schools24297.5%236
30Raymond Elementary/Carver MiddleRaymond, MSHinds County School District45351.9%235
31Isable Elementary SchoolJackson, MSJackson Public Schools24495.5%233
32Clausell Elementary SchoolJackson, MSJackson Public Schools23197.8%226
33Wells APAC Elementary SchoolJackson, MSJackson Public Schools4067.5%27
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