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

7 public schools in Holmes County, Mississippi appear in this ranking of the public schools with the most Black students, ranked by the total number of Black or African American students enrolled. Holmes County Central High School leads the list at 705, against a median of 235 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
7
Holmes County, Mississippi
Top Black students
705
Median Black students
235
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · HOLMES COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1Holmes County Central High SchoolLexington, MSHolmes County Consolidated71498.7%705
2William Dean Jr Elementary SchoolLexington, MSHolmes County Consolidated42698.6%420
3S.V. Marshall Middle SchoolLexington, MSHolmes County Consolidated32198.1%315
4Durant Elementary SchoolDurant, MSHolmes County Consolidated24297.1%235
5S.V. Marshall Elementary SchoolLexington, MSHolmes County Consolidated21497.2%208
6Williams-Sullivan Middle SchoolDurant, MSHolmes County Consolidated19298.4%189
7GPE SchoolGoodman, MSHolmes County Consolidated19195.8%183
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