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The public K-12 schools with the most Black students in Mississippi

Across Mississippi, 33 public K-12 schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of Black or African American students enrolled. Scott Central Attendance Center leads the list at 448, against a median of 62 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
33
Mississippi
Top Black students
448
Median Black students
62
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · MISSISSIPPI
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1Scott Central Attendance CenterFOREST, MSScott County School District85652.3%448
2Taylorsville Attendance CenterTAYLORSVILLE, MSSmith County School District57260.0%343
3Houlka Attendance CenterHOULKA, MSChickasaw County School District45741.8%191
4Noxapater AttendanceNOXAPATER, MSLouisville Municipal School District47338.0%180
5Mt. Olive Attendance CenterMount Olive, MSCovington County School District28261.7%174
6Loyd Star Attendance CenterBROOKHAVEN, MSLincoln County School District74118.8%139
7Bogue Chitto SchoolBOGUE CHITTO, MSLincoln County School District74716.9%126
8Wesson Attendance CenterWesson, MSCopiah County School District83313.9%116
9SalemTylertown, MSWalthall County School District46922.2%104
10Mize Attendance CenterMIZE, MSSmith County School District83112.3%102
11Sebastopol Attendance CenterSEBASTOPOL, MSScott County School District68414.5%99
12Stringer Attendance CenterSTRINGER, MSWest Jasper School District57915.0%87
13Nanih Waiya Attendance CenterLouisville, MSLouisville Municipal School District51715.5%80
14West Lincoln SchoolBROOKHAVEN, MSLincoln County School District63611.8%75
15Blue Mountain High SchoolBlue Mountain, MSSouth Tippah School District29525.1%74
16Vardaman Attendance CenterVardaman, MSCalhoun County School District62411.5%72
17Enterprise Attendance CenterBROOKHAVEN, MSLincoln County School District6679.3%62
18Ingomar Attendance CenterNEW ALBANY, MSUnion County School District6788.0%54
19Hickory Flat Att CenterHickory Flat, MSBenton County School District43511.0%48
20MS School For The DeafJackson, MSMS Schools For The Blind And Deaf6764.2%43
21Harrison County Child Development CenterGulfport, MSHarrison County School District7753.3%41
22Hatley SchoolAMORY, MSMonroe County School District9053.8%34
23MS School For The BlindJACKSON, MSMS Schools For The Blind And Deaf4259.5%25
24Thrasher High SchoolBooneville, MSPrentiss County School District3875.7%22
25Wheeler High SchoolBooneville, MSPrentiss County School District5773.8%22
26Jackson County ExceptionalPascagoula, MSPascagoula-Gautier School District4438.6%17
27West Union Attendance CenterMYRTLE, MSUnion County School District6602.3%15
28Belmont SchoolsBelmont, MSTishomingo County School District8551.6%14
29Jumpertown SchoolBooneville, MSPrentiss County School District3053.3%10
30Mantachie Attendance CenterMANTACHIE, MSItawamba County9260.9%8
31Smithville SchoolSMITHVILLE, MSMonroe County School District5401.1%6
32Tremont Attendance CenterTremont, MSItawamba County3120.6%2
33Pine Grove High SchoolRipley, MSSouth Tippah School District5730.2%1
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