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The public high schools with the most Black students in Missouri · page 6

Ranks 251–300 of the public schools with the most Black students in Missouri. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · MISSOURI

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black	Black students
251	CLEVER HIGH	CLEVER, MO	CLEVER R-V	397	1.3%	5
252	CONWAY HIGH SCHOOLS	CONWAY, MO	LACLEDE CO. R-I	329	1.5%	5
253	CROCKER HIGH	CROCKER, MO	CROCKER R-II	296	1.7%	5
254	DIXON HIGH	DIXON, MO	DIXON R-I	271	1.9%	5
255	ELSBERRY HIGH	ELSBERRY, MO	ELSBERRY R-II	264	1.9%	5
256	MID-BUCHANAN SR. HIGH	FAUCETT, MO	MID-BUCHANAN CO. R-V	415	1.2%	5
257	FORSYTH HIGH	FORSYTH, MO	FORSYTH R-III	394	1.3%	5
258	HARRISONVILLE HIGH	HARRISONVILLE, MO	HARRISONVILLE R-IX	734	0.7%	5
259	HILLSBORO HIGH	HILLSBORO, MO	HILLSBORO R-III	1,050	0.5%	5
260	HOLLISTER HIGH	HOLLISTER, MO	HOLLISTER R-V	475	1.1%	5
261	LAMAR HIGH	LAMAR, MO	LAMAR R-I	369	1.4%	5
262	LOGAN-ROGERSVILLE HIGH	ROGERSVILLE, MO	LOGAN-ROGERSVILLE R-VIII	733	0.7%	5
263	MARSHFIELD HIGH	MARSHFIELD, MO	MARSHFIELD R-I	865	0.6%	5
264	MCDONALD COUNTY HIGH	ANDERSON, MO	MCDONALD CO. R-I	1,075	0.5%	5
265	MILLER HIGH	MILLER, MO	MILLER R-II	270	1.9%	5
266	MOUNTAIN GROVE HIGH	MOUNTAIN GROVE, MO	MOUNTAIN GROVE R-III	455	1.1%	5
267	Naylor High School	Naylor, MO	NAYLOR R-II	155	3.2%	5
268	NEELYVILLE HIGH	NEELYVILLE, MO	NEELYVILLE R-IV	301	1.7%	5
269	OSCEOLA JR.-SR. HIGH	OSCEOLA, MO	OSCEOLA	238	2.1%	5
270	PALMYRA HIGH	PALMYRA, MO	PALMYRA R-I	331	1.5%	5
271	PIERCE CITY HIGH	PIERCE CITY, MO	PIERCE CITY R-VI	205	2.4%	5
272	MARK TWAIN SR. HIGH	CENTER, MO	RALLS CO. R-II	251	2.0%	5
273	RICH HILL HIGH	RICH HILL, MO	RICH HILL R-IV	190	2.6%	5
274	SLATER HIGH	SLATER, MO	SLATER	153	3.3%	5
275	SULLIVAN SR. HIGH	SULLIVAN, MO	SULLIVAN	668	0.8%	5
276	WARSAW HIGH SCHOOL	WARSAW, MO	WARSAW R-IX	385	1.3%	5
277	WINDSOR HIGH	WINDSOR, MO	HENRY CO. R-I	334	1.5%	5
278	MT. VERNON TREATMENT CTR.	MT VERNON, MO	DIVISION OF YOUTH SERVICE	26	15.4%	4
279	GUADALUPE CENTERS HIGH SCHOOL	KANSAS CITY, MO	GUADALUPE CENTERS SCHOOLS	458	0.9%	4
280	ASH GROVE HIGH	ASH GROVE, MO	ASH GROVE R-IV	333	1.2%	4
281	AURORA HIGH	AURORA, MO	AURORA R-VIII	550	0.7%	4
282	CALIFORNIA HIGH	CALIFORNIA, MO	MONITEAU CO. R-I	439	0.9%	4
283	CAMERON HIGH	CAMERON, MO	CAMERON R-I	453	0.9%	4
284	CANTON HIGH	CANTON, MO	CANTON R-V	221	1.8%	4
285	FREDERICKTOWN HIGH	FREDERICKTOWN, MO	FREDERICKTOWN R-I	611	0.7%	4
286	GLASGOW HIGH	GLASGOW, MO	GLASGOW	188	2.1%	4
287	GREENFIELD HIGH	GREENFIELD, MO	GREENFIELD R-IV	160	2.5%	4
288	HOLDEN HIGH	HOLDEN, MO	HOLDEN R-III	391	1.0%	4
289	SCOTT CITY HIGH	SCOTT CITY, MO	SCOTT CITY R-I	268	1.5%	4
290	KEARNEY HIGH	KEARNEY, MO	KEARNEY R-I	814	0.5%	4
291	Laquey R-V High	Laquey, MO	LAQUEY R-V	205	1.9%	4
292	MARION C. EARLY HIGH	MORRISVILLE, MO	MARION C. EARLY R-V	150	2.7%	4
293	SCOTLAND CO. HIGH	MEMPHIS, MO	SCOTLAND CO. R-I	253	1.6%	4
294	NORTH PLATTE HIGH	DEARBORN, MO	NORTH PLATTE CO. R-I	220	1.8%	4
295	PLATTSBURG HIGH	PLATTSBURG, MO	CLINTON CO. R-III	200	2.0%	4
296	POTOSI HIGH	POTOSI, MO	POTOSI R-III	673	0.6%	4
297	RICHLAND HIGH	ESSEX, MO	RICHLAND R-I	125	3.2%	4
298	RUSSELLVILLE HIGH	RUSSELLVILLE, MO	COLE CO. R-I	285	1.4%	4
299	SALISBURY HIGH	SALISBURY, MO	SALISBURY R-IV	242	1.6%	4
300	SARCOXIE HIGH	SARCOXIE, MO	SARCOXIE R-II	387	1.0%	4

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