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The public high schools with the most Black students in Missouri · page 8

Ranks 351–400 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
351	LICKING HIGH	LICKING, MO	LICKING R-VIII	397	0.5%	2
352	MARCELINE HIGH	MARCELINE, MO	MARCELINE R-V	343	0.6%	2
353	MONETT HIGH	MONETT, MO	MONETT R-I	742	0.3%	2
354	MONTGOMERY CO. HIGH	MONTGOMERY CITY, MO	MONTGOMERY CO. R-II	336	0.6%	2
355	MOUND CITY HIGH	MOUND CITY, MO	MOUND CITY R-II	84	2.4%	2
356	NEWBURG HIGH	NEWBURG, MO	NEWBURG R-II	152	1.3%	2
357	NORWOOD HIGH	NORWOOD, MO	NORWOOD R-I	179	1.1%	2
358	ODESSA HIGH	ODESSA, MO	ODESSA R-VII	651	0.3%	2
359	ORRICK HIGH	ORRICK, MO	ORRICK R-XI	133	1.5%	2
360	OTTERVILLE HIGH	OTTERVILLE, MO	OTTERVILLE R-VI	102	2.0%	2
361	PARIS HIGH	PARIS, MO	PARIS R-II	163	1.2%	2
362	PUXICO HIGH	PUXICO, MO	PUXICO R-VIII	191	1.1%	2
363	RICHLAND HIGH	RICHLAND, MO	RICHLAND R-IV	218	0.9%	2
364	SILEX HIGH	SILEX, MO	SILEX R-I	247	0.8%	2
365	ST. ELIZABETH HIGH	ST ELIZABETH, MO	ST. ELIZABETH R-IV	139	1.4%	2
366	STE. GENEVIEVE SR. HIGH	STE GENEVIEVE, MO	STE. GENEVIEVE CO. R-II	566	0.3%	2
367	MORGAN CO. R-I HIGH	STOVER, MO	MORGAN CO. R-I	239	0.8%	2
368	THAYER SR. HIGH	THAYER, MO	THAYER R-II	359	0.6%	2
369	MORGAN CO. HIGH	VERSAILLES, MO	MORGAN CO. R-II	377	0.5%	2
370	VIENNA HIGH	VIENNA, MO	MARIES CO. R-I	136	1.5%	2
371	LANGSFORD HOUSE	LEE'S SUMMIT, MO	DIVISION OF YOUTH SERVICE	11	9.1%	1
372	WILSON CREEK GROUP HOME	SPRINGFIELD, MO	DIVISION OF YOUTH SERVICE	12	8.3%	1
373	EXCEL SCHOOL	SPRINGFIELD, MO	DIVISION OF YOUTH SERVICE	23	4.3%	1
374	GATEWAY SCHOOL	JOPLIN, MO	DIVISION OF YOUTH SERVICE	11	9.1%	1
375	ALBANY HIGH	ALBANY, MO	ALBANY R-III	130	0.8%	1
376	Alton High	Alton, MO	ALTON R-IV	281	0.4%	1
377	APPLETON CITY HIGH	APPLETON CITY, MO	APPLETON CITY R-II	170	0.6%	1
378	ARCADIA VALLEY HIGH	IRONTON, MO	ARCADIA VALLEY R-II	306	0.3%	1
379	ARCHIE HIGH SCHOOL	ARCHIE, MO	ARCHIE R-V	278	0.4%	1
380	BALLARD HIGH	BUTLER, MO	BALLARD R-II	59	1.7%	1
381	BISMARCK R-V HIGH	BISMARCK, MO	BISMARCK R-V	239	0.4%	1
382	BLOOMFIELD HIGH	BLOOMFIELD, MO	BLOOMFIELD R-XIV	167	0.6%	1
383	ADAIR CO. HIGH	BRASHEAR, MO	ADAIR CO. R-II	71	1.4%	1
384	BROOKFIELD HIGH	BROOKFIELD, MO	BROOKFIELD R-III	269	0.4%	1
385	BUCKLIN HIGH	BUCKLIN, MO	BUCKLIN R-II	45	2.2%	1
386	CAINSVILLE HIGH	CAINSVILLE, MO	CAINSVILLE R-I	38	2.6%	1
387	JUVENILE JUSTICE CENTER	CAMDENTON, MO	CAMDENTON R-III	9	11.1%	1
388	CAMPBELL HIGH	CAMPBELL, MO	CAMPBELL R-II	235	0.4%	1
389	CASSVILLE HIGH	CASSVILLE, MO	CASSVILLE R-IV	586	0.2%	1
390	CHAMOIS HIGH	CHAMOIS, MO	OSAGE CO. R-I	63	1.6%	1
391	CLEARWATER HIGH	PIEDMONT, MO	CLEARWATER R-I	230	0.4%	1
392	CLIMAX SPRINGS HIGH	CLIMAX SPRINGS, MO	CLIMAX SPRINGS R-IV	90	1.1%	1
393	COLE CAMP HIGH	COLE CAMP, MO	COLE CAMP R-I	344	0.3%	1
394	DONIPHAN HIGH	DONIPHAN, MO	DONIPHAN R-I	487	0.2%	1
395	DORA HIGH	DORA, MO	DORA R-III	160	0.6%	1
396	EAST CARTER CO. R-II HIGH	ELLSINORE, MO	EAST CARTER CO. R-II	180	0.6%	1
397	KNOX CO. HIGH	EDINA, MO	KNOX CO. R-I	230	0.4%	1
398	EXETER HIGH	EXETER, MO	EXETER R-VI	109	0.9%	1
399	FAIR GROVE HIGH	FAIR GROVE, MO	FAIR GROVE R-X	373	0.3%	1
400	FAIRFAX HIGH	FAIRFAX, MO	FAIRFAX R-III	68	1.5%	1

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