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The public high schools with the most Black students in Nevada · page 3

Ranks 101–115 of the public schools with the most Black students in Nevada. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · NEVADA

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black	Black students
101	White Pine High School	Ely, NV	White Pine County School District	365	0.8%	3
102	Burk Horizon-Southwest Sunset HS	Las Vegas, NV	Clark County	24	8.3%	2
103	Eureka County High School	Eureka, NV	Eureka	156	1.3%	2
104	Yerington High School	Yerington, NV	Lyon	413	0.5%	2
105	Dayton High School	Dayton, NV	Lyon	748	0.3%	2
106	Silver Stage High School	Silver Springs, NV	Lyon	351	0.6%	2
107	Tonopah High School	Tonopah, NV	Nye	93	2.1%	2
108	Alpine Academy High School	Sparks, NV	State Sponsored Charter Schools	224	0.5%	1
109	Davidson Academy	Reno, NV	Davidson Academy	169	0.6%	1
110	Wells High School	Wells, NV	Elko	100	1.0%	1
111	Battle Mountain High School	Battle Mountain, NV	Lander	309	0.3%	1
112	Beatty High School	Beatty, NV	Nye	104	1.0%	1
113	Gabbs High School	Gabbs, NV	Nye	3	33.3%	1
114	Virginia City High School	Virginia City, NV	Storey	131	0.8%	1
115	Academy For Career Education	RENO, NV	Washoe County	275	0.4%	1

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