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The public schools with the most Black students in Nevada · page 11

Ranks 501–550 of the public schools with the most Black students in Nevada. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · NEVADA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
501enCompass AcademyRENO, NVWashoe County1533.9%6
502Doral Academy of Northern NevadaReno, NVState Sponsored Charter Schools9960.5%5
503E C Best ElementaryFallon, NVChurchill4651.1%5
504Morris Sunset HSLas Vegas, NVClark County3912.8%5
505College of So NV HS SouthHenderson, NVClark County1573.2%5
506Hughes Charles Arthur MSMesquite, NVClark County5520.9%5
507Adobe Middle SchoolElko, NVElko6680.8%5
508Flagview Intermediate SchoolElko, NVElko6740.7%5
509Liberty Peak Elementary SchoolSpring Creek, NVElko5790.9%5
510Battle Born Youth Challenge AcademyCarlin, NVElko4710.6%5
511Bordewich/Bray ElementaryCarson City, NVCarson City5390.9%5
512VETERANS MEMORIAL S.T.E.M. ACADEMYRENO, NVWashoe County2362.1%5
513KATHERINE DUNN ELEMENTARYSPARKS, NVWashoe County4621.1%5
514TMCC MAGNET SCHOOLRENO, NVWashoe County2452.0%5
515NICK POULAKIDAS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLRENO, NVWashoe County4871.0%5
516Lahontan Elementary SchoolFallon, NVChurchill4360.9%4
517Moapa Valley HSOverton, NVClark County5680.7%4
518Garrett Elton M JHSBoulder City, NVClark County3991.0%4
519Cowan Sunset Southeast HSLas Vegas, NVClark County2913.8%4
520King Martha P ESBoulder City, NVClark County3641.1%4
521Douglas High SchoolMinden, NVDouglas1,5100.3%4
522Northside Elementary SchoolElko, NVElko3411.2%4
523Silver Stage Elementary SchoolSilver Springs, NVLyon3981.0%4
524Silver Stage Middle SchoolSilver Springs, NVLyon3271.2%4
525AGNES RISLEY ELEMENTARYSPARKS, NVWashoe County3631.1%4
526KATE SMITH ELEMENTARYSPARKS, NVWashoe County1862.1%4
527EDWIN S. DODSON ELEMENTARYRENO, NVWashoe County2411.7%4
528MOUNT ROSE K-8 ACADEMY OF LANGUAGESRENO, NVWashoe County4200.9%4
529ACADEMY OF ARTS CAREERS & TECHRENO, NVWashoe County5720.7%4
530JESSE HALL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLSPARKS, NVWashoe County4800.8%4
531WASHOE INSPIRE ACADEMYRENO, NVWashoe County1133.5%4
532MICHAEL INSKEEP ELEMENTARY SCHOOLRENO, NVWashoe County4510.9%4
533JWOOD RAW ELEMENTARY SCHOOLReno, NVWashoe County6020.7%4
534Blue Diamond ESBlue Diamond, NVClark County358.6%3
535Lyon Mack MSOverton, NVClark County4010.8%3
536Indian Springs ESIndian Springs, NVClark County1422.1%3
537Indian Springs HSIndian Springs, NVClark County1222.5%3
538Quest ProgramLas Vegas, NVClark County933.3%3
539Carson Valley Middle SchoolGardnerville, NVDouglas5910.5%3
540Southside Elementary SchoolElko, NVElko5110.6%3
541Spring Creek High SchoolSpring Creek, NVElko8800.3%3
542Mountain View Elementary SchoolElko, NVElko5070.6%3
543West Wendover High SchoolWest Wendover, NVElko2981.0%3
544Spring Creek Middle SchoolSpring Creek, NVElko7080.4%3
545Winnemucca Grammar SchoolWinnemucca, NVHumboldt3051.0%3
546Fremont ElementaryCarson City, NVCarson City5530.5%3
547Pershing County Middle SchoolLovelock, NVPershing1621.9%3
548MAMIE TOWLES ELEMENTARYRENO, NVWashoe County3051.0%3
549ROY GOMM ELEMENTARYRENO, NVWashoe County4070.7%3
550CAUGHLIN RANCH ELEMENTARYRENO, NVWashoe County4660.6%3
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