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The public elementary schools with the most Black students in Carroll County, New Hampshire

6 public elementary schools in Carroll County, New Hampshire appear in this ranking of the public elementary schools with the most Black students, ranked by the total number of Black or African American students enrolled. Ossipee Central School leads the list at 5, against a median of 2 across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked
6
Carroll County, New Hampshire
Top Black students
5
Median Black students
2
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · CARROLL COUNTY, NEW HAMPSHIRE
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1Ossipee Central SchoolCtr. Ossipee, NHGovernor Wentworth Regional School District2761.8%5
2Carpenter SchoolWolfeboro, NHGovernor Wentworth Regional School District1831.6%3
3Kenneth A. Brett SchoolTamworth, NHTamworth School District1651.8%3
4Robert Frost Charter School (E)Conway, NHRobert Frost Charter School244.2%1
5Paul Elementary SchoolSANBORNVILLE, NHWakefield School District4100.2%1
6Lakeside Primary SchoolCENTER CONWAY, NHConway School District2100.5%1
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