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

This ranking covers the public schools with the most Black students in Cheshire County, New Hampshire, drawn from 30 qualifying public schools. Keene High School leads the list at 14, against a median of 2 across the ranked schools.

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MOST BLACK (COUNT) · CHESHIRE COUNTY, NEW HAMPSHIRE

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black	Black students
1	Keene High School	Keene, NH	Keene School District	1,288	1.1%	14
2	Keene Middle School	Keene, NH	Keene School District	626	1.6%	10
3	Gathering Waters Charter School (E)	Keene, NH	Gathering Waters Charter School	219	3.6%	8
4	Conant Middle High School (H)	Jaffrey, NH	Jaffrey-Rindge Cooperative School District	336	1.8%	6
5	Symonds Elementary School	Keene, NH	Keene School District	299	2.0%	6
6	Jonathan Daniels School	Keene, NH	Keene School District	93	6.5%	6
7	Franklin Elementary School	Keene, NH	Keene School District	234	2.1%	5
8	Fuller Elementary School	Keene, NH	Keene School District	275	1.8%	5
9	Mt. Caesar Elementary School	E. Swanzey, NH	Monadnock Regional School District	268	1.9%	5
10	Marlborough Elementary School	Marlborough, NH	Marlborough School District	164	2.4%	4
11	Winchester School	Winchester, NH	Winchester School District	322	1.2%	4
12	Conant Middle High School (M)	Jaffrey, NH	Jaffrey-Rindge Cooperative School District	241	1.2%	3
13	Wheelock Elementary School	Keene, NH	Keene School District	192	1.6%	3
14	Westmoreland School	Westmoreland, NH	Westmoreland School District	125	2.4%	3
15	Walpole Elementary School	Walpole, NH	Fall Mountain Regional School District	123	1.6%	2
16	Hinsdale Elementary School	Hinsdale, NH	Hinsdale School District	242	0.8%	2
17	Hinsdale High School	Hinsdale, NH	Hinsdale School District	155	1.3%	2
18	Rindge Memorial School	Rindge, NH	Jaffrey-Rindge Cooperative School District	324	0.6%	2
19	Dr. George S. Emerson Elementary School	Fitzwilliam, NH	Monadnock Regional School District	150	1.3%	2
20	Monadnock Regional High School	SWANZEY, NH	Monadnock Regional School District	448	0.5%	2
21	Surry Village Charter School	Surry, NH	Surry Village Charter School	79	1.3%	1
22	Chesterfield Central School	Chesterfield, NH	Chesterfield School District	253	0.4%	1
23	Alstead Primary School	Alstead, NH	Fall Mountain Regional School District	69	1.4%	1
24	Vilas Elementary School	Alstead, NH	Fall Mountain Regional School District	108	0.9%	1
25	Making Community Connections Charter School - Monadnock	Keene, NH	Making Community Connections Charter School	80	1.3%	1
26	Hinsdale Middle High School	Hinsdale, NH	Hinsdale School District	121	0.8%	1
27	Jaffrey Grade School	Jaffrey, NH	Jaffrey-Rindge Cooperative School District	250	0.4%	1
28	Cutler Elementary School	W. Swanzey, NH	Monadnock Regional School District	316	0.3%	1
29	Troy Elementary School	Troy, NH	Monadnock Regional School District	116	0.9%	1
30	Nelson Elementary School	Nelson, NH	Nelson School District	58	1.7%	1

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