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

29 public schools in Grafton County, New Hampshire appear in this ranking of the public schools with the most Black students, ranked by the total number of Black or African American students enrolled. Lebanon High School leads the list at 16, against a median of 2 across the ranked schools.

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MOST BLACK (COUNT) · GRAFTON COUNTY, NEW HAMPSHIRE

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black	Black students
1	Lebanon High School	Lebanon, NH	Lebanon School District	606	2.6%	16
2	Lebanon Middle School	Lebanon, NH	Lebanon School District	464	3.5%	16
3	Bernice A. Ray School	Hanover, NH	Hanover School District	463	1.9%	9
4	Hanover Street School	Lebanon, NH	Lebanon School District	316	2.5%	8
5	Hanover High School	Hanover, NH	Dresden School District	674	1.0%	7
6	Mt. Lebanon School	W. Lebanon, NH	Lebanon School District	246	2.9%	7
7	Newfound Regional High School	BRISTOL, NH	Newfound Area School District	357	1.7%	6
8	Plymouth Regional High School	Plymouth, NH	Pemi-Baker Regional School District	651	0.8%	5
9	Mildred C. Lakeway School	Littleton, NH	Littleton School District	309	1.3%	4
10	Lyme Elementary School	Lyme, NH	Lyme School District	187	2.1%	4
11	Plymouth Elementary School	Plymouth, NH	Plymouth School District	365	1.1%	4
12	Woodsville Elementary School	Woodsville, NH	Haverhill Cooperative School District	176	1.7%	3
13	Ashland Elementary School	Ashland, NH	Ashland School District	159	1.3%	2
14	Frances C. Richmond School	Hanover, NH	Dresden School District	369	0.5%	2
15	Woodsville High School	Woodsville, NH	Haverhill Cooperative School District	221	0.9%	2
16	Lin-Wood Public School (Elem)	Lincoln, NH	Lincoln-Woodstock Cooperative School District	101	2.0%	2
17	Enfield Village School	Enfield, NH	Mascoma Valley Regional School District	195	1.0%	2
18	Newfound Memorial Middle School	Bristol, NH	Newfound Area School District	296	0.7%	2
19	Thornton Central School	Thornton, NH	Thornton School District	172	1.2%	2
20	Ledyard Charter School	Lebanon, NH	Ledyard Charter School	49	2.0%	1
21	Haverhill Cooperative Middle School	North Haverhill, NH	Haverhill Cooperative School District	229	0.4%	1
22	Holderness Central School	Holderness, NH	Holderness School District	156	0.6%	1
23	Lin-Wood Public School (Middle)	Lincoln, NH	Lincoln-Woodstock Cooperative School District	58	1.7%	1
24	Lin-Wood Public School (High)	Lincoln, NH	Lincoln-Woodstock Cooperative School District	82	1.2%	1
25	Lisbon Regional School (High)	Lisbon, NH	Lisbon Regional School District	84	1.2%	1
26	Daisy Bronson Junior High School	Littleton, NH	Littleton School District	86	1.2%	1
27	Canaan Elementary School	Canaan, NH	Mascoma Valley Regional School District	236	0.4%	1
28	Bristol Elementary School	Bristol, NH	Newfound Area School District	203	0.5%	1
29	Profile Senior High School	Bethlehem, NH	Profile School District	133	0.8%	1

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