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The public middle schools with the most Black students in New Hampshire · page 2

Ranks 5186 of the public schools with the most Black students in New Hampshire. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · NEW HAMPSHIRE
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
51Windham Center SchoolWindham, NHWindham School District4260.7%3
52Winnisquam Regional Middle SchoolTilton, NHWinnisquam Regional School District3610.8%3
53Amherst Middle SchoolAmherst, NHAmherst School District6350.3%2
54Frances C. Richmond SchoolHanover, NHDresden School District3690.5%2
55Walpole Elementary SchoolWalpole, NHFall Mountain Regional School District1231.6%2
56Franklin Middle SchoolFranklin, NHFranklin School District3010.7%2
57Crescent Lake SchoolWolfeboro, NHGovernor Wentworth Regional School District1811.1%2
58David R. Cawley Middle SchoolHooksett, NHHooksett School District4280.5%2
59Kearsarge Regional Middle SchoolNorth Sutton, NHKearsarge Regional School District4100.5%2
60Newfound Memorial Middle SchoolBristol, NHNewfound Area School District2960.7%2
61Pittsfield Middle SchoolPittsfield, NHPittsfield School District1031.9%2
62Weare Middle SchoolWeare, NHWeare School District4540.4%2
63Benjamin Franklin Academy Chartered Public School (M)Loudon, NHBenjamin Franklin Academy Chartered Public School523.9%2
64Nute Junior High SchoolMilton, NHMilton School District1050.9%1
65Barrington Middle SchoolBarrington, NHBarrington School District3980.3%1
66Great Brook SchoolAntrim, NHContoocook Valley School District2240.5%1
67A. Crosby Kennett Middle SchoolConway, NHConway School District3080.3%1
68Epping Middle SchoolEpping, NHEpping School District1940.5%1
69Vilas Elementary SchoolAlstead, NHFall Mountain Regional School District1080.9%1
70Henry Wilson Memorial SchoolFarmington, NHFarmington School District2710.4%1
71Kreiva Academy Public Charter School (M)Manchester, NHKreiva Academy Public Charter School422.4%1
72Haverhill Cooperative Middle SchoolNorth Haverhill, NHHaverhill Cooperative School District2290.4%1
73Hillsboro-Deering Middle SchoolHillsborough, NHHillsboro-Deering Cooperative School District2290.4%1
74Hinsdale Middle High SchoolHinsdale, NHHinsdale School District1210.8%1
75Hollis-Brookline Middle SchoolHollis, NHHollis-Brookline Cooperative School District3690.3%1
76Hopkinton Middle SchoolContoocook, NHHopkinton School District1650.6%1
77Lin-Wood Public School (Middle)Lincoln, NHLincoln-Woodstock Cooperative School District581.7%1
78Daisy Bronson Junior High SchoolLittleton, NHLittleton School District861.2%1
79Boynton Middle SchoolNew Ipswich, NHMascenic Regional School District2600.4%1
80Moultonborough Middle LevelMoultonborough, NHMoultonborough School District1090.9%1
81Newport Middle SchoolNewport, NHNewport School District1380.7%1
82Groveton High School (Middle)Groveton, NHNorthumberland School District791.3%1
83Three Rivers SchoolPembroke, NHPembroke School District2890.3%1
84Belmont Middle SchoolBelmont, NHShaker Regional School District3500.3%1
85Sunapee Middle High SchoolSunapee, NHSunapee School District1011.0%1
86Wilton-Lyndeboro Middle SchoolWilton, NHWilton-Lyndeborough Cooperative School District1300.8%1
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