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The public schools with the most Black students in Cape May County, New Jersey

This ranking covers the public schools with the most Black students in Cape May County, New Jersey, drawn from 27 qualifying public schools. Middle Township High School leads the list at 149, against a median of 15 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
27
Cape May County, New Jersey
Top Black students
149
Median Black students
15
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · CAPE MAY COUNTY, NEW JERSEY
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1Middle Township High SchoolCAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, NJMiddle Township Public School District82118.1%149
2Middle Township Elementary #1CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, NJMiddle Township Public School District68813.7%94
3Middle Township Elementary #4CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, NJMiddle Township Public School District54416.9%92
4Middle Township Elementary #2CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, NJMiddle Township Public School District52215.9%83
5Woodbine Elementary SchoolWOODBINE, NJWoodbine School District24719.0%47
6Lower Cape May Regional High SchoolCAPE MAY, NJLower Cape May Regional School District7174.9%35
7Glenwood Avenue Elementary SchoolWILDWOOD, NJWildwood City School District3679.5%35
8David C. Douglass Memorial SchoolVILLAS, NJLower Township Elementary School District2759.1%25
9Ocean AcademyCAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, NJCape May County Special Services School District15016.0%24
10Cape May County Technical High SchoolCAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, NJCape May County Technical High School District5873.9%23
11Wildwood High SchoolWILDWOOD, NJWildwood City School District2618.4%22
12Richard M. Teitelman Middle SchoolCAPE MAY, NJLower Cape May Regional School District3945.1%20
13Sandman Consolidated SchoolCAPE MAY, NJLower Township Elementary School District3326.0%20
14Carl T. Mitnick SchoolCAPE MAY, NJLower Township Elementary School District4283.5%15
15Ocean City High SchoolOCEAN CITY, NJOcean City School District1,1061.3%14
16Ocean City Primary SchoolOCEAN CITY, NJOcean City School District2715.2%14
17Cape May City Elementary SchoolCAPE MAY, NJCape May City School District1558.4%13
18Ocean City Intermediate SchoolOCEAN CITY, NJOcean City School District3264.0%13
19Wildwood Middle SchoolWILDWOOD, NJWildwood City School District1578.3%13
20Maud Abrams SchoolCAPE MAY, NJLower Township Elementary School District3542.8%10
21Cape May County High SchoolCAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, NJCape May County Special Services School District8410.7%9
22Dennis Township Elementary/Middle SchoolsDENNISVILLE, NJDennis Township School District3912.3%9
23Dennis Township Primary SchoolCAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, NJDennis Township School District2421.6%4
24Upper Township Middle SchoolPETERSBURG, NJUpper Township School District4190.9%4
25Upper Township Elementary SchoolMARMORA, NJUpper Township School District4770.6%3
26Upper Township Primary SchoolMARMORA, NJUpper Township School District4600.7%3
27Margaret Mace Elementary SchoolNorth Wildwood, NJNorth Wildwood School District1590.6%1
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