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The public high schools with the most Black students in Salem County, New Jersey

This ranking covers the public high schools with the most Black students in Salem County, New Jersey, drawn from 6 qualifying public high schools. Salem High School leads the list at 233, against a median of 48 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
6
Salem County, New Jersey
Top Black students
233
Median Black students
48
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · SALEM COUNTY, NEW JERSEY
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1Salem High SchoolSALEM, NJSalem City School District39359.3%233
2Penns Grove High SchoolCARNEYS POINT, NJPenns Grove-Carneys Point Regional School District63235.3%223
3Salem County Career and Technical High SchoolWOODSTOWN, NJSalem County Vocational Technical School District7547.0%53
4Arthur P. Schalick High SchoolPITTSGROVE, NJPittsgrove Township School District4828.7%42
5Woodstown High SchoolWOODSTOWN, NJWoodstown-Pilesgrove Regional School District5507.3%40
6Pennsville Memorial High SchoolPENNSVILLE, NJPennsville School District4837.7%37
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