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The public elementary schools with the most Black students in Broome County, New York

This ranking covers the public elementary schools with the most Black students in Broome County, New York, drawn from 28 qualifying public elementary schools. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL leads the list at 112, against a median of 19 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
28
Broome County, New York
Top Black students
112
Median Black students
19
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · BROOME COUNTY, NEW YORK
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1BENJAMIN FRANKLIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLBINGHAMTON, NYBINGHAMTON CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT40327.8%112
2THEODORE ROOSEVELT SCHOOLBINGHAMTON, NYBINGHAMTON CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT35231.5%111
3WOODROW WILSON SCHOOLBINGHAMTON, NYBINGHAMTON CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT35528.4%101
4MACARTHUR SCHOOLBINGHAMTON, NYBINGHAMTON CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT39921.3%85
5JOHNSON CITY ELEMENTARY/PRIMARY SCHOOLJOHNSON CITY, NYJOHNSON CITY CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT56013.4%75
6CHARLES F JOHNSON JR ELEMENTARY SCHOOLENDICOTT, NYUNION-ENDICOTT CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT41316.2%67
7JOHNSON CITY ELEMENTARY/INTERMEDIATE SCHOOLJOHNSON CITY, NYJOHNSON CITY CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT50912.0%61
8THOMAS JEFFERSON SCHOOLBINGHAMTON, NYBINGHAMTON CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT26722.5%60
9HORACE MANN SCHOOLBINGHAMTON, NYBINGHAMTON CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT20528.3%58
10CALVIN COOLIDGE SCHOOLBINGHAMTON, NYBINGHAMTON CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT28117.4%49
11GEORGE F JOHNSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOLENDICOTT, NYUNION-ENDICOTT CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT5707.5%43
12VESTAL HILLS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLVESTAL, NYVESTAL CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT3887.0%27
13ANN G MCGUINNESS ELEMENTAR SCHOOLENDICOTT, NYUNION-ENDICOTT CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT3128.3%26
14HOMER BRINK SCHOOLENDWELL, NYMAINE-ENDWELL CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT7312.6%19
15AFRICAN ROAD ELEMENTARY SCHOOLVESTAL, NYVESTAL CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT3255.8%19
16GLENWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOLVESTAL, NYVESTAL CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT3103.2%10
17MAINE MEMORIAL SCHOOLMAINE, NYMAINE-ENDWELL CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT4781.9%9
18BROOKSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLBINGHAMTON, NYSUSQUEHANNA VALLEY CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT4011.5%6
19CLAYTON AVENUE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLVESTAL, NYVESTAL CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT2502.4%6
20PORT DICKINSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOLBINGHAMTON, NYCHENANGO VALLEY CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT4091.2%5
21A F PALMER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL / WINDSOR CENTRAL MIDDLE SCHOOLWINDSOR, NYWINDSOR CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT5420.7%4
22FLOYD BELL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLKIRKWOOD, NYWINDSOR CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT2801.4%4
23W A OLMSTED ELEMENTARY SCHOOLHARPURSVILLE, NYHARPURSVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT3231.2%4
24CARYL E ADAMS PRIMARY SCHOOLWHITNEY POINT, NYWHITNEY POINT CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT4530.7%3
25CHENANGO BRIDGE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLBINGHAMTON, NYCHENANGO VALLEY CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT3570.6%2
26F P DONNELLY SCHOOLCONKLIN, NYSUSQUEHANNA VALLEY CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT3060.7%2
27C R WEEKS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLWINDSOR, NYWINDSOR CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT2770.4%1
28CHENANGO FORKS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLBINGHAMTON, NYCHENANGO FORKS CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT6050.2%1
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