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The public high schools with the most Black students in Charlotte, North Carolina

Across Charlotte, North Carolina, 30 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of Black or African American students enrolled. West Charlotte High School leads the list at 1,499, against a median of 304 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
30
Charlotte, North Carolina
Top Black students
1,499
Median Black students
304
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1West Charlotte High SchoolCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools2,00874.7%1,499
2Mallard Creek High SchoolCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools2,06869.3%1,434
3Julius L. Chambers High SchoolCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools2,22554.3%1,208
4Palisades High SchoolCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools2,33245.7%1,065
5Phillip O Berry Academy of TechnologyCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools1,53361.6%945
6Harding University High SchoolCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools1,20466.4%799
7East Mecklenburg High SchoolCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools2,42230.7%743
8Myers Park High SchoolCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools3,22522.6%730
9West Mecklenburg High SchoolCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools1,29049.8%643
10Independence High SchoolCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools2,02429.2%591
11Garinger High SchoolCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools1,87730.8%578
12Olympic High SchoolCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools1,48338.3%568
13South Mecklenburg High SchoolCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools2,53420.6%521
14Northwest School of the ArtsCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools99343.5%432
15Ardrey Kell High SchoolCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools3,03610.6%321
16Ballantyne Ridge High SchoolCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools1,41420.2%286
17Cochrane Collegiate AcademyCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools85423.8%203
18Stewart Creek HighCharlotte, NCStewart Creek High School34253.5%183
19Providence High SchoolCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools2,1678.1%175
20Commonwealth HighCharlotte, NCCommonwealth High School37744.0%166
21Turning Point AcademyCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools14486.8%125
22Central Piedmont Early CollegeCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools27841.0%114
23Char Eng Early College-UNCCCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools31334.8%109
24Hawthorne Academy of Health SciencesCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools23941.0%98
25Charlotte Teacher Early CollegeCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools19248.4%93
26Williams Secondary MontessoriCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools40121.7%87
27Cato Middle College High SchoolCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools17345.7%79
28Charlotte SecondaryCharlotte, NCCharlotte Secondary School15738.9%61
29Harper Middle College HighCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools12529.6%37
30Military and Global LeadershipCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools7138.0%27
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