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The public elementary schools with the most Black students in Raleigh, North Carolina · page 2

Ranks 51–63 of the public schools with the most Black students in Raleigh, North Carolina. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black	Black students
51	Raleigh Oak Charter	Raleigh, NC	Raleigh Oak Charter School	373	19.0%	71
52	Root Elementary	Raleigh, NC	Wake County Schools	469	14.3%	67
53	Lead Mine Elementary	Raleigh, NC	Wake County Schools	359	17.8%	64
54	Partnership Elementary	Raleigh, NC	Wake County Schools	276	22.8%	63
55	Brassfield Elementary	Raleigh, NC	Wake County Schools	613	9.5%	58
56	Swift Creek Elementary	Raleigh, NC	Wake County Schools	310	17.1%	53
57	Pleasant Union Elementary	Raleigh, NC	Wake County Schools	530	8.9%	47
58	Barton Pond Elementary	Raleigh, NC	Wake County Schools	515	8.9%	46
59	Olds Elementary	Raleigh, NC	Wake County Schools	244	17.2%	42
60	Vance Elementary	Raleigh, NC	Wake County Schools	445	8.1%	36
61	Mount Vernon	Raleigh, NC	Wake County Schools	70	45.7%	32
62	Baileywick Road Elementary	Raleigh, NC	Wake County Schools	352	8.0%	28
63	Quest Academy	Raleigh, NC	Quest Academy	139	3.6%	5

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