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The public middle schools with the most Black students in Alamance County, North Carolina

Across Alamance County, North Carolina, 7 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of Black or African American students enrolled. Turrentine Middle leads the list at 251, against a median of 187 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Alamance County, North Carolina

Top Black students

251

Median Black students

187

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · ALAMANCE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black	Black students
1	Turrentine Middle	Burlington, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	739	34.0%	251
2	Graham Middle	Graham, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	553	37.3%	206
3	Hawfields Middle	Mebane, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	864	23.3%	201
4	Woodlawn Middle	Mebane, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	633	29.5%	187
5	Western Alamance Middle	Elon, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	837	19.8%	166
6	Broadview Middle	Burlington, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	512	27.3%	140
7	Southern Alamance Middle	Graham, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	822	12.9%	106

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