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The public K-12 schools with the most Black students in Cincinnati, Ohio

This ranking covers the public K-12 schools with the most Black students in Cincinnati, Ohio, drawn from 8 qualifying public K-12 schools. School For Creative and Performing Arts leads the list at 751, against a median of 289 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Cincinnati, Ohio

Top Black students

751

Median Black students

289

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · CINCINNATI, OHIO

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black	Black students
1	School For Creative and Performing Arts	Cincinnati, OH	Cincinnati Public Schools	1,300	57.8%	751
2	IDEA Greater Cincinnati Inc	Cincinnati, OH	IDEA Greater Cincinnati Inc	1,017	63.1%	642
3	Academy Of World Languages School	Cincinnati, OH	Cincinnati Public Schools	548	64.6%	354
4	Roselawn Condon School	Cincinnati, OH	Cincinnati Public Schools	383	82.5%	316
5	Oyler School	Cincinnati, OH	Cincinnati Public Schools	512	51.0%	261
6	Academy for Multilingual Immersion Studies	Cincinnati, OH	Cincinnati Public Schools	524	32.8%	172
7	Spencer Center for Gifted and Exceptional Students	Cincinnati, OH	Cincinnati Public Schools	373	31.4%	117
8	Riverview East Academy	Cincinnati, OH	Cincinnati Public Schools	165	52.7%	87

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