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The public elementary schools with the most Black students in Auglaize County, Ohio

Across Auglaize County, Ohio, 8 public elementary schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of Black or African American students enrolled. St Marys West Intermediate School leads the list at 9, against a median of 3 across the ranked schools.

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Auglaize County, Ohio

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MOST BLACK (COUNT) · AUGLAIZE COUNTY, OHIO

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black	Black students
1	St Marys West Intermediate School	Saint Marys, OH	St Marys City	425	2.1%	9
2	New Bremen Elementary School	New Bremen, OH	New Bremen Local	446	1.1%	5
3	Wapakoneta Elementary	Wapakoneta, OH	Wapakoneta City	800	0.5%	4
4	St. Marys East Primary School	Saint Marys, OH	St Marys City	445	0.7%	3
5	New Knoxville Elementary School	New Knoxville, OH	New Knoxville Local	299	1.0%	3
6	Waynesfield-Goshen Local Elementary School	Waynesfield, OH	Waynesfield-Goshen Local	245	1.2%	3
7	Minster Elementary School	Minster, OH	Minster Local	504	0.4%	2
8	Cridersville Elementary School	Cridersville, OH	Wapakoneta City	349	0.3%	1

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