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The public high schools with the most Black students in Montgomery County, Ohio

This ranking covers the public high schools with the most Black students in Montgomery County, Ohio, drawn from 34 qualifying public high schools. Trotwood-Madison High School leads the list at 725, against a median of 135 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
34
Montgomery County, Ohio
Top Black students
725
Median Black students
135
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · MONTGOMERY COUNTY, OHIO
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1Trotwood-Madison High SchoolTrotwood, OHTrotwood-Madison City84086.3%725
2David H. Ponitz Career Technology CenterDayton, OHDayton City78574.1%582
3Belmont High SchoolDayton, OHDayton City1,15345.8%528
4Wayne High SchoolHuber Heights, OHHuber Heights City1,77228.3%501
5Dunbar Early College High SchoolDayton, OHDayton City54284.3%457
6Stivers School For The ArtsDayton, OHDayton City83752.8%442
7Thurgood Marshall High SchoolDayton, OHDayton City54880.1%439
8Meadowdale High SchoolDayton, OHDayton City47982.7%396
9Northmont High SchoolClayton, OHNorthmont City1,36928.4%389
10Dayton Early College Academy IncDayton, OHDayton Early College Academy Inc32789.0%291
11Horizon Science Academy Dayton High SchoolDayton, OHHorizon Science Academy Dayton High School30093.3%280
12Liberty High SchoolDayton, OHLiberty High School38258.1%222
13Centerville High SchoolCenterville, OHCenterville City2,7207.7%210
14Kettering Fairmont High SchoolKettering, OHKettering City School District2,4458.3%202
15West Carrollton High SchoolWest Carrollton, OHWest Carrollton City84623.1%195
16Miamisburg High SchoolMiamisburg, OHMiamisburg City1,43711.3%162
17Northridge High SchoolDayton, OHNorthridge Local49329.0%143
18Gem City Career Prep High SchoolDayton, OHGem City Career Prep High School14488.2%127
19Stebbins High SchoolDayton, OHMad River Local1,09211.3%123
20Miami Valley CtcEnglewood, OHMiami Valley Career Tech1,6526.7%111
21Dayton Career Tech High SchoolDayton, OHDayton Career Tech High School14574.5%108
22Mound Street AcademyDayton, OHDayton City15665.4%102
23Butler High SchoolVandalia, OHVandalia-Butler City85610.8%92
24Jefferson Jr./Sr. High SchoolDayton, OHJefferson Township Local12868.8%88
25Dayton Regional STEM SchoolKettering, OHDayton Regional STEM School8018.5%68
26Dayton Athletic Vocational AcademyDayton, OHDayton Athletic Vocational Academy9564.2%61
27Dayton Business Technology High SchoolDayton, OHDayton Business Technology High School6283.9%52
28Summit Academy Transition High School DaytonDayton, OHSummit Academy Transition High School Dayton9050.0%45
29Engage High SchoolDayton, OHEngage High School3066.7%20
30Oakwood High SchoolDayton, OHOakwood City6561.5%10
31Valley View High SchoolGermantown, OHValley View Local4681.9%9
32Dixie High SchoolNew Lebanon, OHNew Lebanon Local School District3111.6%5
33Brookville High SchoolBrookville, OHBrookville Local4250.9%4
34Miami Valley Ctc AlternativeEnglewood, OHMiami Valley Career Tech248.3%2
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