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The public middle schools with the most Black students in Cleveland County, Oklahoma

Across Cleveland County, Oklahoma, 13 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of Black or African American students enrolled. IRVING MS leads the list at 97, against a median of 40 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
13
Cleveland County, Oklahoma
Top Black students
97
Median Black students
40
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · CLEVELAND COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1IRVING MSNorman, OKNORMAN72713.3%97
2CENTRAL JHSMoore, OKMOORE57411.0%63
3HIGHLAND WEST JHSMoore, OKMOORE47912.9%62
4WEST JHSOklahoma City, OKMOORE60510.1%61
5LONGFELLOW MSNorman, OKNORMAN7087.2%51
6HIGHLAND EAST JHSMoore, OKMOORE7515.6%42
7WHITTIER MSNorman, OKNORMAN1,1083.6%40
8BRINK JHSOklahoma City, OKMOORE6685.1%34
9SOUTHRIDGE JHSOklahoma City, OKMOORE5625.7%32
10ALCOTT MSNorman, OKNORMAN7084.2%30
11LEXINGTON MSLexington, OKLEXINGTON2051.5%3
12CURTIS INGE MSNoble, OKNOBLE6730.5%3
13LITTLE AXE MSNorman, OKLITTLE AXE2670.8%2
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