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

This ranking covers the public middle schools with the most Black students in Rogers County, Oklahoma, drawn from 8 qualifying public middle schools. WILL ROGERS JHS leads the list at 14, against a median of 3 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
8
Rogers County, Oklahoma
Top Black students
14
Median Black students
3
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · ROGERS COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1WILL ROGERS JHSClaremore, OKCLAREMORE7921.8%14
2WELLS MSCatoosa, OKCATOOSA3933.3%13
3VERDIGRIS JHSClaremore, OKVERDIGRIS2152.8%6
4SEQUOYAH MSClaremore, OKSEQUOYAH2841.1%3
5INOLA MSInola, OKINOLA3910.5%2
6CHELSEA MSChelsea, OKCHELSEA1910.5%1
7OOLOGAH-TALALA MSOologah, OKOOLOGAH-TALALA3500.3%1
8VERDIGRIS UPPER ESClaremore, OKVERDIGRIS3140.3%1
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