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The public middle schools with the most Black students in Oklahoma · page 4

Ranks 151–200 of the public schools with the most Black students in Oklahoma. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · OKLAHOMA

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black	Black students
151	East Intermediate	Broken Arrow, OK	BIXBY	462	2.2%	10
152	Washington Elementary School	Clinton, OK	CLINTON	313	3.2%	10
153	Dewey Middle School	Dewey, OK	DEWEY	244	4.1%	10
154	Etta Dale Junior High School	El Reno, OK	EL RENO	438	2.3%	10
155	Glenpool Intermediate School	Glenpool, OK	GLENPOOL	438	2.3%	10
156	Guymon Junior High School	Guymon, OK	GUYMON	461	2.2%	10
157	Ponca City West Middle School	Ponca City, OK	PONCA CITY	607	1.6%	10
158	Santa Fe South West Middle School	Oklahoma City, OK	SANTA FE SOUTH CHARTER	321	3.1%	10
159	North Intermediate School	Bixby, OK	BIXBY	487	1.9%	9
160	Leslie F Roblyer Learning Center	El Reno, OK	EL RENO	388	2.3%	9
161	Frederick Middle School	Frederick, OK	FREDERICK	172	5.2%	9
162	Jones Middle School	Jones, OK	JONES	237	3.8%	9
163	Madill Middle School	Madill, OK	MADILL	366	2.5%	9
164	Vian Middle School	Vian, OK	VIAN	162	5.6%	9
165	Dibble Middle School	BLANCHARD, OK	DIBBLE	190	4.2%	8
166	Emerson Middle School	Enid, OK	ENID	353	2.3%	8
167	Okemah Middle School	Okemah, OK	OKEMAH	176	4.0%	7
168	Haworth Middle School	Haworth, OK	HAWORTH	104	6.7%	7
169	Newkirk Middle School	Newkirk, OK	NEWKIRK	185	3.8%	7
170	Ponca City East Middle School	Ponca City, OK	PONCA CITY	320	2.2%	7
171	Tecumseh Middle School	Tecumseh, OK	TECUMSEH	400	1.8%	7
172	Woodward Ms North Campus	Woodward, OK	WOODWARD	362	1.9%	7
173	West Intermediate	Bixby, OK	BIXBY	533	1.1%	6
174	Blanchard Middle School	Blanchard, OK	BLANCHARD	454	1.3%	6
175	Dewar Middle School	Dewar, OK	DEWAR	119	5.0%	6
176	Luther Middle School	Luther, OK	LUTHER	256	2.3%	6
177	Muldrow Middle School	Muldrow, OK	MULDROW	345	1.7%	6
178	Sallisaw Middle School	Sallisaw, OK	SALLISAW	407	1.5%	6
179	Snyder Elementary School	Snyder, OK	SNYDER	165	3.6%	6
180	Sulphur Middle School	Sulphur, OK	SULPHUR	310	1.9%	6
181	Tahlequah Middle School	Tahlequah, OK	TAHLEQUAH	730	0.8%	6
182	Tulsa Met Middle School	Tulsa, OK	TULSA	47	12.8%	6
183	Valliant Middle School	Valliant, OK	VALLIANT	203	3.0%	6
184	Verdigris Junior High School	Claremore, OK	VERDIGRIS	215	2.8%	6
185	Watonga Middle School	Watonga, OK	WATONGA	148	4.0%	6
186	Willard Elementary School	Ada, OK	ADA	373	1.3%	5
187	Chandler Junior High School	Chandler, OK	CHANDLER	152	3.3%	5
188	Collinsville Middle School	Collinsville, OK	COLLINSVILLE	478	1.1%	5
189	Cushing Middle School	Cushing, OK	CUSHING	488	1.0%	5
190	Hollis Middle School	Hollis, OK	HOLLIS	108	4.6%	5
191	Lone Grove Middle School	Lone Grove, OK	LONE GROVE	306	1.6%	5
192	McLoud Junior High School	McLoud, OK	MCLOUD	244	2.0%	5
193	Morris Middle School	Morris, OK	MORRIS	195	2.6%	5
194	Pauls Valley Junior High School	Pauls Valley, OK	PAULS VALLEY	322	1.6%	5
195	Sperry Middle School	Sperry, OK	SPERRY	220	2.3%	5
196	Woodward Ms South Campus	Woodward, OK	WOODWARD	369	1.4%	5
197	Wynnewood Middle School	Wynnewood, OK	WYNNEWOOD	185	2.7%	5
198	Santa Fe South Middle School	Oklahoma City, OK	SANTA FE SOUTH CHARTER	738	0.5%	4
199	Byng Junior High School	Ada, OK	BYNG	370	1.1%	4
200	Cleveland Middle School	Cleveland, OK	CLEVELAND	328	1.2%	4

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