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The public schools with the most Black students in Oklahoma · page 10

Ranks 451–500 of the public schools with the most Black students in Oklahoma. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · OKLAHOMA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
451Earlywine Elementary SchoolOklahoma City, OKMOORE4565.5%25
452Cesar Chavez Elementary SchoolOklahoma City, OKOKLAHOMA CITY5594.5%25
453Spiro Elementary SchoolSpiro, OKSPIRO5744.4%25
454Eliot Elementary SchoolTulsa, OKTULSA3696.8%25
455Mitchell Elementary SchoolTulsa, OKTULSA3327.5%25
456Harding Fine Arts Middle SchoolOklahoma City, OKHARDING FINE ARTS CHARTER ACADEMY9227.2%25
457Mission Intermediate Grd CenterCoweta, OKCOWETA3936.1%24
458Durant High SchoolDurant, OKDURANT1,0362.3%24
459Adams Elementary SchoolNorman, OKNORMAN5064.7%24
460Capitol Hill Middle SchoolOklahoma City, OKOKLAHOMA CITY6513.7%24
461Porter Consolidated Elementary SchoolPorter, OKPORTER CONSOLIDATED4075.9%24
462Grissom Elementary SchoolTulsa, OKTULSA3427.0%24
463Central Elementary SchoolBixby, OKBIXBY7093.2%23
464Creekwood Early Childhood CenterBroken Arrow, OKBROKEN ARROW2738.4%23
465Rosewood Elementary SchoolBroken Arrow, OKBROKEN ARROW5754.0%23
466Central Middle SchoolEdmond, OKEDMOND1,0362.2%23
467Elgin High SchoolElgin, OKELGIN7892.9%23
468Barnes Elementary SchoolOklahoma City, OKMIDWEST CITY-DEL CITY3466.7%23
469Buchanan Elementary SchoolOklahoma City, OKOKLAHOMA CITY4605.0%23
470Mills Elementary SchoolOwasso, OKOWASSO4674.9%23
471Dove Science Academy HS TulsaTulsa, OKDOVE SCHOOLS OF TULSA (CHARTER)3436.4%22
472Collins Elementary SchoolBristow, OKBRISTOW3745.9%22
473Elgin Middle SchoolElgin, OKELGIN7992.8%22
474Guymon High SchoolGuymon, OKGUYMON8652.5%22
475Fisher Elementary SchoolOklahoma City, OKMOORE3626.1%22
476Owen Elementary SchoolTulsa, OKTULSA3905.6%22
477Wewoka Elementary SchoolWewoka, OKWEWOKA2488.9%22
478Tulsa Honor Flores Middle SchoolTulsa, OKTULSA HONOR CHARTER ACADEMY3496.0%21
479Ranch Heights Elementary SchoolBartlesville, OKBARTLESVILLE5913.5%21
480Madison Middle SchoolBartlesville, OKBARTLESVILLE6823.1%21
481Dierks Elementary SchoolBroken Bow, OKBROKEN BOW3875.4%21
482Duncan Middle SchoolDuncan, OKDUNCAN6963.0%21
483Centennial Elementary SchoolEdmond, OKEDMOND6633.2%21
484Eastlake Elementary SchoolOklahoma City, OKMOORE4145.1%21
485South Lake Elementary SchoolOklahoma City, OKMOORE6663.1%21
486Tipton Elementary SchoolTipton, OKTIPTON13315.8%21
487Winds West Elementary SchoolOklahoma City, OKWESTERN HEIGHTS2787.5%21
488Central Middle SchoolBartlesville, OKBARTLESVILLE6623.0%20
489Beggs Middle SchoolBeggs, OKBEGGS2896.9%20
490Lynn Wood Elementary SchoolBroken Arrow, OKBROKEN ARROW4074.9%20
491Prairie Vale Elementary SchoolEdmond, OKDEER CREEK5483.6%20
492Denison Public SchoolIdabel, OKDENISON2827.1%20
493Clegern Elementary SchoolEdmond, OKEDMOND4254.7%20
494Cross Timbers Elementary SchoolEdmond, OKEDMOND7952.5%20
495Lincoln Learning CenterEl Reno, OKEL RENO4015.0%20
496Washington Elementary SchoolLawton, OKLAWTON12216.4%20
497Mustang Horizon Intermediate Elementary SchoolMustang, OKMUSTANG6982.9%20
498Van Buren Elementary SchoolOklahoma City, OKOKLAHOMA CITY3206.3%20
499Sapulpa Middle SchoolSapulpa, OKSAPULPA5004.0%20
500Wewoka High SchoolWewoka, OKWEWOKA16612.1%20
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