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The public schools with the most Black students in Oklahoma · page 25

Ranks 1,201–1,250 of the public schools with the most Black students in Oklahoma. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · OKLAHOMA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1201Weleetka Junior High SchoolWeleetka, OKWELEETKA792.5%2
1202Westville High SchoolWestville, OKWESTVILLE3380.6%2
1203Wetumka High SchoolWetumka, OKWETUMKA1002.0%2
1204Wilburton Elementary SchoolWilburton, OKWILBURTON4540.4%2
1205Wilburton High SchoolWilburton, OKWILBURTON2260.9%2
1206Wilson High SchoolHenryetta, OKWILSON812.5%2
1207Cedar Heights Elementary SchoolWoodward, OKWOODWARD2370.8%2
1208Rock Creek Elementary SchoolDurant, OKROCK CREEK3620.6%2
1209Binger-Oney Elementary SchoolBinger, OKBINGER-ONEY2110.9%2
1210Santa Fe South Trinity Elementary SchoolOklahoma City, OKSANTA FE SOUTH CHARTER1151.7%2
1211Will Rogers Elementary SchoolBurns Flat, OKBURNS FLAT-DILL CITY3550.3%1
1212Thomas-Fay-Custer Unified Junior High SchoolThomas, OKTHOMAS-FAY-CUSTER UNIFIED DIST941.1%1
1213Thomas-Fay-Custer Unified High SchoolThomas, OKTHOMAS-FAY-CUSTER UNIFIED DIST1050.9%1
1214Oklahoma Union Elementary SchoolSouth Coffeyville, OKOKLAHOMA UNION2650.4%1
1215Oklahoma Union High SchoolSouth Coffeyville, OKOKLAHOMA UNION1850.5%1
1216Oklahoma Schl for the Blind High SchoolMuskogee, OKOKLAHOMA SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND482.1%1
1217Graham-Dustin High SchoolDUSTIN, OKGRAHAM-DUSTIN412.4%1
1218Santa Fe South Hills Elementary SchoolOklahoma City, OKSANTA FE SOUTH CHARTER5290.2%1
1219Academy of Seminole High SchoolSeminole, OKACADEMY OF SEMINOLE (CHARTER)502.0%1
1220Adair High SchoolAdair, OKADAIR2810.4%1
1221Adair Middle SchoolAdair, OKADAIR2330.4%1
1222Afton Elementary SchoolAfton, OKAFTON2680.4%1
1223Agra Junior High SchoolAgra, OKAGRA462.2%1
1224Alva Middle SchoolAlva, OKALVA2280.4%1
1225Longfellow Elementary SchoolAlva, OKALVA1560.6%1
1226Washington Elementary SchoolAlva, OKALVA2400.4%1
1227Amber-Pocasset Elementary SchoolAmber, OKAMBER-POCASSET2120.5%1
1228Anadarko East Elementary SchoolAnadarko, OKANADARKO3230.3%1
1229Anderson Public SchoolSand Springs, OKANDERSON2800.4%1
1230Antlers High SchoolAntlers, OKANTLERS2590.4%1
1231Arkoma Middle SchoolArkoma, OKARKOMA681.5%1
1232Arkoma High SchoolArkoma, OKARKOMA1100.9%1
1233Arnett Elementary SchoolArnett, OKARNETT1360.7%1
1234Arnett High SchoolArnett, OKARNETT512.0%1
1235Asher Elementary SchoolAsher, OKASHER1980.5%1
1236Barnsdall High SchoolBarnsdall, OKBARNSDALL1450.7%1
1237Beaver Elementary SchoolBeaver, OKBEAVER1760.6%1
1238Bethel Middle SchoolShawnee, OKBETHEL2550.4%1
1239Blackwell High SchoolBlackwell, OKBLACKWELL3530.3%1
1240Blair Elementary SchoolBlair, OKBLAIR1170.8%1
1241Boise City High SchoolBoise City, OKBOISE CITY971.0%1
1242Burlington Elementary SchoolBurlington, OKBURLINGTON941.1%1
1243Burlington High SchoolBurlington, OKBURLINGTON402.5%1
1244Butner High SchoolCromwell, OKBUTNER551.8%1
1245Calera High SchoolCalera, OKCALERA2270.4%1
1246Carnegie Middle SchoolCarnegie, OKCARNEGIE1120.9%1
1247Cement Elementary SchoolCement, OKCEMENT1230.8%1
1248Chattanooga Elementary SchoolChattanooga, OKCHATTANOOGA1440.7%1
1249Chelsea Middle SchoolChelsea, OKCHELSEA1910.5%1
1250Cherokee Middle SchoolCHEROKEE, OKCHEROKEE941.1%1
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