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The public middle schools with the most Black students in Salem, Oregon

This ranking covers the public middle schools with the most Black students in Salem, Oregon, drawn from 9 qualifying public middle schools. Judson Middle School leads the list at 18, against a median of 13 across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

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Salem, Oregon

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MOST BLACK (COUNT) · SALEM, OREGON

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black	Black students
1	Judson Middle School	Salem, OR	Salem-Keizer SD 24J	811	2.2%	18
2	Straub Middle School	Salem, OR	Salem-Keizer SD 24J	568	2.8%	16
3	Leslie Middle School	Salem, OR	Salem-Keizer SD 24J	735	2.0%	15
4	Crossler Middle School	Salem, OR	Salem-Keizer SD 24J	804	1.7%	14
5	Parrish Middle School	Salem, OR	Salem-Keizer SD 24J	691	1.9%	13
6	Walker Middle School	Salem, OR	Salem-Keizer SD 24J	571	2.3%	13
7	Waldo Middle School	Salem, OR	Salem-Keizer SD 24J	997	1.1%	11
8	Houck Middle School	Salem, OR	Salem-Keizer SD 24J	830	0.8%	7
9	Stephens Middle School	Salem, OR	Salem-Keizer SD 24J	1,014	0.5%	5

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