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The public high schools with the most Black students in Mercer County, Pennsylvania

This ranking covers the public high schools with the most Black students in Mercer County, Pennsylvania, drawn from 10 qualifying public high schools. Farrell Area HS/UMS leads the list at 200, against a median of 6 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
10
Mercer County, Pennsylvania
Top Black students
200
Median Black students
6
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · MERCER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1Farrell Area HS/UMSFarrell, PAFarrell Area SD28171.2%200
2Sharon HSSharon, PASharon City SD53222.0%117
3Hickory HSHermitage, PAHermitage SD7688.6%66
4Grove City Area HSGrove City, PAGrove City Area SD6494.5%29
5Sharpsville Area SHSSharpsville, PASharpsville Area SD3262.1%7
6Greenville JSHSGreenville, PAGreenville Area SD6100.8%5
7Reynolds JSHSGreenville, PAReynolds SD4260.7%3
8West Middlesex Area JSHSWest Middlesex, PAWest Middlesex Area SD3320.9%3
9Lakeview Middle-HSStoneboro, PALakeview SD4520.4%2
10Mercer Area SHSMercer, PAMercer Area SD2820.3%1
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