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The public elementary schools with the most Black students in Newport County, Rhode Island

This ranking covers the public elementary schools with the most Black students in Newport County, Rhode Island, drawn from 10 qualifying public elementary schools. Claiborne Pell Elementary leads the list at 62, against a median of 9 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
10
Newport County, Rhode Island
Top Black students
62
Median Black students
9
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · NEWPORT COUNTY, RHODE ISLAND
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1Claiborne Pell ElementaryNewport, RINewport6579.4%62
2Forest Avenue SchoolMiddletown, RIMiddletown3048.6%26
3Aquidneck SchoolMiddletown, RIMiddletown3025.0%15
4Wilbur and McMahon SchoolsLittle Compton, RILittle Compton2165.1%11
5Gaudet Learning AcademyMiddletown, RIMiddletown2594.3%11
6Melville SchoolPortsmouth, RIPortsmouth3161.9%6
7Howard Hathaway SchoolPortsmouth, RIPortsmouth4091.0%4
8Pocasset SchoolTiverton, RITiverton2101.9%4
9Jamestown School-MelroseJamestown, RIJamestown2070.5%1
10Fort Barton SchoolTiverton, RITiverton1330.8%1
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