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The public elementary schools with the most Black students in Providence County, Rhode Island · page 2

Ranks 51100 of the public schools with the most Black students in Providence County, Rhode Island. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · PROVIDENCE COUNTY, RHODE ISLAND
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
51Vartan Gregorian El. SchoolProvidence, RIProvidence31112.5%39
52William D'Abate Elem. SchoolProvidence, RIProvidence3989.6%38
53RISE Prep Mayoral AcademyWoonsocket, RIRISE Prep Mayoral Academy5736.5%37
54Agnes B. Hennessey SchoolEast Providence, RIEast Providence24215.3%37
55Emma G. Whiteknact SchoolEast Providence, RIEast Providence21616.7%36
56Leo A. Savoie SchoolWoonsocket, RIWoonsocket3809.5%36
57Winsor Hill SchoolJohnston, RIJohnston3809.2%35
58Silver Spring SchoolEast Providence, RIEast Providence22315.3%34
59Kevin K. Coleman SchoolWoonsocket, RIWoonsocket25613.3%34
60Waddington SchoolRiverside, RIEast Providence5546.0%33
61Kent Heights SchoolEast Providence, RIEast Providence25112.8%32
62Reservoir Avenue SchoolProvidence, RIProvidence28911.1%32
63B.F. Norton Elementary SchoolCumberland, RICumberland3748.0%30
64Thornton SchoolJohnston, RIJohnston3408.8%30
65James R. D. Oldham SchoolRiverside, RIEast Providence21013.8%29
66Gladstone Street SchoolCranston, RICranston4026.0%24
67Myron J. Francis ElementaryRumford, RIEast Providence3916.1%24
68Frank D. Spaziano Elem SchoolProvidence, RIProvidence5883.9%23
69Garden City SchoolCranston, RICranston5304.2%22
70Sarah Dyer Barnes SchoolJohnston, RIJohnston2668.3%22
71Lonsdale ElementaryLincoln, RILincoln2867.7%22
72W. R. Dutemple SchoolCranston, RICranston2548.3%21
73Ashton SchoolCumberland, RICumberland4294.9%21
74Saylesville ElementaryLincoln, RILincoln3126.4%20
75G. Harold Hunt SchoolCentral Falls, RICentral Falls16211.7%19
76Webster Avenue SchoolProvidence, RIProvidence3085.8%18
77Edward S. Rhodes SchoolCranston, RICranston2875.9%17
78Early Childhood CenterJohnston, RIJohnston2018.5%17
79Eden Park SchoolCranston, RICranston2436.6%16
80Edgewood HighlandCranston, RICranston2765.4%15
81Raices Dual Language AcademyCentral Falls, RICentral Falls2066.8%14
82Segue Inst for LearningCentral Falls, RISegue Institute for Learning3593.3%12
83Arlington SchoolCranston, RICranston2095.3%11
84Stadium SchoolCranston, RICranston2274.8%11
85Community SchoolCumberland, RICumberland5452.0%11
86Graniteville SchoolJohnston, RIJohnston1527.2%11
87Stone Hill SchoolCranston, RICranston2344.3%10
88George J. Peters SchoolCranston, RICranston2444.1%10
89Garvin MemorialCumberland, RICumberland4222.4%10
90Lincoln Central Elem.Lincoln, RILincoln4162.4%10
91North Smithfield ElementaryNorth Smithfield, RINorth Smithfield5831.7%10
92Glen Hills SchoolCranston, RICranston2703.0%8
93Woodridge SchoolCranston, RICranston2603.1%8
94Orchard Farms El. SchoolCranston, RICranston4441.8%8
95John J. McLaughlin CumberlandCumberland, RICumberland4131.9%8
96Austin T. Levy SchoolHarrisville, RIBurrillville2542.8%7
97Nuestro Mundo Public Charter SProvidence, RINuestro Mundo Public Charter2922.0%6
98William Callahan SchoolHarrisville, RIBurrillville3101.9%6
99Brown Avenue SchoolJohnston, RIJohnston2512.4%6
100Leviton Dual Language SchoolProvidence, RIProvidence2882.1%6
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