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The public elementary schools with the most Black students in Rhode Island · page 3

Ranks 101–150 of the public schools with the most Black students in Rhode Island. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · RHODE ISLAND
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
101Stone Hill SchoolCranston, RICranston2344.3%10
102George J. Peters SchoolCranston, RICranston2444.1%10
103Garvin MemorialCumberland, RICumberland4222.4%10
104Lincoln Central Elem.Lincoln, RILincoln4162.4%10
105North Smithfield ElementaryNorth Smithfield, RINorth Smithfield5831.7%10
106Hoxsie SchoolWarwick, RIWarwick2783.6%10
107Lippitt SchoolWarwick, RIWarwick2234.5%10
108Sherman SchoolWarwick, RIWarwick3243.1%10
109Maisie E. Quinn SchoolWest Warwick, RIWest Warwick9111.0%10
110Norwood SchoolWarwick, RIWarwick2653.4%9
111Hampden Meadows SchoolBarrington, RIBarrington4711.7%8
112Glen Hills SchoolCranston, RICranston2703.0%8
113Woodridge SchoolCranston, RICranston2603.1%8
114Orchard Farms El. SchoolCranston, RICranston4441.8%8
115John J. McLaughlin CumberlandCumberland, RICumberland4131.9%8
116Fishing Cove El. SchoolNorth Kingstown, RINorth Kingstown3462.3%8
117Greenwood SchoolWarwick, RIWarwick2553.1%8
118Primrose Hill SchoolBarrington, RIBarrington3292.1%7
119Kingston Hill AcademySaunderstown, RIKingston Hill Academy2602.7%7
120Austin T. Levy SchoolHarrisville, RIBurrillville2542.8%7
121George Hanaford SchoolEast Greenwich, RIEast Greenwich2762.5%7
122Cedar Hill SchoolWarwick, RIWarwick2992.3%7
123Warwick Early Learning CenterWarwick, RIWarwick2073.4%7
124Nuestro Mundo Public Charter SProvidence, RINuestro Mundo Public Charter2922.0%6
125William Callahan SchoolHarrisville, RIBurrillville3101.9%6
126Blackrock SchoolCoventry, RICoventry3221.9%6
127Meadowbrook Farms SchoolEast Greenwich, RIEast Greenwich2812.1%6
128Metcalf SchoolExeter, RIExeter-West Greenwich5221.1%6
129Brown Avenue SchoolJohnston, RIJohnston2512.4%6
130Melville SchoolPortsmouth, RIPortsmouth3161.9%6
131Leviton Dual Language SchoolProvidence, RIProvidence2882.1%6
132Pleasant View Elementary SchooSmithfield, RISmithfield5521.1%6
133Scott SchoolWarwick, RIWarwick1893.2%6
134Forest Park El. SchoolNorth Kingstown, RINorth Kingstown2641.9%5
135Stony Lane El. SchoolNorth Kingstown, RINorth Kingstown3851.3%5
136Raymond LaPerche SchoolSmithfield, RISmithfield3371.5%5
137West Kingston SchoolWest Kingston, RISouth Kingstown3131.6%5
138Wyman SchoolWarwick, RIWarwick2621.9%5
139Nayatt SchoolBarrington, RIBarrington3561.1%4
140Charlestown Elementary SchoolCharlestown, RIChariho2461.6%4
141Hopkins Hill SchoolCoventry, RICoventry3231.2%4
142Tiogue SchoolCoventry, RICoventry3281.2%4
143Cranston Early Learning CenterCranston, RICranston498.2%4
144Hamilton SchoolNorth Kingstown, RINorth Kingstown4470.9%4
145Howard Hathaway SchoolPortsmouth, RIPortsmouth4091.0%4
146Pocasset SchoolTiverton, RITiverton2101.9%4
147Park SchoolWarwick, RIWarwick2251.8%4
148Warwick Neck SchoolWarwick, RIWarwick2901.4%4
149Colt Andrews SchoolBristol, RIBristol Warren3071.0%3
150Steere Farm Elementary SchoolPascoag, RIBurrillville2681.1%3
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