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The public middle schools with the most Black students in Anderson County, Tennessee

This ranking covers the public middle schools with the most Black students in Anderson County, Tennessee, drawn from 6 qualifying public middle schools. Robertsville Middle School leads the list at 90, against a median of 15 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
6
Anderson County, Tennessee
Top Black students
90
Median Black students
15
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · ANDERSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1Robertsville Middle SchoolOak Ridge, TNOak Ridge76811.7%90
2Jefferson Middle SchoolOak Ridge, TNOak Ridge7177.4%53
3Clinton Middle SchoolClinton, TNAnderson County6244.0%25
4Norris Middle SchoolNorris, TNAnderson County4481.1%5
5Lake City Middle SchoolLake City, TNAnderson County2461.6%4
6Norwood Middle SchoolOliver Springs, TNAnderson County1621.2%2
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