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

This ranking covers the public schools with the most Black students in Dyer County, Tennessee, drawn from 12 qualifying public schools. Dyersburg Primary leads the list at 332, against a median of 51 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
12
Dyer County, Tennessee
Top Black students
332
Median Black students
51
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · DYER COUNTY, TENNESSEE
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1Dyersburg PrimaryDyersburg, TNDyersburg74444.6%332
2Dyersburg High SchoolDyersburg, TNDyersburg68038.7%263
3Dyersburg Intermediate SchoolDyersburg, TNDyersburg58738.7%227
4Dyersburg Middle SchoolDyersburg, TNDyersburg57437.6%216
5Newbern Elementary SchoolNewbern, TNDyer County52713.1%69
6Dyer County High SchoolNewbern, TNDyer County1,0526.1%64
7Northview Middle SchoolNewbern, TNDyer County4458.3%37
8Three Oaks Middle SchoolDyersburg, TNDyer County3874.9%19
9Fifth Consolidated SchoolDyersburg, TNDyer County5371.5%8
10Holice Powell ElementaryDyersburg, TNDyer County2521.6%4
11Finley ElementaryFinley, TNDyer County2341.3%3
12Trimble ElementaryTrimble, TNDyer County1660.6%1
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