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

Across Hardeman County, Tennessee, 9 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of Black or African American students enrolled. Bolivar Elementary leads the list at 481, against a median of 153 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Hardeman County, Tennessee

Top Black students

481

Median Black students

153

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · HARDEMAN COUNTY, TENNESSEE

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black	Black students
1	Bolivar Elementary	Bolivar, TN	Hardeman County Schools	670	71.8%	481
2	Central High School	Bolivar, TN	Hardeman County Schools	663	65.3%	433
3	Bolivar Middle School	Bolivar, TN	Hardeman County Schools	290	71.0%	206
4	Whiteville Elementary	Whiteville, TN	Hardeman County Schools	217	76.0%	165
5	Middleton High School	Middleton, TN	Hardeman County Schools	410	37.3%	153
6	Grand Junction Elementary	Grand Junction, TN	Hardeman County Schools	162	92.6%	150
7	Middleton Elementary	Middleton, TN	Hardeman County Schools	349	12.0%	42
8	Toone Elementary	Toone, TN	Hardeman County Schools	217	16.6%	36
9	Hornsby Elementary	Hornsby, TN	Hardeman County Schools	179	12.8%	23

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