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

This ranking covers the public schools with the most Black students in Lincoln County, Tennessee, drawn from 10 qualifying public schools. Ralph Askins School leads the list at 154, against a median of 35 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
10
Lincoln County, Tennessee
Top Black students
154
Median Black students
35
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · LINCOLN COUNTY, TENNESSEE
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1Ralph Askins SchoolFayetteville, TNFayetteville56527.3%154
2Fayetteville High SchoolFayetteville, TNFayetteville31541.9%132
3Fayetteville Middle SchoolFayetteville, TNFayetteville20030.5%61
4South Lincoln SchoolFayetteville, TNLincoln County6566.9%45
5Lincoln County High SchoolFayetteville, TNLincoln County1,1713.1%36
6Highland Rim SchoolFayetteville, TNLincoln County7174.7%34
7Flintville SchoolFlintville, TNLincoln County4663.0%14
8Blanche SchoolTaft, TNLincoln County3662.2%8
9Unity SchoolPetersburg, TNLincoln County4311.6%7
10Lincoln Central AcademyFayetteville, TNLincoln County513.9%2
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