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The public high schools with the most Black students in Tennessee · page 8

Ranks 351–363 of the public schools with the most Black students in Tennessee. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · TENNESSEE
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
351Carter County Alternative SchoolElizabethton, TNCarter County611.6%1
352Grainger AcademyRutledge, TNGrainger County616.7%1
353North Greene High SchoolGreeneville, TNGreene County2940.3%1
354Grundy County High SchoolCoalmont, TNGrundy County4860.2%1
355Jackson County High SchoolGainesboro, TNJackson County3830.3%1
356Summertown High SchoolSummertown, TNLawrence County3670.3%1
357Cornersville SchoolCornersville, TNMarshall County3940.3%1
358Midway High SchoolKingston, TNRoane County2170.5%1
359Midtown Educational CenterHarriman, TNRoane County462.2%1
360Sequatchie Co High SchoolDunlap, TNSequatchie County5420.2%1
361Sullivan East High SchoolBluff City, TNSullivan County8160.1%1
362Sumner County Middle Technical College High School at PortlaPortland, TNSumner County263.9%1
363Collinwood High SchoolCollinwood, TNWayne County2230.5%1
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