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The public schools with the most Black students in Asotin County, Washington

This ranking covers the public schools with the most Black students in Asotin County, Washington, drawn from 7 qualifying public schools. Charles Francis Adams High School leads the list at 10, against a median of 5 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
7
Asotin County, Washington
Top Black students
10
Median Black students
5
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · ASOTIN COUNTY, WASHINGTON
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1Charles Francis Adams High SchoolClarkston, WAClarkston School District6701.5%10
2Parkway ElementaryClarkston, WAClarkston School District3302.4%8
3Lincoln Middle SchoolClarkston, WAClarkston School District3462.0%7
4Heights ElementaryClarkston, WAClarkston School District3581.4%5
5Special ServicesClarkston, WAClarkston School District543.7%2
6Grantham ElementaryClarkston, WAClarkston School District2520.4%1
7Highland ElementaryClarkston, WAClarkston School District2900.3%1
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