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The public high schools with the most Black students in Grays Harbor County, Washington

This ranking covers the public high schools with the most Black students in Grays Harbor County, Washington, drawn from 8 qualifying public high schools. J M Weatherwax High School leads the list at 14, against a median of 5 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
8
Grays Harbor County, Washington
Top Black students
14
Median Black students
5
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · GRAYS HARBOR COUNTY, WASHINGTON
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1J M Weatherwax High SchoolAberdeen, WAAberdeen School District9191.5%14
2Elma High SchoolElma, WAElma School District5781.2%7
3Harbor Junior/Senior High SchoolAberdeen, WAAberdeen School District1283.9%5
4Hoquiam High SchoolHoquiam, WAHoquiam School District4101.2%5
5Montesano Jr-Sr HighMontesano, WAMontesano School District6980.6%4
6North Beach Senior High SchoolOcean Shores, WANorth Beach School District No. 641981.5%3
7East Grays Harbor Open DoorsElma, WAElma School District422.4%1
8Taholah High SchoolTAHOLAH, WATaholah School District661.5%1
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