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The public schools with the most Black students in Fayette County, West Virginia

Across Fayette County, West Virginia, 9 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of Black or African American students enrolled. Oak Hill High leads the list at 66, against a median of 18 across the ranked schools.

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Fayette County, West Virginia

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MOST BLACK (COUNT) · FAYETTE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black	Black students
1	Oak Hill High	Oak Hill, WV	Fayette County Schools	1,057	6.2%	66
2	Valley PK-8	Smithers, WV	Fayette County Schools	545	6.6%	36
3	Oak Hill Middle School	Oak Hill, WV	Fayette County Schools	627	5.3%	33
4	New River Primary	Oak Hill, WV	Fayette County Schools	605	5.1%	31
5	New River Intermediate	Oak Hill, WV	Fayette County Schools	523	3.4%	18
6	Meadow Bridge Regional School	Meadow Bridge, WV	Fayette County Schools	404	1.2%	5
7	Fayetteville PK-8	Fayetteville, WV	Fayette County Schools	548	0.7%	4
8	Midland Trail High	Hico, WV	Fayette County Schools	618	0.3%	2
9	Ansted Elementary	Ansted, WV	Fayette County Schools	178	0.6%	1

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