Harry M. Bailey Middle School (West Haven School District SCH DIST.), Connecticut - School Profile in 2023-2024 School Year

Harry M. Bailey Middle School is a Middle in West Haven, CT. It currently serves 885 students (grades 07-08). The school is part of the West Haven School District School District.

Below, we provide details about the school including the population per grade, the racial demography of the student population, the racial demography of the student population per gender/sex, and the racial demography per grade level.

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Student Population Per Grade

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Grade	Population
Grade 7	432
Grade 8	453

Gender/Sex of Harry M. Bailey Middle School Student Population

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Gender	Population	Percent of Population (%)
Male	436	49.27
Female	449	50.73

Race/Ethnicity Demography of Harry M. Bailey Middle School Student Population

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Race/Ethnicity	Population	Percent of Population (%)
American Indian or Alaska Native	2	0.23
Asian	41	4.63
Black or African American	199	22.49
Hispanic/Latino	388	43.84
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander	1	0.11
Two or more races	31	3.50
White	223	25.20

Male - Race/Ethnicity Demography of Student Population

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Race/Ethnicity	Population	Percent of Population (%)
American Indian or Alaska Native	1	0.23
Asian	20	4.59
Black or African American	101	23.17
Hispanic/Latino	195	44.73
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander	1	0.23
Two or more races	18	4.13
White	100	22.94

Female - Race/Ethnicity Demography of Student Population

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Race/Ethnicity	Population	Percent of Population (%)
American Indian or Alaska Native	1	0.22
Asian	21	4.68
Black or African American	98	21.83
Hispanic/Latino	193	42.98
Two or more races	13	2.90
White	123	27.39

Race Demography Per Grade

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