Overhills Middle (Harnett County Schools SCH DIST.), North Carolina - School Profile in 2023-2024 School Year

Overhills Middle is a Middle in Spring Lake, NC. It currently serves 829 students (grades 06-08). The school is part of the Harnett County Schools 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.

You can see similar information for other schools in Harnett County Schools School District and all schools in North Carolina.

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Student Population Per Grade

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Grade	Population
Grade 6	280
Grade 7	260
Grade 8	289

Gender/Sex of Overhills Middle Student Population

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Gender	Population	Percent of Population (%)
Male	466	56.21
Female	363	43.79

Race/Ethnicity Demography of Overhills Middle Student Population

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Race/Ethnicity	Population	Percent of Population (%)
American Indian or Alaska Native	6	0.72
Asian	8	0.97
Black or African American	314	37.88
Hispanic/Latino	171	20.63
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander	6	0.72
Two or more races	87	10.50
White	237	28.59

Male - Race/Ethnicity Demography of Student Population

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Race/Ethnicity	Population	Percent of Population (%)
American Indian or Alaska Native	4	0.86
Asian	3	0.64
Black or African American	172	36.91
Hispanic/Latino	89	19.10
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander	4	0.86
Two or more races	56	12.02
White	138	29.61

Female - Race/Ethnicity Demography of Student Population

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Race/Ethnicity	Population	Percent of Population (%)
American Indian or Alaska Native	2	0.55
Asian	5	1.38
Black or African American	142	39.12
Hispanic/Latino	82	22.59
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander	2	0.55
Two or more races	31	8.54
White	99	27.27

Race Demography Per Grade

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