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Oregon: the school districts with the highest share of Pacific Islander students

94 districts

Oregon public school districts ranked by the share of students who are Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, from federal NCES enrollment data. Districts need at least 2 schools and 500 students to qualify. The median ranked district is at 0.4%. Showing ranks 51 to 94.

#DistrictStateSchoolsStudentsPacific Islander students% Pacific Islander
51Greater Albany Public SD 8JOR208,771290.3%
52Lebanon Community SD 9OR93,916130.3%
53Milton-Freewater Unified SD 7OR41,54750.3%
54Molalla River SD 35OR72,54670.3%
55Newberg SD 29JOR104,028110.3%
56Oregon Trail SD 46OR104,202110.3%
57Philomath SD 17JOR71,63550.3%
58Tillamook SD 9OR52,01470.3%
59Umatilla SD 6ROR31,45050.3%
60Woodburn SD 103OR95,220150.3%
61Ashland SD 5OR62,31340.2%
62Baker SD 5JOR115,201100.2%
63Banks SD 13OR31,08120.2%
64Bend-LaPine Administrative SD 1OR3516,838320.2%
65Crook County SDOR103,27950.2%
66Estacada SD 108OR53,31250.2%
67Gervais SD 1OR41,24720.2%
68Grants Pass SD 7OR115,562100.2%
69Klamath County SDOR216,774120.2%
70Klamath Falls City SchoolsOR92,70050.2%
71Lincoln County SDOR184,832110.2%
72North Marion SD 15OR41,60430.2%
73Pendleton SD 16OR82,90150.2%
74Seaside SD 10OR41,43830.2%
75South Umpqua SD 19OR61,42030.2%
76Three Rivers/Josephine County SDOR174,44080.2%
77Brookings-Harbor SD 17COR31,27810.1%
78Canby SD 86OR84,13450.1%
79Eagle Point SD 9OR114,13450.1%
80Harney County SD 4OR21,10510.1%
81Hermiston SD 8OR95,32060.1%
82Hood River County SDOR83,60230.1%
83Jefferson County SD 509JOR92,71230.1%
84Nyssa SD 26OR42,11520.1%
85Rogue River SD 35OR41,07110.1%
86Scio SD 95OR51,99820.1%
87Silver Falls SD 4JOR133,65120.1%
88South Lane SD 45J3OR92,69740.1%
89Sutherlin SD 130OR51,28510.1%
90Winston-Dillard SD 116OR61,29210.1%
91Lowell SD 71OR41,03800.0%
92Morrow SD 1OR92,23410.0%
93Ontario SD 8COR72,40600.0%
94Sweet Home SD 55OR72,24910.0%

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