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Alaska: the school districts with the most multiracial students

24 districts

Alaska public school districts ranked by the total number of students of two or more races enrolled, from federal NCES data. Districts need at least 2 schools and 500 students to qualify.

#DistrictStateSchoolsStudents% Two or moreMultiracial students
1Anchorage School DistrictAK9240,58716.0%6,475
2Matanuska-Susitna Borough School DistrictAK4919,49515.9%3,101
3Fairbanks North Star Borough School DistrictAK3412,21417.5%2,134
4Kenai Peninsula Borough School DistrictAK428,51015.1%1,283
5Juneau Borough School DistrictAK165,48117.6%966
6Galena City School DistrictAK48,16810.1%824
7Yukon-Koyukuk School DistrictAK114,0249.8%396
8Nenana City School DistrictAK22,27912.5%284
9North Slope Borough School DistrictAK111,85313.6%252
10Nome Public SchoolsAK467236.8%247
11Craig City School DistrictAK461525.5%157
12Sitka School DistrictAK61,08014.4%156
13Denali Borough School DistrictAK41,07313.7%147
14Ketchikan Gateway Borough School DistrictAK92,0437.1%145
15Valdez City School DistrictAK360518.2%110
16Northwest Arctic Borough School DistrictAK131,9455.1%100
17Kodiak Island Borough School DistrictAK132,1324.0%86
18Delta/Greely School DistrictAK59718.2%80
19Lower Yukon School DistrictAK112,0272.8%57
20Southwest Region School DistrictAK86157.6%47
21Chugach School DistrictAK46177.1%44
22Lower Kuskokwim School DistrictAK293,8660.3%10
23Bering Strait School DistrictAK151,7450.3%6
24Yupiit School DistrictAK35221.0%5

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