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Louisiana: the school districts with the most multiracial students

68 districts

Louisiana 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. The median ranked district is at 148. Showing ranks 51 to 68.

#DistrictStateSchoolsStudents% Two or moreMultiracial students
51Franklin ParishLA62,4542.0%49
52Plaquemines ParishLA83,5101.3%47
53Red River ParishLA51,2433.7%46
54Caldwell ParishLA51,3103.4%45
55East Feliciana ParishLA61,6472.7%44
56Claiborne ParishLA61,6162.7%43
57Richland ParishLA112,6941.5%40
58St. James ParishLA63,1941.1%35
59West Carroll ParishLA31,4832.4%35
60Orleans ParishLA62,3221.4%33
61St. Helena ParishLA39972.8%28
62Cameron ParishLA51,1202.3%26
63Catahoula ParishLA58982.9%26
64Union ParishLA31,5551.7%26
65Pointe Coupee ParishLA52,2931.0%24
66Southern University Lab SchoolLA27772.7%21
67Madison ParishLA51,1331.5%17
68City of Baker School DistrictLA41,0001.1%11

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