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Alabama: the school districts with the most Native American students

125 districts

Alabama public school districts ranked by the total number of American Indian or Alaska Native students enrolled, from federal NCES data. Districts need at least 2 schools and 500 students to qualify. The median ranked district is at 9. Showing ranks 101 to 125.

#DistrictStateSchoolsStudents% Native AmericanNative American students
101Clay CountyAL41,7290.2%3
102Crenshaw CountyAL32,0630.1%3
103Demopolis CityAL41,9180.2%3
104Geneva CityAL31,2290.2%3
105Macon CountyAL61,9070.2%3
106Pike Road CityAL42,8220.1%3
107Winston CountyAL92,3090.1%3
108Hale CountyAL62,1930.1%2
109Lamar CountyAL42,1290.1%2
110Leeds CityAL42,2710.1%2
111MAEF Public Charter SchoolsAL28350.2%2
112Sheffield CityAL41,0290.2%2
113Talladega CityAL51,6760.1%2
114Thomasville CityAL31,0130.2%2
115University Charter SchoolAL27160.3%2
116Alexander CityAL52,8360.0%1
117Conecuh CountyAL71,3440.1%1
118Coosa CountyAL27510.1%1
119Elba CityAL26030.2%1
120Fairfield CityAL41,3480.1%1
121Fayette CountyAL62,2680.0%1
122Greene CountyAL38410.1%1
123Haleyville CityAL31,5970.1%1
124Piedmont CityAL31,0800.1%1
125Troy CityAL31,8270.1%1

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