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The public middle schools with the highest share of Asian students in Roseville, California

This ranking covers the public middle schools with the highest share of Asian students in Roseville, California, drawn from 8 qualifying public middle schools. Barbara Chilton Middle leads the list at 25.8%, against a median of 14.7% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
8
Roseville, California
Top % Asian
25.8%
Median % Asian
14.7%
MOST ASIAN · ROSEVILLE, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Asian
1Barbara Chilton MiddleRoseville, CARoseville City Elementary1,28925.8%(333)
2Robert C. Cooley MiddleRoseville, CARoseville City Elementary1,14919.1%(219)
3Olympus Junior HighRoseville, CAEureka Union43916.6%(73)
4Wilson C. Riles MiddleRoseville, CACenter Joint Unified68215.4%(105)
5Excelsior ElementaryRoseville, CAEureka Union46914.1%(66)
6Silverado MiddleRoseville, CADry Creek Joint Elementary1,01013.4%(135)
7George A. Buljan MiddleRoseville, CARoseville City Elementary8629.7%(84)
8Warren T. Eich MiddleRoseville, CARoseville City Elementary9398.0%(75)
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