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The public elementary schools with the highest share of Asian students in Western Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut · page 2

Ranks 5192 of the public schools with the highest share of Asian students in Western Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut. Back to page 1.

MOST ASIAN · WESTERN CONNECTICUT PLANNING REGION, CONNECTICUT
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Asian
51Hill And Plain SchoolNew Milford, CTNew Milford School District3714.6%(17)
52Hurlbutt Elementary SchoolWeston, CTWeston School District4434.5%(20)
53Branchville Elementary SchoolRidgefield, CTRidgefield School District3404.4%(15)
54North Street SchoolGreenwich, CTGreenwich School District4114.4%(18)
55King Street Intermediate SchoolDanbury, CTDanbury School District3674.4%(16)
56Fox Run Elementary SchoolNorwalk, CTNorwalk School District3984.3%(17)
57Farmingville Elementary SchoolRidgefield, CTRidgefield School District3114.2%(13)
58Saugatuck Elementary SchoolWestport, CTWestport School District3954.0%(16)
59West SchoolNew Canaan, CTNew Canaan School District4814.0%(19)
60Old Greenwich SchoolOld Greenwich, CTGreenwich School District3853.9%(15)
61South Street SchoolDanbury, CTDanbury School District3723.8%(14)
62Parkway SchoolGreenwich, CTGreenwich School District2493.6%(9)
63Sarah Noble Intermediate SchoolNew Milford, CTNew Milford School District7533.6%(27)
64Toquam Magnet SchoolStamford, CTStamford School District5323.4%(18)
65Kendall College & Career AcademyNorwalk, CTNorwalk School District4163.4%(14)
66Sandy Hook Elementary SchoolSandy Hook, CTNewtown School District3493.1%(11)
67King Street Primary SchoolDanbury, CTDanbury School District3933.0%(12)
68Hamilton Avenue SchoolGreenwich, CTGreenwich School District2993.0%(9)
69Tracey Magnet SchoolNorwalk, CTNorwalk School District4343.0%(13)
70Marvin Elementary SchoolNorwalk, CTNorwalk School District3752.9%(11)
71Springdale SchoolStamford, CTStamford School District5652.8%(16)
72Mill Ridge Primary SchoolDanbury, CTDanbury School District3192.8%(9)
73Stadley Rough SchoolDanbury, CTDanbury School District4792.7%(13)
74Northville Elementary SchoolNew Milford, CTNew Milford School District4282.6%(11)
75Redding Elementary SchoolRedding, CTRedding School District4712.5%(12)
76Hawley Elementary SchoolNewtown, CTNewtown School District2812.5%(7)
77Park Avenue SchoolDanbury, CTDanbury School District5622.3%(13)
78Julia A. Stark SchoolStamford, CTStamford School District5532.2%(12)
79Northeast SchoolStamford, CTStamford School District4362.1%(9)
80Middle Gate Elementary SchoolNewtown, CTNewtown School District3972.0%(8)
81Ellsworth Avenue SchoolDanbury, CTDanbury School District4921.8%(9)
82New Fairfield Elementary SchoolNew Fairfield, CTNew Fairfield School District9461.8%(17)
83Wolfpit Integrated Arts Elementary SchoolNorwalk, CTNorwalk School District3411.8%(6)
84Brookside Elementary SchoolNorwalk, CTNorwalk School District4081.5%(6)
85Consolidated SchoolNew Fairfield, CTNew Fairfield School District5041.4%
86Side By Side Charter SchoolNorwalk, CTSide By Side Charter School District2361.3%(3)
87Rowayton SchoolNorwalk, CTNorwalk School District4021.2%(5)
88Morris Street SchoolDanbury, CTDanbury School District3401.2%(4)
89South Norwalk Elementary SchoolNorwalk, CTNorwalk School District1791.1%(2)
90Sherman SchoolSherman, CTSherman School District2290.9%(2)
91Silvermine Dual Language Magnet SchoolNorwalk, CTNorwalk School District4280.7%(3)
92Head O'Meadow Elementary SchoolNewtown, CTNewtown School District3270.3%(1)
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