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The public schools with the highest share of Asian students in Florida · page 38

Ranks 1,851–1,900 of the public schools with the highest share of Asian students in Florida. Back to page 1.

MOST ASIAN · FLORIDA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Asian
1851HENDERSON HAMMOCK CHARTER SCHOOLTAMPA, FLHILLSBOROUGH1,1541.3%(15)
1852PINE RIDGE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLCLERMONT, FLLAKE6901.3%(9)
1853LEE COUNTY ACCELERATION ACADEMIESFORT MYERS, FLLEE2301.3%(3)
1854CONGRESS COMMUNITY MIDDLE SCHOOLBOYNTON BEACH, FLPALM BEACH8451.3%(11)
1855LEARNING LODGE ACADEMYNEW PORT RICHEY, FLPASCO3081.3%(4)
1856CROTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOLMELBOURNE, FLBREVARD4641.3%(6)
1857JUPITER ELEMENTARY SCHOOLPALM BAY, FLBREVARD8561.3%(11)
1858MARINER HIGH SCHOOLCAPE CORAL, FLLEE1,8651.3%(24)
1859BOB GRAHAM EDUCATION CENTERMIAMI LAKES, FLMIAMI-DADE1,4041.3%(18)
1860ADA MERRITT K-8 CENTERMIAMI, FLMIAMI-DADE7801.3%(10)
1861DAVID LAWRENCE JR. K-8 CENTERNORTH MIAMI, FLMIAMI-DADE1,2461.3%(16)
1862PICKETT ELEMENTARY SCHOOLJACKSONVILLE, FLDUVAL1561.3%(2)
1863PALMETTO HIGH SCHOOLPALMETTO, FLMANATEE2,1851.3%(28)
1864SOUTHEAST HIGH SCHOOLBRADENTON, FLMANATEE1,6381.3%(21)
1865BAY POINT ELEMENTARY SCHOOLST PETERSBURG, FLPINELLAS3901.3%(5)
1866BAY HAVEN SCHOOL OF BASICS PLUSSARASOTA, FLSARASOTA5471.3%(7)
1867COCONUT CREEK HIGH SCHOOLCOCONUT CREEK, FLBROWARD1,9721.3%(25)
1868PINEWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOLNORTH LAUDERDALE, FLBROWARD5511.3%(7)
1869DAVID FAIRCHILD ELEMENTARY SCHOOLMIAMI, FLMIAMI-DADE4731.3%(6)
1870SUCCESS ACADEMYPENSACOLA, FLESCAMBIA2361.3%(3)
1871BONITA SPRINGS MIDDLE CENTER FOR THE ARTSBONITA SPRINGS, FLLEE7061.3%(9)
1872DUNBAR HIGH SCHOOLFORT MYERS, FLLEE1,7341.3%(22)
1873KENWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOLFORT WALTON BEACH, FLOKALOOSA4711.3%(6)
1874SAMUEL S. GAINES ACADEMY OF EMERGING TECHNOLOGIESFORT PIERCE, FLST. LUCIE7861.3%(10)
1875JOSEPH WILLIAMS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLGAINESVILLE, FLALACHUA3981.3%(5)
1876HALLANDALE HIGH SCHOOLHALLANDALE BEACH, FLBROWARD1,0311.3%(13)
1877EAST NAPLES MIDDLE SCHOOLNAPLES, FLCOLLIER8751.3%(11)
1878DORAL ACADEMY CHARTER MIDDLE SCHOOLDORAL, FLMIAMI-DADE1,3511.3%(17)
1879SOUTH OCALA ELEMENTARY SCHOOLOCALA, FLMARION7121.3%(9)
1880CYPRESS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLNEW PORT RICHEY, FLPASCO5541.3%(7)
1881SAFETY HARBOR MIDDLE SCHOOLSAFETY HARBOR, FLPINELLAS9561.3%(12)
1882TYNDALL ACADEMYTYNDALL AFB, FLBAY8831.3%(11)
1883TINKER K-8 SCHOOLTAMPA, FLHILLSBOROUGH5601.3%(7)
1884OAK PARK MIDDLE SCHOOLLEESBURG, FLLAKE5581.3%(7)
1885MYAKKA CITY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLMYAKKA CITY, FLMANATEE3191.3%(4)
1886BAYSHORE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLPORT ST LUCIE, FLST. LUCIE8791.3%(11)
1887TYNES ELEMENTARY SCHOOLMIDDLEBURG, FLCLAY1,0471.2%(13)
1888ROCKWAY MIDDLE SCHOOLMIAMI, FLMIAMI-DADE8881.2%(11)
1889RUBEN DARIO MIDDLE SCHOOLMIAMI, FLMIAMI-DADE4841.2%(6)
1890SOMERSET ACADEMY CHARTER HIGH SCHOOLHOMESTEAD, FLMIAMI-DADE9711.2%(12)
1891SOMERSET ACADEMY CHARTER MIDDLE SCHOOL (SOUTH HOMESTEAD)HOMESTEAD, FLMIAMI-DADE4841.2%(6)
1892SEASIDE CHARTER K-8 SCHOOLATLANTIC BEACH, FLDUVAL4841.2%(6)
1893DODGERTOWN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLVERO BEACH, FLINDIAN RIVER4821.2%(6)
1894SHENANDOAH ELEMENTARYORLANDO, FLORANGE4031.2%(5)
1895RENAISSANCE CHARTER SCHOOL AT GOLDENRODORLANDO, FLORANGE1,1291.2%(14)
1896P. M. WELLS CHARTER ACADEMYKISSIMMEE, FLOSCEOLA4031.2%(5)
1897OZONA ELEMENTARY SCHOOLPALM HARBOR, FLPINELLAS7271.2%(9)
1898CARLTON PALMORE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLLAKELAND, FLPOLK4021.2%(5)
1899BROOKSIDE MIDDLE SCHOOLSARASOTA, FLSARASOTA7241.2%(9)
1900CORONADO BEACH ELEMENTARY SCHOOLNEW SMYRNA BEACH, FLVOLUSIA2421.2%(3)
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