The public middle schools with the highest share of Asian students in Charlotte, North Carolina
Across Charlotte, North Carolina, 23 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by the share of students who are Asian, from federal NCES enrollment data. Community House Middle leads the list at 35.4%, against a median of 3.9% across the ranked schools.
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| # | School | City | % Asian |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Community House Middle | Charlotte, NC | 35.4%(505) |
| 2 | Jay M. Robinson Middle | Charlotte, NC | 31.2%(416) |
| 3 | Randolph Middle | Charlotte, NC | 11.7%(142) |
| 4 | South Charlotte Middle | Charlotte, NC | 9.2%(71) |
| 5 | Albemarle Road Middle | Charlotte, NC | 9.1%(86) |
| 6 | Kennedy Middle | Charlotte, NC | 7.9%(78) |
| 7 | Piedmont Middle School | Charlotte, NC | 7.2%(80) |
| 8 | Whitewater Middle | Charlotte, NC | 6.2%(45) |
| 9 | McClintock Middle | Charlotte, NC | 6.0%(63) |
| 10 | Gov's Village STEM (Upper) | Charlotte, NC | 5.7%(39) |
| 11 | Ranson Middle | Charlotte, NC | 4.1%(31) |
| 12 | Ridge Road Middle | Charlotte, NC | 3.9%(33) |
| 13 | Alexander Graham Middle | Charlotte, NC | 3.9%(46) |
| 14 | Southwest Middle School | Charlotte, NC | 3.7%(45) |
| 15 | Martin Luther King Jr Middle | Charlotte, NC | 3.3%(28) |
| 16 | Northridge Middle | Charlotte, NC | 3.3%(33) |
| 17 | Coulwood STEM Academy | Charlotte, NC | 3.2%(20) |
| 18 | Eastway Middle | Charlotte, NC | 3.1%(26) |
| 19 | Wilson STEM Academy | Charlotte, NC | 2.6%(12) |
| 20 | Quail Hollow Middle | Charlotte, NC | 1.8%(20) |
| 21 | James Martin Middle | Charlotte, NC | 1.8%(12) |
| 22 | Carmel Middle | Charlotte, NC | 1.8%(18) |
| 23 | Sedgefield Middle | Charlotte, NC | 0.4%(2) |
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