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The public schools with the highest share of Asian students in Alamance County, North Carolina

This ranking covers the public schools with the highest share of Asian students in Alamance County, North Carolina, drawn from 36 qualifying public schools. Highland Elementary leads the list at 5.9%, against a median of 1.3% across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked

Alamance County, North Carolina

Top % Asian

5.9%

Median % Asian

1.3%

MOST ASIAN · ALAMANCE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA

#	School	City	District	Students	% Asian
1	Highland Elementary	Burlington, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	661	5.9%(39)
2	Audrey W. Garrett Elementary	Mebane, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	785	5.1%(40)
3	ABSS Early College at ACC	Graham, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	247	4.9%(12)
4	Southeast Alamance High	Haw River, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	1,079	3.7%(40)
5	Turrentine Middle	Burlington, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	739	3.6%(27)
6	Walter M Williams High	Burlington, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	1,206	3.5%(42)
7	South Mebane Elementary	Mebane, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	506	3.2%(16)
8	B. Everett Jordan Elementary	Graham, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	338	3.0%(10)
9	Hawfields Middle	Mebane, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	864	2.8%(24)
10	Marvin B Smith Elementary	Burlington, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	556	2.5%(14)
11	South Graham Elementary	Graham, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	518	2.3%(12)
12	Alexander Wilson Elementary	Graham, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	609	2.3%(14)
13	Alamance Community School	Haw River, NC	Alamance Community School	736	2.0%(15)
14	Southern Alamance High	Graham, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	1,148	1.9%(22)
15	Western Alamance High	Elon, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	1,138	1.9%(21)
16	Grove Park Elementary	Burlington, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	437	1.6%(7)
17	Southern Alamance Middle	Graham, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	822	1.6%(13)
18	Sylvan Elementary	Snow Camp, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	298	1.3%(4)
19	Western Alamance Middle	Elon, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	837	1.3%(11)
20	Elon Elementary	Elon, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	689	1.2%(8)
21	Woodlawn Middle	Mebane, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	633	1.1%(7)
22	North Graham Elementary	Graham, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	362	1.1%(4)
23	Harvey R Newlin Elementary	Burlington, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	491	1.0%(5)
24	Graham High	Graham, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	828	1.0%(8)
25	Graham Middle	Graham, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	553	0.7%(4)
26	Hillcrest Elementary	Burlington, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	556	0.7%(4)
27	Edwin M Holt Elementary	Burlington, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	505	0.4%(2)
28	R Homer Andrews Elementary	Burlington, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	498	0.4%(2)
29	Eastern Alamance High	Mebane, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	952	0.3%(3)
30	E M Yoder Elementary	Mebane, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	336	0.3%(1)
31	Hugh M Cummings High	Burlington, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	807	0.3%(2)
32	Broadview Middle	Burlington, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	512	0.2%(1)
33	Altamahaw-Ossipee Elementary	Elon, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	623	0.2%(1)
34	Haw River Elementary	Haw River, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	490	0.0%(0)
35	Pleasant Grove Elementary	Burlington, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	271	0.0%(0)
36	Eastlawn Elementary	Burlington, NC	Alamance-Burlington Schools	528	0.0%(0)

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