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The public elementary schools with the highest share of Asian students in Darke County, Ohio

Across Darke County, Ohio, 8 public elementary schools are ranked here, ranked by the share of students who are Asian, from federal NCES enrollment data. Tri-Village Elementary School leads the list at 0.5%, against a median of 0.1% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
8
Darke County, Ohio
Top % Asian
0.5%
Median % Asian
0.1%
MOST ASIAN · DARKE COUNTY, OHIO
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Asian
1Tri-Village Elementary SchoolNew Madison, OHTri-Village Local3810.5%(2)
2Franklin Monroe Elementary SchoolArcanum, OHFranklin Monroe Local2900.3%(1)
3Mississinawa Valley Elementary SchoolUnion City, OHMississinawa Valley Local3070.3%(1)
4Greenville Elementary SchoolGreenville, OHGreenville City7880.3%(2)
5Bradford Elementary SchoolBradford, OHBradford Exempted Village2690.0%(0)
6Versailles Elementary SchoolVersailles, OHVersailles Exempted Village4710.0%(0)
7Ansonia Elementary SchoolAnsonia, OHAnsonia Local4950.0%(0)
8Arcanum Elementary SchoolArcanum, OHArcanum-Butler Local4370.0%(0)
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