The public high schools with the highest share of Asian students in Seattle, Washington
21 public high schools in Seattle, Washington appear in this ranking of the public high schools with the highest share of Asian students, ranked by the share of students who are Asian, from federal NCES enrollment data. Cleveland High School STEM leads the list at 48.0%, against a median of 9.8% across the ranked schools.
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| # | School | City | % Asian |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Cleveland High School STEM | SEATTLE, WA | 48.0%(420) |
| 2 | Franklin High School | SEATTLE, WA | 24.3%(310) |
| 3 | Rainier Beach High School | SEATTLE, WA | 23.2%(198) |
| 4 | Evergreen High School | Seattle, WA | 21.0%(227) |
| 5 | CHOICE Academy | Seattle, WA | 14.8%(26) |
| 6 | Chief Sealth International High School | SEATTLE, WA | 13.4%(159) |
| 7 | Talley High School | Seattle, WA | 13.3%(33) |
| 8 | Garfield High School | SEATTLE, WA | 11.8%(177) |
| 9 | Lincoln High School | Seattle, WA | 11.2%(199) |
| 10 | Seattle World School | SEATTLE, WA | 10.6%(23) |
| 11 | Interagency Open Doors | Seattle, WA | 9.8%(13) |
| 12 | Nathan Hale High School | SEATTLE, WA | 9.4%(99) |
| 13 | Ingraham High School | SEATTLE, WA | 7.8%(108) |
| 14 | Roosevelt High School | SEATTLE, WA | 7.6%(117) |
| 15 | Summit Public School: Atlas | Seattle, WA | 6.2%(35) |
| 16 | Interagency Programs | SEATTLE, WA | 5.2%(11) |
| 17 | West Seattle High School | SEATTLE, WA | 4.3%(63) |
| 18 | Ballard High School | SEATTLE, WA | 3.8%(64) |
| 19 | Summit Public School: Sierra | Seattle, WA | 3.7%(8) |
| 20 | Nova High School | SEATTLE, WA | 1.9%(5) |
| 21 | The Center School | SEATTLE, WA | 0.6%(1) |
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