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The public schools with the highest share of multiracial students in Marshall County, Alabama

33 public schools in Marshall County, Alabama appear in this ranking of the public schools with the highest share of multiracial students, ranked by the share of students of two or more races, from federal NCES enrollment data. Guntersville Elementary School leads the list at 6.4%, against a median of 2.1% across the ranked schools.

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Marshall County, Alabama

Top % Two or more

6.4%

Median % Two or more

2.1%

MOST MULTIRACIAL · MARSHALL COUNTY, ALABAMA

#	School	City	District	Students	Two or more students	% Two or more
1	Guntersville Elementary School	Guntersville, AL	Guntersville City	486	31	6.4%
2	Brindlee Mountain Primary School	Guntersville, AL	Marshall County	278	12	4.3%
3	Boaz Elementary School	Boaz, AL	Boaz City	513	22	4.3%
4	Corley Elementary School	Boaz, AL	Boaz City	429	15	3.5%
5	Guntersville Middle School	Guntersville, AL	Guntersville City	381	13	3.4%
6	Albertville High School	Albertville, AL	Albertville City	1,244	42	3.4%
7	Albertville Intermediate School	Albertville, AL	Albertville City	843	26	3.1%
8	Guntersville High School	Guntersville, AL	Guntersville City	556	17	3.1%
9	Albertville Primary School	Albertville, AL	Albertville City	990	27	2.7%
10	Robert D Sloman Primary	Douglas, AL	Marshall County	613	16	2.6%
11	Cherokee Elementary School	Guntersville, AL	Guntersville City	387	10	2.6%
12	Boaz Middle School	Boaz, AL	Boaz City	583	15	2.6%
13	Kate Duncan Smith DAR Middle	Grant, AL	Marshall County	376	9	2.4%
14	Albertville Innovation Academy	Albertville, AL	Albertville City	507	11	2.2%
15	Kate D Smith DAR High School	Grant, AL	Marshall County	372	8	2.1%
16	Albertville Kindergarten and PreK	Albertville, AL	Albertville City	566	12	2.1%
17	Brindlee Mountain Elementary School	Arab, AL	Marshall County	286	6	2.1%
18	Albertville Middle School	Albertville, AL	Albertville City	849	17	2.0%
19	Boaz High School	Boaz, AL	Boaz City	721	14	1.9%
20	Albertville Elementary School	Albertville, AL	Albertville City	911	16	1.8%
21	Kate D Smith DAR Elementary School	Grant, AL	Marshall County	546	9	1.6%
22	Arab High School	Arab, AL	Arab City	735	12	1.6%
23	Arab Primary School	Arab, AL	Arab City	698	11	1.6%
24	Asbury High School	Albertville, AL	Marshall County	659	10	1.5%
25	Brindlee Mountain High School	Guntersville, AL	Marshall County	496	7	1.4%
26	Arab Elementary School	Arab, AL	Arab City	599	8	1.3%
27	Boaz Intermediate School	Boaz, AL	Boaz City	361	4	1.1%
28	Douglas Middle School	Douglas, AL	Marshall County	512	5	1.0%
29	Kate D Smith DAR Intermediate School	Grant, AL	Marshall County	308	3	1.0%
30	Douglas Elementary School	Douglas, AL	Marshall County	521	5	1.0%
31	Arab Junior High School	Arab, AL	Arab City	563	5	0.9%
32	Douglas High School	Douglas, AL	Marshall County	727	6	0.8%
33	Asbury Elementary School	Albertville, AL	Marshall County	729	5	0.7%

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