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The public K-12 schools with the highest share of multiracial students in Los Angeles, California

This ranking covers the public K-12 schools with the highest share of multiracial students in Los Angeles, California, drawn from 6 qualifying public K-12 schools. City of Angels leads the list at 4.0%, against a median of 1.8% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
6
Los Angeles, California
Top % Two or more
4.0%
Median % Two or more
1.8%
MOST MULTIRACIAL · LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsTwo or more students% Two or more
1City of AngelsLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified1,058424.0%
2Thirty-Second Street USC Performing ArtsLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified842242.9%
3MarltonLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified13532.2%
4Foshay Learning CenterLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified1,530221.4%
5New Open World Academy K-12Los Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified911131.4%
6UCLA Community K-12Los Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified88750.6%
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Racial and ethnic enrollment shares are factual figures reported by each school to the federal government (NCES). This list describes the composition of student bodies and is not an evaluation or endorsement of any school.

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