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The public elementary schools with the highest share of multiracial students in Madera County, California

This ranking covers the public elementary schools with the highest share of multiracial students in Madera County, California, drawn from 35 qualifying public elementary schools. North Fork Elementary leads the list at 14.5%, against a median of 2.8% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
35
Madera County, California
Top % Two or more
14.5%
Median % Two or more
2.8%
MOST MULTIRACIAL · MADERA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsTwo or more students% Two or more
1North Fork ElementaryNorth Fork, CAChawanakee Unified2273314.5%
2Hillside ElementaryMadera, CAChawanakee Unified3103611.6%
3Coarsegold ElementaryCoarsegold, CAYosemite Unified2903010.3%
4Rivergold ElementaryCoarsegold, CAYosemite Unified445327.2%
5Mountain Home Charter (Alternative)Oakhurst, CAMountain Home Charter (Alternative) District213157.0%
6Spring Valley ElementaryO'Neals, CAChawanakee Unified230135.7%
7Wasuma ElementaryAhwahnee, CABass Lake Joint Union Elementary270155.6%
8Oakhurst ElementaryOakhurst, CABass Lake Joint Union Elementary333185.4%
9Eastin Arcola ElementaryMadera, CAMadera Unified225125.3%
10Lincoln ElementaryMadera, CAMadera Unified816404.9%
11Berenda ElementaryMadera, CAMadera Unified709314.4%
12Webster ElementaryMadera, CAGolden Valley Unified634274.3%
13Howard ElementaryMadera, CAMadera Unified487204.1%
14Alpha ElementaryMadera, CAMadera Unified735294.0%
15John Adams ElementaryMadera, CAMadera Unified736293.9%
16Merle L. Fuller ElementaryChowchilla, CAChowchilla Elementary508193.7%
17Sierra View ElementaryMadera, CAGolden Valley Unified365133.6%
18Stephens ElementaryChowchilla, CAChowchilla Elementary21762.8%
19James Madison ElementaryMadera, CAMadera Unified739172.3%
20Cesar Chavez ElementaryMadera, CAMadera Unified659142.1%
21Dixieland ElementaryMadera, CAMadera Unified26651.9%
22Nishimoto ElementaryMadera, CAMadera Unified704131.9%
23Virginia Lee Rose ElementaryMadera, CAMadera Unified714131.8%
24La Vina ElementaryMadera, CAMadera Unified20331.5%
25Ronald Reagan ElementaryChowchilla, CAChowchilla Elementary49071.4%
26John J. Pershing ElementaryMadera, CAMadera Unified788111.4%
27Stone Creek ElementaryMadera, CAGolden Valley Unified67281.2%
28Parkwood ElementaryMadera, CAMadera Unified63560.9%
29Liberty CharterMadera, CALiberty Charter District70460.8%
30Sierra Vista ElementaryMadera, CAMadera Unified74060.8%
31James Monroe ElementaryMadera, CAMadera Unified62450.8%
32Alview ElementaryChowchilla, CAAlview-Dairyland Union Elementary18310.6%
33Sherman Thomas CharterMadera, CASherman Thomas Charter District23310.4%
34George Washington ElementaryMadera, CAMadera Unified57820.3%
35Millview ElementaryMadera, CAMadera Unified59420.3%
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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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