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The public middle schools with the highest share of multiracial students in Denver County, Colorado

Across Denver County, Colorado, 30 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by the share of students of two or more races, from federal NCES enrollment data. Morey Middle School leads the list at 10.4%, against a median of 3.9% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Denver County, Colorado

Top % Two or more

10.4%

Median % Two or more

3.9%

MOST MULTIRACIAL · DENVER COUNTY, COLORADO

#	School	City	District	Students	Two or more students	% Two or more
1	Morey Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	479	50	10.4%
2	McAuliffe International School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	1,329	127	9.6%
3	Hill Campus of Arts and Sciences	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	651	56	8.6%
4	Denver Green School Northfield	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	558	48	8.6%
5	Girls Athletic Leadership School Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	223	18	8.1%
6	DSST: Cedar Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	485	36	7.4%
7	DSST: Montview Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	463	30	6.5%
8	Hamilton Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	775	47	6.1%
9	Grant Beacon Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	339	20	5.9%
10	Manual Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	257	14	5.5%
11	DSST: Conservatory Green Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	468	25	5.3%
12	Skinner Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	673	34	5.0%
13	Merrill Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	611	27	4.4%
14	DSST: Green Valley Ranch Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	482	21	4.4%
15	KIPP Northeast Denver Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	464	19	4.1%
16	DSST: Elevate Northeast Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	451	17	3.8%
17	Bear Valley International School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	313	10	3.2%
18	Rocky Mountain Prep Noel	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	287	9	3.1%
19	Montbello Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	315	9	2.9%
20	Rocky Mountain Prep Green Valley Ranch	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	379	10	2.6%
21	DSST: College View Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	446	9	2.0%
22	Rocky Mountain Prep Sunnyside	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	154	3	1.9%
23	West Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	188	3	1.6%
24	Kepner Beacon Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	467	7	1.5%
25	DSST: Cole Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	282	4	1.4%
26	Lake Middle School	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	592	7	1.2%
27	Rocky Mountain Prep Federal	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	376	2	0.5%
28	KIPP Sunshine Peak Academy	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	301	1	0.3%
29	Rocky Mountain Prep Westwood	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	411	1	0.2%
30	Compass Academy	DENVER, CO	Denver Public Schools	200	0	0.0%

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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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