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The public high schools with the highest share of multiracial students in New Orleans, Louisiana

Across New Orleans, Louisiana, 25 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the share of students of two or more races, from federal NCES enrollment data. Benjamin Franklin High School leads the list at 5.9%, against a median of 1.2% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

New Orleans, Louisiana

Top % Two or more

5.9%

Median % Two or more

1.2%

MOST MULTIRACIAL · NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA

#	School	City	District	Students	Two or more students	% Two or more
1	Benjamin Franklin High School	New Orleans, LA	Benjamin Franklin High School	1,056	62	5.9%
2	New Orleans Charter Science and Mathematics HS	New Orleans, LA	New Orleans Charter Science and Mathematics HS	627	33	5.3%
3	New Orleans Military & Maritime Academy	New Orleans, LA	New Orleans Military & Maritime Academy	945	42	4.4%
4	The NET 2 Charter High School	New Orleans, LA	The NET2 High School	141	6	4.3%
5	International High School of New Orleans	New Orleans, LA	Voices for International Business & Education	380	11	2.9%
6	New Orleans Center for Creative Arts	New Orleans, LA	New Orleans Center for Creative Arts	224	6	2.7%
7	Edna Karr High School	New Orleans, LA	Edna Karr High School	1,097	28	2.5%
8	Eleanor McMain Secondary School	New Orleans, LA	Eleanor McMain Secondary School	690	16	2.3%
9	New Orleans Accelerated High School	New Orleans, LA	New Orleans Accelerated High School	200	4	2.0%
10	Abramson Sci Academy	New Orleans, LA	Sci Academy	655	13	2.0%
11	Rooted School	New Orleans, LA	Rooted School	152	3	2.0%
12	The NET Charter High School	New Orleans, LA	The NET Charter High School	213	3	1.4%
13	Livingston Collegiate Academy	New Orleans, LA	Livingston Collegiate Academy	575	7	1.2%
14	McDonogh 35 Senior High School	New Orleans, LA	McDonogh 35 Senior High School	851	10	1.2%
15	Frederick A. Douglass High School	New Orleans, LA	Frederick A. Douglass High School	658	7	1.1%
16	John F. Kennedy High School	New Orleans, LA	John F. Kennedy High School	665	5	0.8%
17	Walter L. Cohen High School	New Orleans, LA	Walter L. Cohen High School	413	3	0.7%
18	G W Carver High School	New Orleans, LA	G W Carver Collegiate Academy	771	5	0.7%
19	New Harmony High Institute	New Orleans, LA	New Harmony High Institute	328	2	0.6%
20	Sophie B. Wright Institute of Academic Excellence	New Orleans, LA	Sophie B Wright Institute of Academic Excellence	534	3	0.6%
21	Booker T. Washington High School	New Orleans, LA	KIPP Booker T. Washington	532	3	0.6%
22	Living School	New Orleans, LA	Living School Inc.	193	—	0.5%
23	Sarah Towles Reed High School	New Orleans, LA	Sarah Towles Reed High School	397	1	0.3%
24	Warren Easton Charter High School	New Orleans, LA	Warren Easton Charter Foundation Inc.	1,138	1	0.1%
25	L.B. Landry High School	New Orleans, LA	Lord Beaconsfield Landry-Oliver Perry Walker High	555	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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