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The public middle schools with the highest share of multiracial students in Prince George's County, Maryland

This ranking covers the public middle schools with the highest share of multiracial students in Prince George's County, Maryland, drawn from 25 qualifying public middle schools. Gwynn Park Middle leads the list at 3.0%, against a median of 0.8% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Prince George's County, Maryland

Top % Two or more

3.0%

Median % Two or more

0.8%

MOST MULTIRACIAL · PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, MARYLAND

#	School	City	District	Students	Two or more students	% Two or more
1	Gwynn Park Middle	Brandywine, MD	Prince George's County Public Schools	702	21	3.0%
2	Benjamin Tasker Middle	Bowie, MD	Prince George's County Public Schools	1,058	29	2.7%
3	Martin Luther King Jr. Middle	Beltsville, MD	Prince George's County Public Schools	605	16	2.6%
4	Samuel Ogle Middle	Bowie, MD	Prince George's County Public Schools	806	18	2.2%
5	Kettering Middle	Upper Marlboro, MD	Prince George's County Public Schools	874	13	1.5%
6	Dwight D. Eisenhower Middle	Laurel, MD	Prince George's County Public Schools	1,047	15	1.4%
7	Walker Mill Middle	Capitol Heights, MD	Prince George's County Public Schools	1,054	15	1.4%
8	Stephen Decatur Middle	Clinton, MD	Prince George's County Public Schools	751	10	1.3%
9	Greenbelt Middle	Greenbelt, MD	Prince George's County Public Schools	1,270	16	1.3%
10	James Madison Middle	UPPER MARLBORO, MD	Prince George's County Public Schools	800	9	1.1%
11	Thomas Johnson Middle	Lanham, MD	Prince George's County Public Schools	1,180	13	1.1%
12	Benjamin Stoddert Middle	Temple Hills, MD	Prince George's County Public Schools	628	5	0.8%
13	Charles Carroll Middle	New Carrollton, MD	Prince George's County Public Schools	884	7	0.8%
14	Hyattsville Middle	Hyattsville, MD	Prince George's County Public Schools	1,305	10	0.8%
15	Thurgood Marshall Middle	Temple Hills, MD	Prince George's County Public Schools	707	5	0.7%
16	Buck Lodge Middle	Adelphi, MD	Prince George's County Public Schools	1,200	8	0.7%
17	Kenmoor Middle	Landover, MD	Prince George's County Public Schools	1,021	6	0.6%
18	Ernest Everett Just Middle	Mitchellville, MD	Prince George's County Public Schools	752	4	0.5%
19	Nicholas Orem Middle	Hyattsville, MD	Prince George's County Public Schools	1,007	5	0.5%
20	Drew-Freeman Middle	District Heights, MD	Prince George's County Public Schools	1,022	5	0.5%
21	Oxon Hill Middle	Fort Washington, MD	Prince George's County Public Schools	773	3	0.4%
22	Ellen Ochoa Middle	Hyattsville, MD	Prince George's County Public Schools	1,086	4	0.4%
23	Sonia Sotomayor Middle at Adelphi	Adelphi, MD	Prince George's County Public Schools	1,077	2	0.2%
24	G. James Gholson Middle	Landover, MD	Prince George's County Public Schools	603	1	0.2%
25	William Wirt Middle	Riverdale, MD	Prince George's County Public Schools	1,124	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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