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The public schools with the highest share of multiracial students in Sterling Heights, Michigan

28 public schools in Sterling Heights, Michigan appear in this ranking of the public schools with the highest share of multiracial students, ranked by the share of students of two or more races, from federal NCES enrollment data. Jack Harvey Elementary School leads the list at 11.7%, against a median of 4.9% across the ranked schools.

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Sterling Heights, Michigan

Top % Two or more

11.7%

Median % Two or more

4.9%

MOST MULTIRACIAL · STERLING HEIGHTS, MICHIGAN

#	School	City	District	Students	Two or more students	% Two or more
1	Jack Harvey Elementary School	STERLING HEIGHTS, MI	Utica Community Schools	429	50	11.7%
2	Graebner Elementary School	STERLING HEIGHTS, MI	Utica Community Schools	509	49	9.6%
3	Plumbrook Elementary School	STERLING HEIGHTS, MI	Utica Community Schools	445	33	7.4%
4	Dresden Elementary School	STERLING HEIGHTS, MI	Utica Community Schools	420	30	7.1%
5	Browning Elementary School	STERLING HEIGHTS, MI	Utica Community Schools	368	25	6.8%
6	Black Elementary School	STERLING HEIGHTS, MI	Warren Consolidated Schools	458	31	6.8%
7	Oakbrook Elementary School	STERLING HEIGHTS, MI	Utica Community Schools	535	35	6.5%
8	UCS Alternative Learning Center	STERLING HEIGHTS, MI	Utica Community Schools	245	15	6.1%
9	Bruce Collins Elementary School	STERLING HEIGHTS, MI	Utica Community Schools	426	25	5.9%
10	Burr Elementary School	STERLING HEIGHTS, MI	Utica Community Schools	490	28	5.7%
11	Havel Elementary School	STERLING HEIGHTS, MI	Utica Community Schools	571	32	5.6%
12	Messmore Elementary School	STERLING HEIGHTS, MI	Utica Community Schools	332	17	5.1%
13	Heritage Junior High School	STERLING HEIGHTS, MI	Utica Community Schools	431	—	5.1%
14	Bemis Junior High School	STERLING HEIGHTS, MI	Utica Community Schools	742	37	5.0%
15	Schwarzkoff Elementary School	STERLING HEIGHTS, MI	Utica Community Schools	597	29	4.9%
16	Carleton Middle School	STERLING HEIGHTS, MI	Warren Consolidated Schools	638	31	4.9%
17	Harwood Elementary School	STERLING HEIGHTS, MI	Warren Consolidated Schools	498	24	4.8%
18	Sterling Heights Senior HS	STERLING HEIGHTS, MI	Warren Consolidated Schools	1,262	53	4.2%
19	Willow Woods Elementary School	STERLING HEIGHTS, MI	Warren Consolidated Schools	362	15	4.1%
20	Henry Ford II High School	STERLING HEIGHTS, MI	Utica Community Schools	1,663	66	4.0%
21	Adlai Stevenson High School	STERLING HEIGHTS, MI	Utica Community Schools	1,881	72	3.8%
22	Bozymowski Center	STERLING HEIGHTS, MI	Macomb ISD	317	12	3.8%
23	Frank Jeannette Jr High School	STERLING HEIGHTS, MI	Utica Community Schools	716	26	3.6%
24	Schuchard Elementary School	STERLING HEIGHTS, MI	Utica Community Schools	602	20	3.3%
25	Grissom Middle School	STERLING HEIGHTS, MI	Warren Consolidated Schools	703	21	3.0%
26	Jefferson Elementary School	STERLING HEIGHTS, MI	Warren Consolidated Schools	408	12	2.9%
27	Holden Elementary School	STERLING HEIGHTS, MI	Warren Consolidated Schools	341	9	2.6%
28	Noor International Academy	STERLING HEIGHTS, MI	Noor International Academy	186	1	0.5%

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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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