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The public high schools with the highest share of multiracial students in St. Louis County, Missouri

Across St. Louis County, Missouri, 38 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the share of students of two or more races, from federal NCES enrollment data. MAPLEWOOD-RICHMOND HGTS. HIGH leads the list at 14.1%, against a median of 5.1% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
38
St. Louis County, Missouri
Top % Two or more
14.1%
Median % Two or more
5.1%
MOST MULTIRACIAL · ST. LOUIS COUNTY, MISSOURI
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsTwo or more students% Two or more
1MAPLEWOOD-RICHMOND HGTS. HIGHMAPLEWOOD, MOMAPLEWOOD-RICHMOND HEIGHTS4396214.1%
2BRENTWOOD HIGHBRENTWOOD, MOBRENTWOOD1952311.8%
3PATTONVILLE SR. HIGHMARYLAND HEIGHTS, MOPATTONVILLE R-III1,9451859.5%
4CLAYTON HIGHCLAYTON, MOCLAYTON788739.3%
5THE INNOVATION SCHOOL AT CVST LOUIS, MOFERGUSON-FLORISSANT R-II143139.1%
6NORTH HIGHST LOUIS, MOPARKWAY C-2990899.0%
7AFFTON HIGHST LOUIS, MOAFFTON 101761668.7%
8VALLEY PARK SR. HIGHVALLEY PARK, MOVALLEY PARK230198.3%
9HANCOCK SR. HIGHST LOUIS, MOHANCOCK PLACE369308.1%
10RITENOUR SR. HIGHST LOUIS, MORITENOUR2,0411638.0%
11LADUE HORTON WATKINS HIGHST LOUIS, MOLADUE1,3951118.0%
12WEBSTER GROVES HIGHST LOUIS, MOWEBSTER GROVES1,253917.3%
13MEHLVILLE HIGH SCHOOLST LOUIS, MOMEHLVILLE R-IX1,388966.9%
14KIRKWOOD SR. HIGHKIRKWOOD, MOKIRKWOOD R-VII1,6931166.8%
15WEST HIGHBALLWIN, MOPARKWAY C-21,417966.8%
16SOUTH HIGHMANCHESTER, MOPARKWAY C-21,485996.7%
17CENTRAL HIGHCHESTERFIELD, MOPARKWAY C-21,281826.4%
18HAZELWOOD WEST HIGHHAZELWOOD, MOHAZELWOOD1,9941145.7%
19BAYLESS SENIOR HIGHST LOUIS, MOBAYLESS562295.2%
20STEAM ACADEMY AT MSB HIGH SCHOFERGUSON, MOFERGUSON-FLORISSANT R-II434225.1%
21LINDBERGH SR. HIGHST. LOUIS, MOLINDBERGH SCHOOLS2,3041004.3%
22LAFAYETTE SR. HIGHWILDWOOD, MOROCKWOOD R-VI1,669704.2%
23ROCKWOOD SUMMIT SR. HIGHFENTON, MOROCKWOOD R-VI1,194494.1%
24UNIVERSITY CITY SR. HIGHUNIVERSITY CITY, MOUNIVERSITY CITY874343.9%
25MCCLUER NORTH HIGHFLORISSANT, MOFERGUSON-FLORISSANT R-II1,059403.8%
26MARQUETTE SR. HIGHCHESTERFIELD, MOROCKWOOD R-VI2,095743.5%
27OAKVILLE SR. HIGHST LOUIS, MOMEHLVILLE R-IX1,847643.5%
28HAZELWOOD CENTRAL HIGHFLORISSANT, MOHAZELWOOD1,718513.0%
29SOUTH TECHNICALSUNSET HILLS, MOSPECL. SCH. DST. ST. LOUIS CO.885252.8%
30EUREKA SR. HIGHEUREKA, MOROCKWOOD R-VI1,586412.6%
31MCCLUER HIGHFLORISSANT, MOFERGUSON-FLORISSANT R-II1,075252.3%
32JENNINGS HIGHJENNINGS, MOJENNINGS666131.9%
33NORTH TECHNICALFLORISSANT, MOSPECL. SCH. DST. ST. LOUIS CO.833151.8%
34HAZELWOOD EAST HIGHST LOUIS, MOHAZELWOOD1,310171.3%
35HIRAM NEUWOEHNERTown and Country, MOSPECL. SCH. DST. ST. LOUIS CO.10111.0%
36NORMANDY HIGHST LOUIS, MONORMANDY SCHOOLS COLLABORATIVE68860.9%
37NORTHVIEWFlorissant, MOSPECL. SCH. DST. ST. LOUIS CO.13210.8%
38RIVERVIEW GARDENS SR. HIGHST LOUIS, MORIVERVIEW GARDENS1,24600.0%
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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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