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The public schools with the highest share of multiracial students in Missouri · page 31

Ranks 1,5011,550 of the public schools with the highest share of multiracial students in Missouri. Back to page 1.

MOST MULTIRACIAL · MISSOURI
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsTwo or more students% Two or more
1501ADAMS ELEM.ST LOUIS, MOST. LOUIS CITY17142.3%
1502ARCADIA VALLEY ELEM.IRONTON, MOARCADIA VALLEY R-II38792.3%
1503ROOSEVELT ELEM.FARMINGTON, MOFARMINGTON R-VII38792.3%
1504MCCLUER HIGHFLORISSANT, MOFERGUSON-FLORISSANT R-II1,075252.3%
1505JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOLFESTUS, MOJEFFERSON CO. R-VII30072.3%
1506NEELYVILLE HIGHNEELYVILLE, MONEELYVILLE R-IV30172.3%
1507QULIN MIDDLEQULIN, MOTWIN RIVERS R-X12932.3%
1508CHESTER BOREN MIDDLECENTRALIA, MOCENTRALIA R-VI30272.3%
1509NORTHEAST HIGHKANSAS CITY, MOKANSAS CITY 33732172.3%
1510PLATTE CITY MIDDLEPLATTE CITY, MOPLATTE CO. R-III646152.3%
1511CENTRAL MIDDLEFLORISSANT, MOHAZELWOOD692162.3%
1512HIGHLAND ELEM.LEWISTOWN, MOLEWIS CO. C-1520122.3%
1513RICHARDS ELEM.WEST PLAINS, MORICHARDS R-V38992.3%
1514GALLATIN MIDDLE SCHOOLGALLATIN, MOGALLATIN R-V17442.3%
1515SMITHTON HIGHSMITHTON, MOSMITHTON R-VI21752.3%
1516GRAND CENTER ARTS ACAD MIDDLEST. LOUIS, MOCONFLUENCE ACADEMIES21852.3%
1517SPARTA ELEM.SPARTA, MOSPARTA R-III26362.3%
1518LIBERTY MIDDLEMOUNTAIN VIEW, MOMOUNTAIN VIEW-BIRCH TREE R-III26462.3%
1519BOLIVAR PRIMARYBOLIVAR, MOBOLIVAR R-I578132.3%
1520Marshfield Early Learning CntrMARSHFIELD, MOMARSHFIELD R-I17842.3%
1521STANBERRY ELEM.STANBERRY, MOSTANBERRY R-II22252.3%
1522CAMPBELL ELEM.CAMPBELL, MOCAMPBELL R-II31272.2%
1523CENTRAL ELEM.DEXTER, MODEXTER R-XI447102.2%
1524FAIRVIEW INTERMEDIATEJENNINGS, MOJENNINGS13432.2%
1525WILDER ELEM.MANSFIELD, MOMANSFIELD R-IV31272.2%
1526NORTH PEMISCOT SR. HIGHWARDELL, MONORTH PEMISCOT CO. R-I13432.2%
1527SOUTH HARRISON ELEM.BETHANY, MOSOUTH HARRISON CO. R-II26962.2%
1528COVEL D. SEARCY ELEM.GALLATIN, MOGALLATIN R-V22552.2%
1529MIDDLE SCHOOLCARROLLTON, MOCARROLLTON R-VII27262.2%
1530BOURBON HIGH SCHOOLBOURBON, MOCRAWFORD CO. R-I27362.2%
1531CARTHAGE JR. HIGHCARTHAGE, MOCARTHAGE R-IX773172.2%
1532WASHINGTON-FRANKLIN ELEM.FARMINGTON, MOFARMINGTON R-VII36382.2%
1533BELLE HIGHBELLE, MOMARIES CO. R-II22852.2%
1534CLOPTON HIGHCLARKSVILLE, MOPIKE CO. R-III13732.2%
1535RICHWOODS ELEM.RICHWOODS, MORICHWOODS R-VII13732.2%
1536BLOOMFIELD ELEM.BLOOMFIELD, MOBLOOMFIELD R-XIV22952.2%
1537POINT ELEM.ST LOUIS, MOMEHLVILLE R-IX41392.2%
1538KNOX CO. HIGHEDINA, MOKNOX CO. R-I23052.2%
1539ELDON MIDDLEELDON, MOELDON R-I41492.2%
1540PENNEY HIGHHAMILTON, MOHAMILTON R-II18642.1%
1541BARACK OBAMA ELEMENTARY SCHOOLST. LOUIS, MONORMANDY SCHOOLS COLLABORATIVE23352.1%
1542SOUTHWEST MIDDLEWASHBURN, MOSOUTHWEST R-V18642.1%
1543CLARK CO. MIDDLEKAHOKA, MOCLARK CO. R-I23452.1%
1544NORTHEAST MIDDLE SCHOOLKANSAS CITY, MOKANSAS CITY 33607132.1%
1545EAST ELEM.LAMAR, MOLAMAR R-I28162.1%
1546LONEDELL ELEM.LONEDELL, MOLONEDELL R-1432772.1%
1547SPARTA MIDDLESPARTA, MOSPARTA R-III18742.1%
1548NEELYVILLE ELEM.NEELYVILLE, MONEELYVILLE R-IV18842.1%
1549STOUTLAND ELEMENTARYSTOUTLAND, MOSTOUTLAND R-II23552.1%
1550KIPP WONDER ACADEMYST. LOUIS, MOKIPP ST LOUIS PUBLIC SCHOOLS28362.1%
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