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The public schools with the highest share of multiracial students in Missouri · page 7

Ranks 301–350 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
301INGELS ELEMENTARYKANSAS CITY, MOHICKMAN MILLS C-1261259.6%
302CENTER SR. HIGHKANSAS CITY, MOCENTER 58679659.6%
303FIRE PRAIRIE MIDDLEINDEPENDENCE, MOFORT OSAGE R-I713689.5%
304CENTER MIDDLEKANSAS CITY, MOCENTER 58493479.5%
305COWDEN ELEM.SPRINGFIELD, MOSPRINGFIELD R-XII273269.5%
306MERAMEC ELEM.CLAYTON, MOCLAYTON368359.5%
307PATTONVILLE SR. HIGHMARYLAND HEIGHTS, MOPATTONVILLE R-III1,9451859.5%
308SOUTH ELEM.OZARK, MOOZARK R-VI505489.5%
309KRATZ ELEM.ST LOUIS, MORITENOUR474459.5%
310LONGVIEW FARM ELEM.LEE'S SUMMIT, MOLEE'S SUMMIT R-VII401389.5%
311HOSEA ELEM.ST JOSEPH, MOST. JOSEPH422409.5%
312RIVER BEND ELEM.CHESTERFIELD, MOPARKWAY C-2380369.5%
313CENTRAL HIGHST JOSEPH, MOST. JOSEPH1,7331649.5%
314KNOB NOSTER ELEM.KNOB NOSTER, MOKNOB NOSTER R-VIII550529.4%
315SMITHTON MIDDLECOLUMBIA, MOCOLUMBIA 93605579.4%
316SPRING GARDEN MIDDLEST JOSEPH, MOST. JOSEPH404389.4%
317CECIL FLOYD ELEM.JOPLIN, MOJOPLIN SCHOOLS532509.4%
318EARLY CHILD FAMILY EDUC. CTR.ST CHARLES, MOFRANCIS HOWELL R-III117119.4%
319STEAM ACADEMY MIDDLE SCHOOLHAZELWOOD, MOFERGUSON-FLORISSANT R-II245239.4%
320BENTON HIGHST JOSEPH, MOST. JOSEPH682649.4%
321BELAIR ELEM.JEFFERSON CITY, MOJEFFERSON CITY363349.4%
322JOPLIN HIGHJOPLIN, MOJOPLIN SCHOOLS2,2882149.3%
323SEDALIA MIDDLE SCHOOLSEDALIA, MOSEDALIA 200396379.3%
324PRAIRIE VIEW ELEM.O'FALLON, MOWENTZVILLE R-IV696659.3%
325JEFFERSON CITY HIGHJEFFERSON CITY, MOJEFFERSON CITY1,3531269.3%
326CLAYTON HIGHCLAYTON, MOCLAYTON788739.3%
327MCKELVEY INTERMEDIATEMARYLAND HEIGHTS, MOPARKWAY C-2432409.3%
328WARRENSBURG HIGHWARRENSBURG, MOWARRENSBURG R-VI1,027959.3%
329WEBB CITY MIDDLEWEBB CITY, MOWEBB CITY R-VII681639.3%
330MURPHY ELEM.HIGH RIDGE, MONORTHWEST R-I433409.2%
331LEE HUNTER ELEM.SIKESTON, MOSIKESTON R-6369349.2%
332ROSS ELEM.ST LOUIS, MOPARKWAY C-2413389.2%
333MARSHALL SR. HIGHMARSHALL, MOMARSHALL827769.2%
334GOODMAN ELEM.GOODMAN, MONEOSHO SCHOOL DISTRICT272259.2%
335BLUE SPRINGS HIGHBLUE SPRINGS, MOBLUE SPRINGS R-IV2,4292239.2%
336VETERANS ELEM.HANNIBAL, MOHANNIBAL 60403379.2%
337EAGLE GLEN ELEMENTARYRAYMORE, MORAYMORE-PECULIAR R-II414389.2%
338HOLLAND ELEM.SPRINGFIELD, MOSPRINGFIELD R-XII218209.2%
339MIDWAY HEIGHTS ELEM.COLUMBIA, MOCOLUMBIA 93251239.2%
340NORTHVIEW ELEMENTARYKANSAS CITY, MONORTH KANSAS CITY 74656609.2%
341PAUL KINDER MIDDLE SCHOOLBLUE SPRINGS, MOBLUE SPRINGS R-IV919849.1%
342LITTLE BLUE ELEMENTARYINDEPENDENCE, MOINDEPENDENCE 30263249.1%
343SIKESTON MIDDLE SCHOOLSIKESTON, MOSIKESTON R-6493459.1%
344LADUE MIDDLEST LOUIS, MOLADUE1,053969.1%
345POPLAR BLUFF JR. HIGHPOPLAR BLUFF, MOPOPLAR BLUFF R-I735679.1%
346WYDOWN MIDDLECLAYTON, MOCLAYTON604559.1%
347RALPH M. CAPTAIN ELEM.CLAYTON, MOCLAYTON286269.1%
348THE INNOVATION SCHOOL AT CVST LOUIS, MOFERGUSON-FLORISSANT R-II143139.1%
349SUNSHINE ELEM.SPRINGFIELD, MOSPRINGFIELD R-XII353329.1%
350BELTON HIGHBELTON, MOBELTON 1241,2581149.1%
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