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The public high schools with the highest share of multiracial students in Charlotte, North Carolina

This ranking covers the public high schools with the highest share of multiracial students in Charlotte, North Carolina, drawn from 30 qualifying public high schools. Charlotte Secondary leads the list at 13.4%, against a median of 3.1% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
30
Charlotte, North Carolina
Top % Two or more
13.4%
Median % Two or more
3.1%
MOST MULTIRACIAL · CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsTwo or more students% Two or more
1Charlotte SecondaryCharlotte, NCCharlotte Secondary School1572113.4%
2Commonwealth HighCharlotte, NCCommonwealth High School377308.0%
3Cato Middle College High SchoolCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools173137.5%
4Northwest School of the ArtsCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools993737.3%
5Mallard Creek High SchoolCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools2,068984.7%
6Central Piedmont Early CollegeCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools278124.3%
7Hawthorne Academy of Health SciencesCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools239104.2%
8Turning Point AcademyCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools14464.2%
9Charlotte Teacher Early CollegeCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools19284.2%
10Char Eng Early College-UNCCCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools313134.2%
11Stewart Creek HighCharlotte, NCStewart Creek High School342133.8%
12Palisades High SchoolCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools2,332853.6%
13Ballantyne Ridge High SchoolCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools1,414503.5%
14Williams Secondary MontessoriCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools401133.2%
15Myers Park High SchoolCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools3,2251013.1%
16Providence High SchoolCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools2,167663.0%
17Independence High SchoolCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools2,024592.9%
18West Mecklenburg High SchoolCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools1,290372.9%
19Olympic High SchoolCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools1,483422.8%
20South Mecklenburg High SchoolCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools2,534712.8%
21Ardrey Kell High SchoolCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools3,036822.7%
22Phillip O Berry Academy of TechnologyCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools1,533402.6%
23West Charlotte High SchoolCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools2,008502.5%
24Julius L. Chambers High SchoolCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools2,225542.4%
25Harper Middle College HighCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools12532.4%
26Harding University High SchoolCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools1,204282.3%
27East Mecklenburg High SchoolCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools2,422542.2%
28Garinger High SchoolCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools1,877281.5%
29Cochrane Collegiate AcademyCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools854111.3%
30Elbert Edwin Waddell High SchoolCharlotte, NCCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools12300.0%
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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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