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

Across Wake County, North Carolina, 38 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the share of students of two or more races, from federal NCES enrollment data. Southern Wake Academy leads the list at 9.7%, against a median of 4.0% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
38
Wake County, North Carolina
Top % Two or more
9.7%
Median % Two or more
4.0%
MOST MULTIRACIAL · WAKE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsTwo or more students% Two or more
1Southern Wake AcademyHolly Springs, NCSouthern Wake Academy534529.7%
2Phillips HighRaleigh, NCWake County Schools12397.3%
3Wake Young Women's Leadership AcademyRaleigh, NCWake County Schools337247.1%
4Raleigh Charter High SchoolRaleigh, NCRaleigh Charter High School552346.2%
5Vernon Malone College and Career AcademyRaleigh, NCWake County Schools348185.2%
6Longleaf School of the ArtsRaleigh, NCLongleaf School of the Arts405204.9%
7North Wake College and Career AcademyWake Forest, NCWake County Schools346164.6%
8Wake EC of Information & BiotechnologiesMorrisville, NCWake County Schools260124.6%
9Sanderson HighRaleigh, NCWake County Schools1,648764.6%
10Cary HighCary, NCWake County Schools2,044944.6%
11Panther Creek HighCary, NCWake County Schools2,6091194.6%
12Fuquay-Varina HighFuquay-Varina, NCWake County Schools1,858834.5%
13Enloe HighRaleigh, NCWake County Schools2,6431134.3%
14East Wake HighWendell, NCWake County Schools1,777754.2%
15Wake Early College of Health and ScienceRaleigh, NCWake County Schools317134.1%
16Wake STEM Early College High SchoolCary, NCWake County Schools294124.1%
17Wake Forest High SchoolWake Forest, NCWake County Schools2,043824.0%
18Apex HighApex, NCWake County Schools2,449984.0%
19Apex Friendship HighApex, NCWake County Schools2,7481104.0%
20SCORE AcademyCary, NCWake County Schools584233.9%
21Southeast Raleigh HighRaleigh, NCWake County Schools1,438553.8%
22Holly Springs HighHolly Springs, NCWake County Schools2,018773.8%
23Rolesville HighRolesville, NCWake County Schools2,321863.7%
24Garner HighGarner, NCWake County Schools1,670613.6%
25Millbrook HighRaleigh, NCWake County Schools2,498913.6%
26Willow Spring HighFuquay Varina, NCWake County Schools2,223803.6%
27Green Level HighCary, NCWake County Schools2,283823.6%
28Heritage HighWake Forest, NCWake County Schools1,778623.5%
29Needham Broughton HighRaleigh, NCWake County Schools2,153743.4%
30Wakefield HighRaleigh, NCWake County Schools2,065713.4%
31Wake Young Men's Leadership AcademyRaleigh, NCWake County Schools26293.4%
32Leesville Road HighRaleigh, NCWake County Schools2,411813.4%
33Athens Drive HighRaleigh, NCWake County Schools2,156723.3%
34Green Hope HighCary, NCWake County Schools2,304773.3%
35Middle Creek HighApex, NCWake County Schools1,587523.3%
36Knightdale HighKnightdale, NCWake County Schools1,695523.1%
37South Garner HighGarner, NCWake County Schools1,835522.8%
38Central Wake High SchoolRaleigh, NCCentral Wake Charter High School29341.4%
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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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