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The public high schools with the highest share of multiracial students in Montgomery County, Ohio

29 public high schools in Montgomery County, Ohio appear in this ranking of the public high schools with the highest share of multiracial students, ranked by the share of students of two or more races, from federal NCES enrollment data. Jefferson Jr./Sr. High School leads the list at 12.5%, against a median of 5.7% across the ranked schools.

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Montgomery County, Ohio

Top % Two or more

12.5%

Median % Two or more

5.7%

MOST MULTIRACIAL · MONTGOMERY COUNTY, OHIO

#	School	City	District	Students	Two or more students	% Two or more
1	Jefferson Jr./Sr. High School	Dayton, OH	Jefferson Township Local	128	16	12.5%
2	Dayton Regional STEM School	Kettering, OH	Dayton Regional STEM School	801	98	12.2%
3	Wayne High School	Huber Heights, OH	Huber Heights City	1,772	215	12.1%
4	Northridge High School	Dayton, OH	Northridge Local	493	53	10.8%
5	Liberty High School	Dayton, OH	Liberty High School	382	39	10.2%
6	West Carrollton High School	West Carrollton, OH	West Carrollton City	846	74	8.8%
7	Stebbins High School	Dayton, OH	Mad River Local	1,092	92	8.4%
8	Dayton Career Tech High School	Dayton, OH	Dayton Career Tech High School	145	12	8.3%
9	Butler High School	Vandalia, OH	Vandalia-Butler City	856	70	8.2%
10	Kettering Fairmont High School	Kettering, OH	Kettering City School District	2,445	187	7.7%
11	Northmont High School	Clayton, OH	Northmont City	1,369	100	7.3%
12	Belmont High School	Dayton, OH	Dayton City	1,153	73	6.3%
13	Miamisburg High School	Miamisburg, OH	Miamisburg City	1,437	88	6.1%
14	Oakwood High School	Dayton, OH	Oakwood City	656	40	6.1%
15	Stivers School For The Arts	Dayton, OH	Dayton City	837	48	5.7%
16	Centerville High School	Centerville, OH	Centerville City	2,720	140	5.2%
17	Mound Street Academy	Dayton, OH	Dayton City	156	6	3.9%
18	Trotwood-Madison High School	Trotwood, OH	Trotwood-Madison City	840	31	3.7%
19	Thurgood Marshall High School	Dayton, OH	Dayton City	548	20	3.6%
20	Dixie High School	New Lebanon, OH	New Lebanon Local School District	311	11	3.5%
21	Brookville High School	Brookville, OH	Brookville Local	425	15	3.5%
22	Meadowdale High School	Dayton, OH	Dayton City	479	16	3.3%
23	Dunbar Early College High School	Dayton, OH	Dayton City	542	13	2.4%
24	Valley View High School	Germantown, OH	Valley View Local	468	11	2.4%
25	Horizon Science Academy Dayton High School	Dayton, OH	Horizon Science Academy Dayton High School	300	7	2.3%
26	David H. Ponitz Career Technology Center	Dayton, OH	Dayton City	785	18	2.3%
27	Dayton Early College Academy Inc	Dayton, OH	Dayton Early College Academy Inc	327	5	1.5%
28	Gem City Career Prep High School	Dayton, OH	Gem City Career Prep High School	144	2	1.4%
29	Miami Valley Ctc	Englewood, OH	Miami Valley Career Tech	1,652	6	0.4%

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