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Ranks 751–800 of the public schools with the highest share of multiracial students in Oklahoma. Back to page 1.

MOST MULTIRACIAL · OKLAHOMA

#	School	City	District	Students	Two or more students	% Two or more
751	EDISON ES	Mangum, OK	MANGUM	220	13	5.9%
752	OWEN ES	Tulsa, OK	TULSA	390	23	5.9%
753	MILBURN ES	Milburn, OK	MILBURN	136	8	5.9%
754	MULHALL-ORLANDO ES	Mulhall, OK	MULHALL-ORLANDO	170	10	5.9%
755	WISTER ES	Wister, OK	WISTER	325	19	5.8%
756	DOVE SCIENCE ACADEMY ES TULSA	Tulsa, OK	DOVE SCHOOLS OF TULSA (CHARTER)	569	33	5.8%
757	CHEYENNE ES	Cheyenne, OK	CHEYENNE	192	11	5.7%
758	WAYNE ES	Wayne, OK	WAYNE	211	12	5.7%
759	DAVENPORT ES	Davenport, OK	DAVENPORT	266	15	5.6%
760	CENTRAL OAK ES	Oklahoma City, OK	CROOKED OAK	576	32	5.6%
761	GARBER ES	Garber, OK	GARBER	252	14	5.6%
762	FREDERICK ES	Frederick, OK	FREDERICK	363	20	5.5%
763	WILBURTON ES	Wilburton, OK	WILBURTON	454	25	5.5%
764	STUART ES	Stuart, OK	STUART	129	7	5.4%
765	HILLDALE ES	Oklahoma City, OK	PUTNAM CITY	761	41	5.4%
766	MCCURTAIN ES	McCurtain, OK	MCCURTAIN	169	9	5.3%
767	WOODWARD EC CTR	Woodward, OK	WOODWARD	301	16	5.3%
768	HENNESSEY LOWER ES	Hennessey, OK	HENNESSEY	342	18	5.3%
769	CHEROKEE ES	Cherokee, OK	CHEROKEE	172	9	5.2%
770	COLEMAN ES	Coleman, OK	COLEMAN	195	10	5.1%
771	KEOTA ES	Keota, OK	KEOTA	255	13	5.1%
772	OLUSTEE-ELDORADO ES	Olustee, OK	OLUSTEE-ELDORADO	100	5	5.0%
773	SHARON-MUTUAL ES	Sharon, OK	SHARON-MUTUAL	161	8	5.0%
774	PRAIRIE QUEEN ES	Oklahoma City, OK	OKLAHOMA CITY	568	28	4.9%
775	LOCUST GROVE EARLY LRNING CTR	Locust Grove, OK	LOCUST GROVE	224	11	4.9%
776	PORTER CONSOLIDATED ES	Porter, OK	PORTER CONSOLIDATED	407	20	4.9%
777	GRANITE ES	Granite, OK	GRANITE	143	7	4.9%
778	RATTAN ES	Rattan, OK	RATTAN	246	12	4.9%
779	HYDRO-EAKLY ES	Hydro, OK	HYDRO-EAKLY	227	11	4.8%
780	SCHULTER ES	Schulter, OK	SCHULTER	145	7	4.8%
781	WAYNOKA ES	Waynoka, OK	WAYNOKA	166	8	4.8%
782	ROFF ES	Roff, OK	ROFF	169	8	4.7%
783	CEDAR HEIGHTS ES	Woodward, OK	WOODWARD	237	11	4.6%
784	WK JACKSON LEADERSHIP ES	Oklahoma City, OK	WK JACKSON LEADERSHIP CHARTER ACADEMY	152	7	4.6%
785	MCAULIFFE ES	Broken Arrow, OK	UNION	479	22	4.6%
786	CANUTE ES	Canute, OK	CANUTE	262	12	4.6%
787	AFTON ES	Afton, OK	AFTON	268	12	4.5%
788	ROCKWOOD ES	Oklahoma City, OK	OKLAHOMA CITY	430	19	4.4%
789	MCKINLEY ES	Tulsa, OK	TULSA	453	20	4.4%
790	VAN BUREN ES	Oklahoma City, OK	OKLAHOMA CITY	320	14	4.4%
791	HAWTHORNE ES	Oklahoma City, OK	OKLAHOMA CITY	321	14	4.4%
792	ACADEMY OF OKMULGEE ES	Okmulgee, OK	ACADEMY OF SEMINOLE (CHARTER)	185	8	4.3%
793	WAUKOMIS ES	Waukomis, OK	WAUKOMIS	256	11	4.3%
794	CESAR CHAVEZ ES	Oklahoma City, OK	OKLAHOMA CITY	559	24	4.3%
795	DRUMMOND ES	Drummond, OK	DRUMMOND	236	10	4.2%
796	CLARK ES	Tulsa, OK	UNION	448	19	4.2%
797	GRACEMONT ES	Gracemont, OK	GRACEMONT	120	5	4.2%
798	BUCHANAN ES	Oklahoma City, OK	OKLAHOMA CITY	460	19	4.1%
799	QUAPAW ES	Quapaw, OK	QUAPAW	291	12	4.1%
800	DISNEY ES	Tulsa, OK	TULSA	724	29	4.0%

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