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Ranks 51–100 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
51	CENTRAL ES	Bixby, OK	BIXBY	709	189	26.7%
52	CHEROKEE ES	TAHLEQUAH, OK	TAHLEQUAH	441	117	26.5%
53	MORRIS ES	Morris, OK	MORRIS	442	117	26.5%
54	ANDERSON PUBLIC SCHOOL	Sand Springs, OK	ANDERSON	280	74	26.4%
55	CALERA ES	Calera, OK	CALERA	754	198	26.3%
56	BUFFALO VALLEY ES	Talihina, OK	BUFFALO VALLEY	134	35	26.1%
57	KELLYVILLE UPPER ES	Kellyville, OK	KELLYVILLE	226	59	26.1%
58	ROCKY MOUNTAIN PUBLIC SCHOOL	Stilwell, OK	ROCKY MOUNTAIN	193	50	25.9%
59	FORT COBB-BROXTON LOWER ES	Fort Cobb, OK	FORT COBB-BROXTON	180	46	25.6%
60	NORTHWOODS FINE ARTS ACADEMY	Sand Springs, OK	SAND SPRINGS	505	129	25.5%
61	GARFIELD ES	Sand Springs, OK	SAND SPRINGS	409	104	25.4%
62	EUGENE FIELD ES	Tulsa, OK	TULSA	366	93	25.4%
63	GREENWOOD ES	Tahlequah, OK	TAHLEQUAH	500	127	25.4%
64	MOFFETT PUBLIC SCHOOL	Moffett, OK	MOFFETT	319	81	25.4%
65	WESTSIDE ES	Claremore, OK	CLAREMORE	501	127	25.4%
66	RANCH HEIGHTS ES	Bartlesville, OK	BARTLESVILLE	591	149	25.2%
67	IRVING ES	Muskogee, OK	MUSKOGEE	421	106	25.2%
68	SOUTH COFFEYVILLE ES	South Coffeyville, OK	SOUTH COFFEYVILLE	163	41	25.1%
69	LINCOLN ES	Pryor, OK	PRYOR	621	156	25.1%
70	BARNARD ES	Tecumseh, OK	TECUMSEH	251	63	25.1%
71	CHEROKEE ES	Muskogee, OK	MUSKOGEE	340	85	25.0%
72	NEW LIMA ES	Wewoka, OK	NEW LIMA	192	48	25.0%
73	LINCOLN ES	Ardmore, OK	ARDMORE	409	102	24.9%
74	LYNN WOOD ES	Broken Arrow, OK	BROKEN ARROW	407	101	24.8%
75	WEBBERS FALLS ES	Webbers Falls, OK	WEBBERS FALLS	186	46	24.7%
76	JEFFERSON ES	Shawnee, OK	SHAWNEE	348	86	24.7%
77	KELLYVILLE ES	Kellyville, OK	KELLYVILLE	235	58	24.7%
78	VALLIANT ES	Valliant, OK	VALLIANT	416	102	24.5%
79	SOUTH ROCK CREEK PUBLIC SCHOOL	Shawnee, OK	SOUTH ROCK CREEK	418	102	24.4%
80	WOODROW WILSON ES	Bartlesville, OK	BARTLESVILLE	529	129	24.4%
81	EAST ES	Broken Arrow, OK	BIXBY	620	151	24.4%
82	CLAREMONT ES	Claremore, OK	CLAREMORE	391	95	24.3%
83	OKMULGEE PRIMARY ES	Okmulgee, OK	OKMULGEE	470	114	24.3%
84	HOLMES PARK ES	Sapulpa, OK	SAPULPA	628	152	24.2%
85	ATOKA ES	Atoka, OK	ATOKA	558	135	24.2%
86	CAMERON ES	Cameron, OK	CAMERON	182	44	24.2%
87	HILLDALE LOWER ES	Muskogee, OK	HILLDALE	952	230	24.2%
88	MCLOUD ES	McLoud, OK	MCLOUD	212	51	24.1%
89	PRATT ES	Sand Springs, OK	SAND SPRINGS	388	93	24.0%
90	VARNUM ES	Seminole, OK	VARNUM	255	61	23.9%
91	GERONIMO ES	Geronimo, OK	GERONIMO	176	42	23.9%
92	KIOWA ES	Kiowa, OK	KIOWA	197	47	23.9%
93	WATTS ES	Watts, OK	WATTS	130	31	23.9%
94	BENNETT ES	Broken Bow, OK	BROKEN BOW	269	64	23.8%
95	DENISON PUBLIC SCHOOL	Idabel, OK	DENISON	282	67	23.8%
96	VINITA ES	Vinita, OK	VINITA	594	141	23.7%
97	MEEKER ES	Meeker, OK	MEEKER	333	79	23.7%
98	ROBERTSON ES	Tulsa, OK	TULSA	228	54	23.7%
99	WALTERS ES	Walters, OK	WALTERS	262	62	23.7%
100	Karla Brock Early Childhood Academy	McAlester, OK	MCALESTER	229	54	23.6%

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