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The public elementary schools with the highest share of multiracial students in Oklahoma · page 6

Ranks 251–300 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
251	GLENCOE ES	Glencoe, OK	GLENCOE	208	38	18.3%
252	HOUCHIN ES	Moore, OK	MOORE	553	101	18.3%
253	FAIRLAND ES	Fairland, OK	FAIRLAND	252	46	18.3%
254	SPRING CREEK ES	Broken Arrow, OK	BROKEN ARROW	510	93	18.2%
255	ADAMS ES	Norman, OK	NORMAN	506	92	18.2%
256	HOOVER ES	Tulsa, OK	TULSA	297	54	18.2%
257	KINTA ES	Kinta, OK	KINTA	116	21	18.1%
258	PITTSBURG ES	Pittsburg, OK	PITTSBURG	105	19	18.1%
259	HARVEST HILLS ES	Oklahoma City, OK	PUTNAM CITY	426	77	18.1%
260	HUGO INTERMEDIATE	Hugo, OK	HUGO	144	26	18.1%
261	MADISON ES	Norman, OK	NORMAN	412	74	18.0%
262	RIDGECREST ES	Midwest City, OK	MIDWEST CITY-DEL CITY	273	49	17.9%
263	NORTHWEST HEIGHTS ES	Durant, OK	DURANT	514	92	17.9%
264	MCKINLEY ES	Norman, OK	NORMAN	341	61	17.9%
265	OAKRIDGE ES	Moore, OK	MOORE	576	103	17.9%
266	PATRICK HENRY ES	Tulsa, OK	TULSA	442	79	17.9%
267	BARNES ES	Owasso, OK	OWASSO	510	91	17.8%
268	GRISSOM ES	Tulsa, OK	TULSA	342	61	17.8%
269	WHITESBORO ES	Whitesboro, OK	WHITESBORO	146	26	17.8%
270	WHITMAN ES	Tulsa, OK	TULSA	259	46	17.8%
271	SHADY POINT PUBLIC SCHOOL	Shady Point, OK	SHADY POINT	158	28	17.7%
272	KIEFER ES	Kiefer, OK	KIEFER	559	99	17.7%
273	BRIGGS PUBLIC SCHOOL	Tahlequah, OK	BRIGGS	390	69	17.7%
274	ASHER ES	Asher, OK	ASHER	198	35	17.7%
275	TINKER ES	Oklahoma City, OK	MIDWEST CITY-DEL CITY	379	67	17.7%
276	GEARY ES	Geary, OK	GEARY	102	18	17.6%
277	WOLF CREEK ES	Broken Arrow, OK	BROKEN ARROW	511	90	17.6%
278	NEWCASTLE EARLY CHILDHOOD CTR	Newcastle, OK	NEWCASTLE	472	83	17.6%
279	WHITE ROCK PUBLIC SCHOOL	McLoud, OK	WHITE ROCK	165	29	17.6%
280	CLEVELAND BAILEY ES	Midwest City, OK	MIDWEST CITY-DEL CITY	337	59	17.5%
281	MCCLURE ES	Tulsa, OK	TULSA	383	67	17.5%
282	WELLSTON ES	Wellston, OK	WELLSTON	223	39	17.5%
283	PADEN ES	PADEN, OK	PADEN	143	25	17.5%
284	LINCOLN LEARNING CTR	El Reno, OK	EL RENO	401	70	17.5%
285	KEYS ES	Park Hill, OK	KEYS	511	89	17.4%
286	OKTAHA ES	Oktaha, OK	OKTAHA	431	75	17.4%
287	ROOSEVELT ES	Miami, OK	MIAMI	207	36	17.4%
288	HUGO ES	Hugo, OK	HUGO	415	72	17.4%
289	TECUMSEH EARLY CHILDHOOD CTR	Tecumseh, OK	TECUMSEH	202	35	17.3%
290	PLEASANT HILL EC CTR	Oklahoma City, OK	MIDWEST CITY-DEL CITY	127	22	17.3%
291	BISHOP PUBLIC SCHOOL	Lawton, OK	BISHOP	647	112	17.3%
292	ASPEN CREEK ES	Broken Arrow, OK	BROKEN ARROW	607	105	17.3%
293	UNION ES	Ponca City, OK	PONCA CITY	272	47	17.3%
294	CLINTON WEST ES	TUlsa, OK	TULSA	353	61	17.3%
295	ELMORE CITY-PERNELL ES	Elmore City, OK	ELMORE CITY-PERNELL	197	34	17.3%
296	WASHINGTON ES	Norman, OK	NORMAN	487	84	17.3%
297	JARMAN ES	Tulsa, OK	UNION	575	99	17.2%
298	FRONTIER ES	Red Rock, OK	FRONTIER	244	42	17.2%
299	MARSHALL ES	Checotah, OK	CHECOTAH	433	74	17.1%
300	LUKFATA PUBLIC SCHOOL	Broken Bow, OK	LUKFATA	363	62	17.1%

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