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The public schools with the highest share of multiracial students in Washington County, Rhode Island

32 public schools in Washington County, Rhode Island appear in this ranking of the public schools with the highest share of multiracial students, ranked by the share of students of two or more races, from federal NCES enrollment data. Suzanne M. Henseler Quidnesset leads the list at 10.4%, against a median of 6.2% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Washington County, Rhode Island

Top % Two or more

10.4%

Median % Two or more

6.2%

MOST MULTIRACIAL · WASHINGTON COUNTY, RHODE ISLAND

#	School	City	District	Students	Two or more students	% Two or more
1	Suzanne M. Henseler Quidnesset	North Kingstown, RI	North Kingstown	212	22	10.4%
2	State Street School	Westerly, RI	Westerly	212	22	10.4%
3	Narragansett Elementary	Narragansett, RI	Narragansett	331	33	10.0%
4	Springbrook Elementary School	Westerly, RI	Westerly	243	22	9.1%
5	Matunuck School	Wakefield, RI	South Kingstown	246	20	8.1%
6	Westerly Middle School	Westerly, RI	Westerly	639	49	7.7%
7	Narragansett Pier School	Narragansett, RI	Narragansett	263	20	7.6%
8	Fishing Cove El. School	North Kingstown, RI	North Kingstown	346	25	7.2%
9	Hamilton School	North Kingstown, RI	North Kingstown	447	31	6.9%
10	Kingston Hill Academy	Saunderstown, RI	Kingston Hill Academy	260	18	6.9%
11	Dunn's Corners School	Westerly, RI	Westerly	264	18	6.8%
12	Peace Dale School	Peace Dale, RI	South Kingstown	412	27	6.5%
13	South Kingstown High	Wakefield, RI	South Kingstown	688	45	6.5%
14	North Kingstown Sr. High	North Kingstown, RI	North Kingstown	1,278	82	6.4%
15	Broad Rock Middle School	Wakefield, RI	South Kingstown	554	35	6.3%
16	Westerly High School	Westerly, RI	Westerly	650	41	6.3%
17	Forest Park El. School	North Kingstown, RI	North Kingstown	264	16	6.1%
18	Chariho Regional Middle School	Wood River Junction, RI	Chariho	834	42	5.0%
19	Wawaloam School	Exeter, RI	Exeter-West Greenwich	215	10	4.7%
20	The Compass School	Kingston, RI	The Compass School	217	10	4.6%
21	Davisville Middle School	North Kingstown, RI	North Kingstown	477	22	4.6%
22	Richmond Elementary School	Wyoming, RI	Chariho	371	17	4.6%
23	Charlestown Elementary School	Charlestown, RI	Chariho	246	11	4.5%
24	Wickford Middle School	North Kingstown, RI	North Kingstown	339	14	4.1%
25	Narragansett High School	Narragansett, RI	Narragansett	372	15	4.0%
26	Metcalf School	Exeter, RI	Exeter-West Greenwich	522	21	4.0%
27	Hope Valley Elementary School	Hope Valley, RI	Chariho	226	9	4.0%
28	Chariho High School	Wood River Junction, RI	Chariho	991	38	3.8%
29	Ashaway Elementary School	Ashaway, RI	Chariho	212	8	3.8%
30	Stony Lane El. School	North Kingstown, RI	North Kingstown	385	14	3.6%
31	West Kingston School	West Kingston, RI	South Kingstown	313	11	3.5%
32	Block Island School	Block Island, RI	New Shoreham	126	4	3.2%

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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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