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The public elementary schools with the highest share of multiracial students in Rhode Island · page 2

Ranks 51100 of the public schools with the highest share of multiracial students in Rhode Island. Back to page 1.

MOST MULTIRACIAL · RHODE ISLAND
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsTwo or more students% Two or more
51Greenbush Elementary SchoolWest Warwick, RIWest Warwick427317.3%
52Warwick Early Learning CenterWarwick, RIWarwick207157.3%
53Forest Avenue SchoolMiddletown, RIMiddletown304227.2%
54Centredale SchoolNorth Providence, RINorth Providence221167.2%
55Fishing Cove El. SchoolNorth Kingstown, RINorth Kingstown346257.2%
56Sowams Elementary SchoolBarrington, RIBarrington250187.2%
57James R. D. Oldham SchoolRiverside, RIEast Providence210157.1%
58Hamilton SchoolNorth Kingstown, RINorth Kingstown447316.9%
59Kingston Hill AcademySaunderstown, RIKingston Hill Academy260186.9%
60Woodridge SchoolCranston, RICranston260186.9%
61Colt Andrews SchoolBristol, RIBristol Warren307216.8%
62Dunn's Corners SchoolWesterly, RIWesterly264186.8%
63Pocasset SchoolTiverton, RITiverton210146.7%
64Park SchoolWarwick, RIWarwick225156.7%
65Robert F. Kennedy El. SchoolProvidence, RIProvidence451306.7%
66Peace Dale SchoolPeace Dale, RISouth Kingstown412276.5%
67Edgewood HighlandCranston, RICranston276186.5%
68Guiteras SchoolBristol, RIBristol Warren12386.5%
69Early Childhood CenterJohnston, RIJohnston201136.5%
70Harris SchoolWoonsocket, RIWoonsocket371246.5%
71George J. West El. SchoolProvidence, RIProvidence502326.4%
72Orchard Farms El. SchoolCranston, RICranston444286.3%
73Aquidneck SchoolMiddletown, RIMiddletown302196.3%
74Ella Risk SchoolCentral Falls, RICentral Falls414266.3%
75North Smithfield ElementaryNorth Smithfield, RINorth Smithfield583366.2%
76Ashton SchoolCumberland, RICumberland429266.1%
77Forest Park El. SchoolNorth Kingstown, RINorth Kingstown264166.1%
78Garden City SchoolCranston, RICranston530326.0%
79Curvin-McCabe SchoolPawtucket, RIPawtucket353216.0%
80Blackrock SchoolCoventry, RICoventry322195.9%
81Lippitt SchoolWarwick, RIWarwick223135.8%
82Martin Luther King El. SchoolProvidence, RIProvidence430255.8%
83Rockwell SchoolBristol, RIBristol Warren260155.8%
84Flora S. Curtis SchoolPawtucket, RIPawtucket331195.7%
85Gladstone Street SchoolCranston, RICranston402235.7%
86Oak Lawn SchoolCranston, RICranston247145.7%
87Glen Hills SchoolCranston, RICranston270155.6%
88Community SchoolCumberland, RICumberland545305.5%
89Veazie Street SchoolProvidence, RIProvidence440245.5%
90Robert L. Bailey IVProvidence, RIProvidence444245.4%
91Fallon Memorial SchoolPawtucket, RIPawtucket520285.4%
92Holliman SchoolWarwick, RIWarwick280155.4%
93B.F. Norton Elementary SchoolCumberland, RICumberland374205.3%
94West Glocester ElementaryChepachet, RIGlocester243135.3%
95Raymond LaPerche SchoolSmithfield, RISmithfield337185.3%
96John J. McLaughlin CumberlandCumberland, RICumberland413225.3%
97Pleasant View SchoolProvidence, RIProvidence433235.3%
98Fort Barton SchoolTiverton, RITiverton13375.3%
99Pleasant View Elementary SchooSmithfield, RISmithfield552295.3%
100Lonsdale ElementaryLincoln, RILincoln286155.2%
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