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The public schools with the highest share of multiracial students in Virginia Beach, Virginia · page 2

Ranks 51–82 of the public schools with the highest share of multiracial students in Virginia Beach, Virginia. Back to page 1.

MOST MULTIRACIAL · VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA

#	School	City	District	Students	Two or more students	% Two or more
51	Point O' View Elementary	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	692	73	10.6%
52	Arrowhead Elementary	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	500	52	10.4%
53	North Landing Elementary	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	463	48	10.4%
54	Bayside Middle	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	628	65	10.3%
55	Trantwood Elementary	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	561	58	10.3%
56	Kingston Elementary	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	518	53	10.2%
57	Virginia Beach Middle	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	685	69	10.1%
58	Lynnhaven Middle	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	727	73	10.0%
59	Bayside Elementary	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	546	54	9.9%
60	Strawbridge Elementary	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	610	60	9.8%
61	Bayside High	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	1,984	193	9.7%
62	Woodstock Elementary	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	689	67	9.7%
63	King's Grant Elementary	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	475	46	9.7%
64	Thoroughgood Elementary	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	767	74	9.7%
65	Princess Anne Elementary	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	654	62	9.5%
66	Great Neck Middle	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	1,039	97	9.3%
67	Princess Anne Middle	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	1,358	125	9.2%
68	Linkhorn Park Elementary	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	514	47	9.1%
69	Red Mill Elementary	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	586	53	9.0%
70	W.T. Cooke Elementary	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	555	50	9.0%
71	Kempsville High	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	2,046	178	8.7%
72	Diamond Springs Elementary	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	467	40	8.6%
73	Three Oaks Elementary	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	706	59	8.4%
74	Newtown Elementary	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	409	33	8.1%
75	First Colonial High	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	1,727	137	7.9%
76	Williams Elementary	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	443	34	7.7%
77	John B. Dey Elementary	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	744	57	7.7%
78	Floyd Kellam High	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	1,842	141	7.7%
79	Frank W. Cox High	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	1,631	123	7.5%
80	Bayside 6th Grade Campus	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	329	23	7.0%
81	College Park Elementary	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	496	30	6.0%
82	Creeds Elementary	Virginia Beach, VA	Virginia Beach City Public Schools	333	8	2.4%

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