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The public middle schools with the highest share of Native American students in Nebraska · page 3

Ranks 101111 of the public schools with the highest share of Native American students in Nebraska. Back to page 1.

MOST NATIVE AMERICAN · NEBRASKA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsNative American students% Native American
101HOLDREGE MIDDLE SCHOOLHOLDREGE, NEHOLDREGE PUBLIC SCHOOLS29000.0%
102LOUISVILLE MIDDLE SCHOOLLOUISVILLE, NELOUISVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS10700.0%
103MC COOK JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLMC COOK, NEMC COOK PUBLIC SCHOOLS30500.0%
104KIEWIT MIDDLE SCHOOLOMAHA, NEMILLARD PUBLIC SCHOOLS96700.0%
105NEBRASKA CITY MIDDLE SCHOOLNEBRASKA CITY, NENEBRASKA CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS27100.0%
106SCHUYLER MIDDLE SCHOOLSCHUYLER, NESCHUYLER COMMUNITY SCHOOLS40000.0%
107SIDNEY MIDDLE SCHOOLSIDNEY, NESIDNEY PUBLIC SCHOOLS15200.0%
108MIDDLE SCHOOL AT SYRACUSESYRACUSE, NESYRACUSE-DUNBAR-AVOCA SCHOOLS28600.0%
109WAHOO MIDDLE SCHOOLWAHOO, NEWAHOO PUBLIC SCHOOLS22600.0%
110WAYNE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLWAYNE, NEWAYNE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS14800.0%
111CEDAR BLUFFS MIDDLE SCHOOLCEDAR BLUFFS, NECEDAR BLUFFS PUBLIC SCHOOLS12000.0%
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