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The public elementary schools with the highest share of Native American students in Oklahoma · page 7

Ranks 301–350 of the public schools with the highest share of Native American students in Oklahoma. Back to page 1.

MOST NATIVE AMERICAN · OKLAHOMA

#	School	City	District	Students	Native American students	% Native American
301	JUSTUS-TIAWAH PUBLIC SCHOOL	Claremore, OK	JUSTUS-TIAWAH	460	59	12.8%
302	TURNER ES	Burneyville, OK	TURNER	235	30	12.8%
303	THOMAS ES	Thomas, OK	THOMAS-FAY-CUSTER UNIFIED DIST	260	33	12.7%
304	CLEVELAND PRIMARY ES	Cleveland, OK	CLEVELAND	362	45	12.4%
305	LINCOLN LEARNING CTR	El Reno, OK	EL RENO	401	49	12.2%
306	PRETTY WATER PUBLIC SCHOOL	Sapulpa, OK	PRETTY WATER	265	32	12.1%
307	WOODLANDS ES	Ponca City, OK	PONCA CITY	258	31	12.0%
308	HERALD ES	Collinsville, OK	COLLINSVILLE	493	59	12.0%
309	Pauls Valley Elementary School	Pauls Valley, OK	PAULS VALLEY	462	55	11.9%
310	DALE ES	Dale, OK	DALE	409	48	11.7%
311	OAK GROVE PUBLIC SCHOOL	Cushing, OK	OAK GROVE	154	18	11.7%
312	BARNARD ES	Tecumseh, OK	TECUMSEH	251	29	11.6%
313	MULHALL-ORLANDO ES	Mulhall, OK	MULHALL-ORLANDO	170	19	11.2%
314	PURCELL ES	Purcell, OK	PURCELL	387	43	11.1%
315	SADLER ARTS ACADEMY	Muskogee, OK	MUSKOGEE	415	46	11.1%
316	COLLINSVILLE EC CTR	Collinsville, OK	COLLINSVILLE	372	41	11.0%
317	COLLINS ES	Bristow, OK	BRISTOW	374	41	11.0%
318	MOUNTAIN VIEW-GOTEBO ES	Mountain View, OK	MOUNTAIN VIEW-GOTEBO	183	20	10.9%
319	WHITE ROCK PUBLIC SCHOOL	McLoud, OK	WHITE ROCK	165	18	10.9%
320	CUSHING UPPER ES	Cushing, OK	CUSHING	360	39	10.8%
321	ROSE WITCHER ES	El Reno, OK	EL RENO	370	40	10.8%
322	LIBERTY ES	Ponca City, OK	PONCA CITY	241	26	10.8%
323	ALLEN ES	Allen, OK	ALLEN	329	35	10.6%
324	KEYSTONE PUBLIC SCHOOL	Sand Springs, OK	KEYSTONE	276	29	10.5%
325	MANNFORD LOWER ES	Mannford, OK	MANNFORD	326	34	10.4%
326	BINGER-ONEY ES	Binger, OK	BINGER-ONEY	211	22	10.4%
327	SAND SPRINGS EC CTR	Sand Springs, OK	SAND SPRINGS	241	25	10.4%
328	THACKERVILLE ES	Thackerville, OK	THACKERVILLE	164	17	10.4%
329	WILL ROGERS ES	Shawnee, OK	SHAWNEE	367	38	10.3%
330	COLLINSVILLE UPPER ES	Collinsville, OK	COLLINSVILLE	697	72	10.3%
331	WALTERS ES	Walters, OK	WALTERS	262	27	10.3%
332	GARFIELD ES	Sand Springs, OK	SAND SPRINGS	409	42	10.3%
333	ANGUS VALLEY ES	Sand Springs, OK	SAND SPRINGS	419	43	10.3%
334	PLAINVIEW INTERMEDIATE ES	Ardmore, OK	PLAINVIEW	363	37	10.2%
335	HOLMES PARK ES	Sapulpa, OK	SAPULPA	628	64	10.2%
336	SPIRO ES	Spiro, OK	SPIRO	574	58	10.1%
337	KILDARE PUBLIC SCHOOL	Ponca City, OK	KILDARE	109	11	10.1%
338	ANDERSON PUBLIC SCHOOL	Sand Springs, OK	ANDERSON	280	28	10.0%
339	CALUMET ES	Calumet, OK	CALUMET	191	19	9.9%
340	VELMA-ALMA ES	Velma, OK	VELMA-ALMA	211	21	9.9%
341	WILSON ES	Wilson, OK	WILSON	302	30	9.9%
342	WASHINGTON ES	Lawton, OK	LAWTON	122	12	9.8%
343	LIMESTONE ES	Sand Springs, OK	SAND SPRINGS	259	25	9.7%
344	GLENCOE ES	Glencoe, OK	GLENCOE	208	20	9.6%
345	NORTHWOODS FINE ARTS ACADEMY	Sand Springs, OK	SAND SPRINGS	505	48	9.5%
346	MCLOUD EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER	McLoud, OK	MCLOUD	277	26	9.4%
347	RICHARD KANE ES	Bartlesville, OK	BARTLESVILLE	481	45	9.4%
348	NEWCASTLE ES	Newcastle, OK	NEWCASTLE	738	69	9.3%
349	LIBERTY ES	Mounds, OK	LIBERTY	225	21	9.3%
350	BERRYHILL ES SOUTH	Tulsa, OK	BERRYHILL	571	53	9.3%

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