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The public high schools with the highest share of Native American students in Eugene, Oregon

This ranking covers the public high schools with the highest share of Native American students in Eugene, Oregon, drawn from 7 qualifying public high schools. Kalapuya High School leads the list at 1.9%, against a median of 0.9% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
7
Eugene, Oregon
Top % Native American
1.9%
Median % Native American
0.9%
MOST NATIVE AMERICAN · EUGENE, OREGON
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsNative American students% Native American
1Kalapuya High SchoolEugene, ORBethel SD 5210821.9%
2North Eugene High SchoolEugene, OREugene SD 4J1,079161.5%
3Churchill High SchoolEugene, OREugene SD 4J1,031101.0%
4Willamette High SchoolEugene, ORBethel SD 521,455130.9%
5Sheldon High SchoolEugene, OREugene SD 4J1,462130.9%
6South Eugene High SchoolEugene, OREugene SD 4J1,499130.9%
7Network Charter SchoolEugene, OREugene SD 4J11900.0%
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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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