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The public middle schools with the highest share of Native American students in Pennsylvania · page 2

Ranks 51100 of the public schools with the highest share of Native American students in Pennsylvania. Back to page 1.

MOST NATIVE AMERICAN · PENNSYLVANIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsNative American students% Native American
51Rice Avenue MSGirard, PAGirard SD44320.5%
52Grove City Area MSGrove City, PAGrove City Area SD44220.5%
53Salisbury MSAllentown, PASalisbury Township SD44820.5%
54Waynesboro Area MSWaynesboro, PAWaynesboro Area SD88740.5%
55Cecelia Snyder MSBensalem, PABensalem Township SD45320.4%
56Pottsgrove MSPottstown, PAPottsgrove SD67830.4%
57Annville-Cleona MSAnnville, PAAnnville-Cleona SD23510.4%
58Central Dauphin East MSHarrisburg, PACentral Dauphin SD70230.4%
59Southern Lehigh Intermediate SchBethlehem, PASouthern Lehigh SD70230.4%
60Conneaut Valley MSConneautville, PAConneaut SD2380.4%
61Northern Lehigh MSSlatington, PANorthern Lehigh SD23810.4%
62Cedar Crest MSLebanon, PACornwall-Lebanon SD1,22450.4%
63Indian Valley MSHarleysville, PASouderton Area SD73130.4%
64Upper Adams MSBiglerville, PAUpper Adams SD24210.4%
65Northley MSAston, PAPenn-Delco SD74830.4%
66Pocono Mountain East JHSSwiftwater, PAPocono Mountain SD50520.4%
67Wilson Southern MSSinking Spring, PAWilson SD75330.4%
68Gateway MSMonroeville, PAGateway SD1,01740.4%
69Kiski Area IHSVandergrift, PAKiski Area SD51820.4%
70Sharon MSSharon, PASharon City SD25410.4%
71Apollo-Ridge MSSpring Church, PAApollo-Ridge SD26410.4%
72Unami MSChalfont, PACentral Bucks SD78430.4%
73Pittsburgh Schiller 6-8Pittsburgh, PAPittsburgh SD26010.4%
74Emory H Markle MSHanover, PASouth Western SD1,04640.4%
75West Allegheny MSImperial, PAWest Allegheny SD79630.4%
76Brentwood MSPittsburgh, PABrentwood Borough SD26910.4%
77Garnet Valley MSGlen Mills, PAGarnet Valley SD1,08640.4%
78West Hempfield MSIrwin, PAHempfield Area SD54620.4%
79Middletown Area MSMiddletown, PAMiddletown Area SD53420.4%
80Tussey Mountain MSSaxton, PATussey Mountain SD27210.4%
81Pleasant Hills MSPittsburgh, PAWest Jefferson Hills SD81330.4%
82Allen MSCamp Hill, PAWest Shore SD27210.4%
83New Hope-Solebury MSNew Hope, PANew Hope-Solebury SD28010.4%
84John B Stetson MSPhiladelphia, PAPhiladelphia City SD56020.4%
85Park Forest MSState College, PAState College Area SD82230.4%
86Valley View MSArchbald, PAValley View SD56520.3%
87Beaver Area MSBeaver, PABeaver Area SD29110.3%
88New Brighton Area MSNew Brighton, PANew Brighton Area SD29010.3%
89Penndale MSLansdale, PANorth Penn SD1,17140.3%
90Wagner Gen Louis MSPhiladelphia, PAPhiladelphia City SD29610.3%
91Log College MSWarminster, PACentennial SD60320.3%
92Windber Area MSWindber, PAWindber Area SD30010.3%
93Shamokin Area Intermediate SchCoal Township, PAShamokin Area SD30810.3%
94West Reading El CtrWest Reading, PAWyomissing Area SD31010.3%
95Albert Gallatin South MSPoint Marion, PAAlbert Gallatin Area SD31810.3%
96East Hills MSBethlehem, PABethlehem Area SD96630.3%
97Dorseyville MSPittsburgh, PAFox Chapel Area SD98130.3%
98Gettysburg Area MSGettysburg, PAGettysburg Area SD64620.3%
99Maple Point MSLanghorne, PANeshaminy SD1,29640.3%
100Carson MSPittsburgh, PANorth Allegheny SD65220.3%
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