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The public high schools with the highest share of Native American students in Spokane County, Washington

29 public high schools in Spokane County, Washington appear in this ranking of the public high schools with the highest share of Native American students, ranked by the share of students who are American Indian or Alaska Native, from federal NCES enrollment data. NEWESD 101 Open Doors leads the list at 3.9%, against a median of 1.0% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
29
Spokane County, Washington
Top % Native American
3.9%
Median % Native American
1.0%
MOST NATIVE AMERICAN · SPOKANE COUNTY, WASHINGTON
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsNative American students% Native American
1NEWESD 101 Open DoorsSpokane, WAEducational Service District 10112753.9%
2Mica Peak High SchoolSpokane Valley, WACentral Valley School District10743.7%
3Dishman Hills High SchoolSpokane, WAWest Valley School District (Spokane)296113.7%
4Three Springs High SchoolCHENEY, WACheney School District10332.9%
5Open DoorsSpokane, WASpokane School District14532.1%
6Deer Park High SchoolDeer Park, WADeer Park School District637121.9%
7Cheney High SchoolCHENEY, WACheney School District1,491271.8%
8North Central High SchoolSpokane, WASpokane School District1,647271.6%
9Stem Academy at SVTSpokane Valley, WACentral Valley School District19031.6%
10Central Valley High SchoolSpokane Valley, WACentral Valley School District1,380191.4%
11Rogers High SchoolSpokane, WASpokane School District1,498201.3%
12Liberty High SchoolSPANGLE, WALiberty School District16821.2%
13Ridgeline High SchoolLiberty Lake, WACentral Valley School District1,575181.1%
14East Valley High SchoolSpokane Valley, WAEast Valley School District (Spokane)912101.1%
15University High SchoolSpokane Valley, WACentral Valley School District1,410141.0%
16CVSD Open Doors ProgramsLiberty Lake, WACentral Valley School District10211.0%
17Riverside High SchoolChattaroy, WARiverside School District43240.9%
18On Track AcademySpokane, WASpokane School District44240.9%
19Innovation High SchoolSpokane, WAPRIDE Prep Charter School District23220.9%
20Medical Lake High SchoolMedical Lake, WAMedical Lake School District50640.8%
21Ferris High SchoolSpokane, WASpokane School District1,644130.8%
22Shadle Park High SchoolSpokane, WASpokane School District1,445100.7%
23Freeman High SchoolRockford, WAFreeman School District30120.7%
24The Community SchoolSpokane, WASpokane School District16510.6%
25Mead Senior High SchoolSPOKANE, WAMead School District1,827110.6%
26Mt Spokane High SchoolMEAD, WAMead School District1,48280.5%
27Spokane Valley High SchoolSpokane, WAWest Valley School District (Spokane)22910.4%
28Lewis & Clark High SchoolSpokane, WASpokane School District1,67360.4%
29West Valley High SchoolSPOKANE, WAWest Valley School District (Spokane)83630.4%
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