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The public schools with the highest share of Pacific Islander students in Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut · page 2

Ranks 51–84 of the public schools with the highest share of Pacific Islander students in Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut. Back to page 1.

MOST PACIFIC ISLANDER · SOUTHEASTERN CONNECTICUT PLANNING REGION, CONNECTICUT

#	School	City	District	Students	% Pacific Islander
51	Flanders School	East Lyme, CT	East Lyme School District	242	0.0%
52	Lillie B. Haynes School	Niantic, CT	East Lyme School District	365	0.0%
53	Niantic Center School	Niantic, CT	East Lyme School District	198	0.0%
54	Arts at the Capitol Theater Magnet School (ACT)	Willimantic, CT	Eastern Connecticut Regional Educational Service Center (EAS	123	0.0%
55	Franklin Elementary School	North Franklin, CT	Franklin School District	185	0.0%
56	Northeast Academy Magnet School	Mystic, CT	Groton School District	392	0.0%
57	Catherine Kolnaski Magnet School	Groton, CT	Groton School District	375	0.0%
58	Lebanon Elementary School	Lebanon, CT	Lebanon School District	366	0.0%
59	Gales Ferry School	Gales Ferry, CT	Ledyard School District	195	0.0%
60	Lisbon Central School	Lisbon, CT	Lisbon School District	413	0.0%
61	Leonard J. Tyl Middle School	Oakdale, CT	Montville School District	519	0.0%
62	Dr. Charles E. Murphy School	Oakdale, CT	Montville School District	296	0.0%
63	Oakdale School	Oakdale, CT	Montville School District	271	0.0%
64	Science and Technology Magnet Pathway for High School Grades	New London, CT	New London School District	171	0.0%
65	New London Visual and Performing Arts Magnet Pathway	New London, CT	New London School District	268	0.0%
66	Science and Technology Magnet Pathway for Middle Grades	New London, CT	New London School District	133	0.0%
67	North Stonington Elementary School	North Stonington, CT	North Stonington School District	379	0.0%
68	Samuel Huntington School	Norwich, CT	Norwich School District	358	0.0%
69	Wequonnoc Magnet School	Taftville, CT	Norwich School District	197	0.0%
70	Regional Multicultural Magnet School	New London, CT	Learn	469	0.0%
71	The Friendship School	Waterford, CT	Learn	460	0.0%
72	Marine Science Magnet High School	Groton, CT	Learn	274	0.0%
73	Salem Elementary School	Salem, CT	Salem School District	389	0.0%
74	Sayles School	Baltic, CT	Sprague School District	254	0.0%
75	Deans Mill School	Stonington, CT	Stonington School District	429	0.0%
76	Stonington Middle School	Pawcatuck, CT	Stonington School District	366	0.0%
77	West Vine Street School	Pawcatuck, CT	Stonington School District	342	0.0%
78	Clark Lane Middle School	Waterford, CT	Waterford School District	529	0.0%
79	Windham Middle School	Willimantic, CT	Windham School District	583	0.0%
80	W. B. Sweeney School	Willimantic, CT	Windham School District	212	0.0%
81	Windham Center School	Windham, CT	Windham School District	176	0.0%
82	Windham High School	Willimantic, CT	Windham School District	633	0.0%
83	North Windham School	North Windham, CT	Windham School District	445	0.0%
84	Charles H. Barrows STEM Academy	North Windham, CT	Windham School District	535	0.0%

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