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The public high schools with the highest share of Pacific Islander students in New Orleans, Louisiana

25 public high schools in New Orleans, Louisiana appear in this ranking of the public high schools with the highest share of Pacific Islander students, ranked by the share of students who are Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, from federal NCES enrollment data. Booker T. Washington High School leads the list at 0.6%, against a median of 0.0% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
25
New Orleans, Louisiana
Top % Pacific Islander
0.6%
Median % Pacific Islander
0.0%
MOST PACIFIC ISLANDER · NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsPacific Islander students% Pacific Islander
1Booker T. Washington High SchoolNew Orleans, LAKIPP Booker T. Washington53230.6%
2John F. Kennedy High SchoolNew Orleans, LAJohn F. Kennedy High School66520.3%
3Benjamin Franklin High SchoolNew Orleans, LABenjamin Franklin High School1,05620.2%
4Frederick A. Douglass High SchoolNew Orleans, LAFrederick A. Douglass High School65810.1%
5New Orleans Center for Creative ArtsNew Orleans, LANew Orleans Center for Creative Arts22400.0%
6International High School of New OrleansNew Orleans, LAVoices for International Business & Education38000.0%
7New Orleans Military & Maritime AcademyNew Orleans, LANew Orleans Military & Maritime Academy94500.0%
8Sophie B. Wright Institute of Academic ExcellenceNew Orleans, LASophie B Wright Institute of Academic Excellence53400.0%
9The NET Charter High SchoolNew Orleans, LAThe NET Charter High School21300.0%
10L.B. Landry High SchoolNew Orleans, LALord Beaconsfield Landry-Oliver Perry Walker High55500.0%
11Abramson Sci AcademyNew Orleans, LASci Academy65500.0%
12G W Carver High SchoolNew Orleans, LAG W Carver Collegiate Academy77100.0%
13Livingston Collegiate AcademyNew Orleans, LALivingston Collegiate Academy57500.0%
14New Orleans Charter Science and Mathematics HSNew Orleans, LANew Orleans Charter Science and Mathematics HS62700.0%
15Eleanor McMain Secondary SchoolNew Orleans, LAEleanor McMain Secondary School69000.0%
16The NET 2 Charter High SchoolNew Orleans, LAThe NET2 High School14100.0%
17Edna Karr High SchoolNew Orleans, LAEdna Karr High School1,09700.0%
18Sarah Towles Reed High SchoolNew Orleans, LASarah Towles Reed High School39700.0%
19New Harmony High InstituteNew Orleans, LANew Harmony High Institute32800.0%
20Walter L. Cohen High SchoolNew Orleans, LAWalter L. Cohen High School41300.0%
21McDonogh 35 Senior High SchoolNew Orleans, LAMcDonogh 35 Senior High School85100.0%
22Living SchoolNew Orleans, LALiving School Inc.1930.0%
23Warren Easton Charter High SchoolNew Orleans, LAWarren Easton Charter Foundation Inc.1,13800.0%
24New Orleans Accelerated High SchoolNew Orleans, LANew Orleans Accelerated High School20000.0%
25Rooted SchoolNew Orleans, LARooted School15200.0%
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