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The public schools with the highest share of Pacific Islander students in Washington · page 40

Ranks 1,9511,969 of the public schools with the highest share of Pacific Islander students in Washington. Back to page 1.

MOST PACIFIC ISLANDER · WASHINGTON
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsPacific Islander students% Pacific Islander
1951Stanton AcademyYakima, WAYakima School District18300.0%
1952Martin Luther King Jr ElementaryYakima, WAYakima School District48500.0%
1953Discovery Early Learning CenterYakima, WAYakima School District30300.0%
1954Yelm Prairie ElementaryYelm, WAYelm School District42700.0%
1955Hilton Elementary SchoolZillah, WAZillah School District30500.0%
1956Zillah High SchoolZillah, WAZillah School District45500.0%
1957Zillah Intermediate SchoolZillah, WAZillah School District27000.0%
1958Zillah Middle SchoolZillah, WAZillah School District30000.0%
1959Chief Leschi SchoolPuyallup, WAChief Leschi School63300.0%
1960Muckleshoot Tribal SchoolAuburn, WAMuckleshoot Tribal School47100.0%
1961Yakama Nation Tribal SchoolToppenish, WAYakama Nation Tribal School15200.0%
1962Paschal Sherman Indian SchoolOmak, WAPaschal Sherman Indian School15000.0%
1963Lummi High SchoolBellingham, WALummi High School14200.0%
1964Lummi Nation Tribal SchoolBellingham, WALummi Nation Tribal School29700.0%
1965Wa He Lut Indian SchoolOlympia, WAWa He Lut Indian School13100.0%
1966Mountain View ElementaryFerndale, WAFerndale School District10100.0%
1967Ruben Trejo Dual Language AcademySpokane, WASpokane School District27500.0%
1968Ruth Bader Ginsburg Elementary SchoolVancouver, WAVancouver School District22400.0%
1969Carson Elementary SchoolCarson, WAStevenson-Carson School District29000.0%
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