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The public high schools with the most Asian students in Columbus, Georgia

8 public high schools in Columbus, Georgia appear in this ranking of the public high schools with the most Asian students, ranked by the total number of Asian students enrolled. Columbus High School leads the list at 189, against a median of 10 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
8
Columbus, Georgia
Top Asian students
189
Median Asian students
10
MOST ASIAN (COUNT) · COLUMBUS, GEORGIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% AsianAsian students
1Columbus High SchoolColumbus, GAMuscogee County1,16116.3%189
2Northside High SchoolColumbus, GAMuscogee County1,4053.1%43
3Shaw High SchoolColumbus, GAMuscogee County1,1623.5%41
4Hardaway High SchoolColumbus, GAMuscogee County1,0670.9%10
5Jordan Vocational High SchoolColumbus, GAMuscogee County1,0401.0%10
6Rainey McCullers School of the ArtsColumbus, GAMuscogee County4202.4%10
7Spencer High SchoolColumbus, GAMuscogee County1,0160.2%2
8Carver High SchoolColumbus, GAMuscogee County8870.1%1
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