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The public schools with the most Asian students in Lawrence County, Tennessee

Across Lawrence County, Tennessee, 10 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of Asian students enrolled. E O Coffman Middle School leads the list at 9, against a median of 3 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
10
Lawrence County, Tennessee
Top Asian students
9
Median Asian students
3
MOST ASIAN (COUNT) · LAWRENCE COUNTY, TENNESSEE
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% AsianAsian students
1E O Coffman Middle SchoolLawrenceburg, TNLawrence County5861.5%9
2Lawrence Co High SchoolLawrenceburg, TNLawrence County1,0870.6%6
3Ingram Sowell ElementaryLawrenceburg, TNLawrence County4171.0%4
4Summertown ElementarySummertown, TNLawrence County6210.6%4
5Lawrenceburg PublicLawrenceburg, TNLawrence County4740.6%3
6New Prospect ElementaryLawrenceburg, TNLawrence County4170.7%3
7South Lawrence ElementaryLoretto, TNLawrence County6240.3%2
8Loretto High SchoolLoretto, TNLawrence County4520.4%2
9David Crockett ElementaryLawrenceburg, TNLawrence County4620.2%1
10Leoma ElementaryLeoma, TNLawrence County5380.2%1
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