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The most racially diverse public elementary schools in Rhode Island · page 4

Ranks 151–159 of the most racially diverse public schools in Rhode Island. Back to page 1.

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#	School	City	Students	Largest group	% White	% Black	% Hispanic	% Asian
151	Jamestown School-Melrose	Jamestown, RI	207	90.3% White (187)	90.3%(187)	0.5%(1)	4.3%(9)	0.0%(0)
152	West Glocester Elementary	Chepachet, RI	243	90.5% White (220)	90.5%(220)	0.8%(2)	3.3%(8)	0.0%(0)
153	Ashaway Elementary School	Ashaway, RI	212	90.6% White (192)	90.6%(192)	0.5%(1)	4.3%(9)	0.0%(0)
154	Fogarty Memorial	North Scituate, RI	318	90.6% White (288)	90.6%(288)	0.6%(2)	6.3%(20)	0.0%(0)
155	Leviton Dual Language School	Providence, RI	288	90.6% Hispanic (261)	4.9%(14)	2.1%(6)	90.6%(261)	0.3%(1)
156	Steere Farm Elementary School	Pascoag, RI	268	90.7% White (243)	90.7%(243)	1.1%(3)	6.7%(18)	0.8%(2)
157	Segue Inst for Learning	Central Falls, RI	359	92.5% Hispanic (332)	4.2%(15)	3.3%(12)	92.5%(332)	0.0%(0)
158	Capt. Isaac Paine El. School	Foster, RI	241	95.0% White (229)	95.0%(229)	1.2%(3)	3.3%(8)	0.4%(1)
159	North Scituate School	North Scituate, RI	238	98.3% White (234)	98.3%(234)	0.0%(0)	1.7%(4)	0.0%(0)

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