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The public elementary schools with the most multiracial students in Birmingham, Alabama

This ranking covers the public elementary schools with the most multiracial students in Birmingham, Alabama, drawn from 37 qualifying public elementary schools. Chalkville Elementary School leads the list at 28, against a median of 7 across the ranked schools.

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MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA

#	School	City	District	Students	% Multiracial	Multiracial students
1	Chalkville Elementary School	Birmingham, AL	Jefferson County	818	3.4%	28
2	Minor Community School	Birmingham, AL	Jefferson County	384	6.0%	23
3	Bryant Park Elementary	Birmingham, AL	Jefferson County	707	3.1%	22
4	Oak Mountain Intermediate School	Birmingham, AL	Shelby County	636	3.0%	19
5	Martha Gaskins K5	Birmingham, AL	Birmingham City	537	3.2%	17
6	Huffman Academy	Birmingham, AL	Birmingham City	779	2.2%	17
7	Grantswood Community School	Birmingham, AL	Jefferson County	394	3.5%	14
8	Inverness Elementary School	Birmingham, AL	Shelby County	563	2.5%	14
9	Avondale Elementary School	Birmingham, AL	Birmingham City	339	3.8%	13
10	i3 Academy Phase 1	Birmingham, AL	i3 Academy	411	2.9%	12
11	Wylam Elementary School	Birmingham, AL	Birmingham City	399	3.0%	12
12	Glen Iris Elementary School	Birmingham, AL	Birmingham City	827	1.3%	11
13	Hudson KEight School	Birmingham, AL	Birmingham City	580	1.7%	10
14	Mt Laurel Elementary School	Birmingham, AL	Shelby County	498	2.0%	10
15	Christian School	Birmingham, AL	Birmingham City	574	1.6%	9
16	Minor Elementary School	Birmingham, AL	Birmingham City	441	2.0%	9
17	Legacy Prep	Birmingham, AL	Legacy Prep	317	2.5%	8
18	Oxmoor K5	Birmingham, AL	Birmingham City	512	1.6%	8
19	Washington K8	Birmingham, AL	Birmingham City	617	1.1%	7
20	Tuggle Elementary School	Birmingham, AL	Birmingham City	423	1.4%	6
21	Sun Valley Elementary School	Birmingham, AL	Birmingham City	678	0.9%	6
22	Phillips Academy	Birmingham, AL	Birmingham City	609	1.0%	6
23	Central Park Elementary School	Birmingham, AL	Birmingham City	386	1.3%	5
24	EPIC Alternative Elementary School	Birmingham, AL	Birmingham City	232	2.2%	5
25	West End Academy	Birmingham, AL	Birmingham City	492	1.0%	5
26	Oak Mountain Elementary School	Birmingham, AL	Shelby County	675	0.7%	5
27	Barrett Elementary School	Birmingham, AL	Birmingham City	383	1.0%	4
28	Norwood Elementary School	Birmingham, AL	Birmingham City	261	1.5%	4
29	Hayes K8	Birmingham, AL	Birmingham City	693	0.6%	4
30	Center Point Elementary School	Birmingham, AL	Jefferson County	557	0.7%	4
31	Oliver K5 School	Birmingham, AL	Birmingham City	343	0.9%	3
32	Inglenook School	Birmingham, AL	Birmingham City	312	1.0%	3
33	Richard Arrington Elementary	Birmingham, AL	Birmingham City	341	0.9%	3
34	Hemphill Elementary School	Birmingham, AL	Birmingham City	353	0.6%	2
35	Princeton School	Birmingham, AL	Birmingham City	195	0.5%	1
36	Robinson Elementary School	Birmingham, AL	Birmingham City	354	0.3%	1
37	Freedom Prep Academy	Birmingham, AL	Freedom Prep Academy	41	2.4%	1

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