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The public schools with the most multiracial students in DeKalb County, Alabama

16 public schools in DeKalb County, Alabama appear in this ranking of the public schools with the most multiracial students, ranked by the total number of students of two or more races enrolled. Collinsville High School leads the list at 30, against a median of 17 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
16
DeKalb County, Alabama
Top Multiracial students
30
Median Multiracial students
17
MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · DEKALB COUNTY, ALABAMA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% MultiracialMultiracial students
1Collinsville High SchoolCollinsville, ALDeKalb County9063.3%30
2Little Ridge Intermediate SchoolFort Payne, ALFort Payne City7923.8%30
3Wills Valley Elementary SchoolFort Payne, ALFort Payne City7383.9%29
4Fort Payne Middle SchoolFort Payne, ALFort Payne City7413.6%27
5Fort Payne High SchoolFort Payne, ALFort Payne City1,1062.2%24
6Ider SchoolIder, ALDeKalb County5863.8%22
7Plainview SchoolRainsville, ALDeKalb County1,1671.6%19
8Sylvania SchoolSylvania, ALDeKalb County9152.0%18
9Fyffe High SchoolFyffe, ALDeKalb County9541.6%15
10Valley Head High SchoolValley Head, ALDeKalb County5172.1%11
11Geraldine SchoolGeraldine, ALDeKalb County1,2110.8%10
12Williams Avenue Elementary SchoolFort Payne, ALFort Payne City1315.3%7
13Crossville Middle SchoolCrossville, ALDeKalb County7700.8%6
14Crossville Elementary SchoolCrossville, ALDeKalb County6580.5%3
15Ruhuma Junior High SchoolFt Payne, ALDeKalb County1751.7%3
16Crossville High SchoolCrossville, ALDeKalb County6490.3%2
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