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

8 public high schools in Limestone County, Alabama appear in this ranking of the public high schools with the most multiracial students, ranked by the total number of students of two or more races enrolled. James Clemens High School leads the list at 126, against a median of 32 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
8
Limestone County, Alabama
Top Multiracial students
126
Median Multiracial students
32
MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · LIMESTONE COUNTY, ALABAMA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% MultiracialMultiracial students
1James Clemens High SchoolMadison, ALMadison City2,1595.8%126
2Athens High SchoolAthens, ALAthens City1,2786.5%83
3East Limestone High SchoolAthens, ALLimestone County1,2164.3%52
4Tanner High SchoolTanner, ALLimestone County4108.5%35
5Ardmore High SchoolArdmore, ALLimestone County9643.0%29
6West Limestone High SchoolLester, ALLimestone County7363.1%23
7Elkmont High SchoolElkmont, ALLimestone County5972.7%16
8Clements High SchoolAthens, ALLimestone County5252.1%11
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