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The public middle schools with the most multiracial students in Santa Rosa, California

Across Santa Rosa, California, 7 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of students of two or more races enrolled. Rincon Valley Middle leads the list at 59, against a median of 12 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
7
Santa Rosa, California
Top Multiracial students
59
Median Multiracial students
12
MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · SANTA ROSA, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% MultiracialMultiracial students
1Rincon Valley MiddleSanta Rosa, CASanta Rosa High7258.1%59
2Strawberry ElementarySanta Rosa, CABennett Valley Union Elementary3658.0%29
3Herbert Slater MiddleSanta Rosa, CASanta Rosa High5774.0%23
4Santa Rosa Accelerated CharterSanta Rosa, CASanta Rosa High1289.4%12
5Piner-Olivet CharterSanta Rosa, CAPiner-Olivet Charter District2125.2%11
6Santa Rosa MiddleSanta Rosa, CASanta Rosa High4522.4%11
7Hilliard Comstock MiddleSanta Rosa, CASanta Rosa High4231.9%8
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