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The public high schools with the most multiracial students in Tallahassee, Florida

9 public high schools in Tallahassee, Florida 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. LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL leads the list at 140, against a median of 70 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
9
Tallahassee, Florida
Top Multiracial students
140
Median Multiracial students
70
MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% MultiracialMultiracial students
1LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOLTALLAHASSEE, FLLEON1,8227.7%140
2LEON HIGH SCHOOLTALLAHASSEE, FLLEON1,7937.3%131
3LAWTON CHILES HIGH SCHOOLTALLAHASSEE, FLLEON1,8814.6%87
4JAMES RICKARDS HIGH SCHOOLTALLAHASSEE, FLLEON1,7184.4%75
5AMOS P. GODBY HIGH SCHOOLTALLAHASSEE, FLLEON1,3885.0%70
6SAILTALLAHASSEE, FLLEON3598.4%30
7TALLAHASSEE COLLEGIATE ACADEMYTALLAHASSEE, FLTSC2733.3%9
8PACE CENTER FOR GIRLSTALLAHASSEE, FLLEON446.8%3
9SUCCESS ACADEMY AT GHAZVINI LEARNING CENTERTALLAHASSEE, FLLEON1302.3%3
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