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The public middle schools with the most multiracial students in Florida · page 7

Ranks 301–350 of the public schools with the most multiracial students in Florida. Back to page 1.

MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · FLORIDA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% MultiracialMultiracial students
301BARTOW MIDDLE SCHOOLBARTOW, FLPOLK8813.3%29
302APOLLO MIDDLE SCHOOLHOLLYWOOD, FLBROWARD1,1432.5%28
303SOMERSET ACADEMY MIDDLE SCHOOLPEMBROKE PINES, FLBROWARD1,0562.6%28
304HIGHLANDS MIDDLE SCHOOLJACKSONVILLE, FLDUVAL6854.1%28
305FERRELL MIDDLE MAGNET SCHOOLTAMPA, FLHILLSBOROUGH4376.4%28
306FORT MYERS MIDDLE SCHOOLFORT MYERS, FLLEE6874.1%28
307LEMUEL TEAL MIDDLE SCHOOLLEHIGH ACRES, FLLEE1,0082.8%28
308SOUTHWEST MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGE1,2902.2%28
309GOTHA MIDDLEWINDERMERE, FLORANGE9882.8%28
310CORNER LAKE MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGE7673.6%28
311SOMERSET ACADEMY CANYONS MIDDLE SCHOOLBOYNTON BEACH, FLPALM BEACH5974.7%28
312LAKE GIBSON MIDDLE SCHOOLLAKELAND, FLPOLK1,1492.4%28
313JAMES S. RICKARDS MIDDLE SCHOOLOAKLAND PARK, FLBROWARD7703.5%27
314PINE RIDGE MIDDLE SCHOOLNAPLES, FLCOLLIER7913.4%27
315CORKSCREW MIDDLE SCHOOLNAPLES, FLCOLLIER1,0132.7%27
316J. H. WORKMAN MIDDLE SCHOOLPENSACOLA, FLESCAMBIA6024.5%27
317BURNETT MIDDLE SCHOOLSEFFNER, FLHILLSBOROUGH6364.3%27
318OASIS CHARTER MIDDLE SCHOOLCAPE CORAL, FLLEE8463.2%27
319GRIFFIN MIDDLE SCHOOLTALLAHASSEE, FLLEON4575.9%27
320R. FRANK NIMS MIDDLE SCHOOLTALLAHASSEE, FLLEON6254.3%27
321HIDDEN OAKS MIDDLE SCHOOLPALM CITY, FLMARTIN9202.9%27
322WATER SPRING MIDDLE SCHOOLWINTER GARDEN, FLORANGE1,0642.5%27
323SOUTHWESTERN MIDDLE SCHOOLDELAND, FLVOLUSIA6644.1%27
324OLSEN MIDDLE SCHOOLDANIA BEACH, FLBROWARD6024.3%26
325NORTH NAPLES MIDDLE SCHOOLNAPLES, FLCOLLIER9092.9%26
326JOSEPH STILWELL MIDDLE SCHOOLJACKSONVILLE, FLDUVAL4895.3%26
327ERNEST WARD MIDDLE SCHOOLWALNUT HILL, FLESCAMBIA4346.0%26
328GRAND RIDGE SCHOOLGRAND RIDGE, FLJACKSON3597.2%26
329OAK HAMMOCK MIDDLE SCHOOLFORT MYERS, FLLEE1,2422.1%26
330ROWLETT MIDDLE ACADEMYBRADENTON, FLMANATEE7083.7%26
331LAKEVIEW MIDDLEWINTER GARDEN, FLORANGE7863.3%26
332BAY POINT MIDDLE SCHOOLST PETERSBURG, FLPINELLAS5195.0%26
333MULBERRY MIDDLE SCHOOLMULBERRY, FLPOLK1,0582.5%26
334FOREST GROVE MIDDLE SCHOOLFORT PIERCE, FLST. LUCIE8553.0%26
335HERBERT C. HOOVER MIDDLE SCHOOLINDIALANTIC, FLBREVARD4735.3%25
336TURKEY CREEK MIDDLE SCHOOLPLANT CITY, FLHILLSBOROUGH1,0002.5%25
337DISCOVERY MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGE8143.1%25
338OSCEOLA CREEK MIDDLE SCHOOLLOXAHATCHEE, FLPALM BEACH8512.9%25
339SOUTHWEST MIDDLE SCHOOLLAKELAND, FLPOLK7463.4%25
340LAWTON CHILES MIDDLE ACADEMYLAKELAND, FLPOLK7043.5%25
341DOWDELL MIDDLE MAGNET SCHOOLTAMPA, FLHILLSBOROUGH6573.6%24
342CYPRESS LAKE MIDDLE SCHOOLFORT MYERS, FLLEE7683.1%24
343DIPLOMAT MIDDLE SCHOOLCAPE CORAL, FLLEE1,0972.2%24
344OCOEE MIDDLEOCOEE, FLORANGE1,1552.1%24
345WESTWOOD MIDDLE SCHOOLWINTER HAVEN, FLPOLK7123.4%24
346DRIFTWOOD MIDDLE SCHOOLHOLLYWOOD, FLBROWARD9552.4%23
347BEULAH ACADEMY OF SCIENCEPENSACOLA, FLESCAMBIA3187.2%23
348AVON PARK MIDDLE SCHOOLAVON PARK, FLHIGHLANDS6003.8%23
349HILL-GUSTAT MIDDLE SCHOOLSEBRING, FLHIGHLANDS6693.4%23
350DAVIDSEN MIDDLE SCHOOLTAMPA, FLHILLSBOROUGH9692.4%23
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