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The public high schools with the most multiracial students in Idaho · page 4

Ranks 151163 of the public schools with the most multiracial students in Idaho. Back to page 1.

MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · IDAHO
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% MultiracialMultiracial students
151RAFT RIVER JR/SR HIGH SCHOOLMALTA, IDCASSIA COUNTY JOINT DISTRICT1540.7%1
152CASSIA JR/SR HIGH SCHOOLBURLEY, IDCASSIA COUNTY JOINT DISTRICT1120.9%1
153TECHNICAL CAREERS HIGH SCHOOLIDAHO FALLS, IDBONNEVILLE JOINT DISTRICT1180.8%1
154FIVE-COUNTY DETENTION CENTERST ANTHONY, IDFREMONT COUNTY JOINT DISTRICT185.6%1
155FRUITLAND PREPARATORY ACADEMYFRUITLAND, IDFRUITLAND DISTRICT185.6%1
156CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOLREXBURG, IDMADISON DISTRICT931.1%1
157MARSING HIGH SCHOOLMARSING, IDMARSING JOINT DISTRICT2560.4%1
158CTE PREP SCHOOLSODA SPRINGS, IDSODA SPRINGS JOINT DISTRICT205.0%1
159BASIN ALTERNATIVE HIGH SCHOOLDRIGGS, IDTETON COUNTY DISTRICT273.7%1
160MAGIC VALLEY HIGH SCHOOLTWIN FALLS, IDTWIN FALLS DISTRICT1610.6%1
161WENDELL HIGH SCHOOLWENDELL, IDWENDELL DISTRICT3250.3%1
162WEST SIDE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLDAYTON, IDWEST SIDE JOINT DISTRICT2480.4%1
163PROMISE ACADEMYCALDWELL, IDPROMISE ACADEMY INC214.8%1
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