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The public elementary schools with the most multiracial students in Jackson County, Indiana

This ranking covers the public elementary schools with the most multiracial students in Jackson County, Indiana, drawn from 8 qualifying public elementary schools. Margaret R Brown Elementary School leads the list at 18, against a median of 8 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
8
Jackson County, Indiana
Top Multiracial students
18
Median Multiracial students
8
MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · JACKSON COUNTY, INDIANA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% MultiracialMultiracial students
1Margaret R Brown Elementary SchoolSeymour, INSeymour Community Schools4993.6%18
2Seymour-Redding Elementary SchoolSeymour, INSeymour Community Schools6092.5%15
3Brownstown Elementary SchoolBrownstown, INBrownstown Cnt Com Sch Corp6212.1%13
4Emerson Elementary SchoolSeymour, INSeymour Community Schools2573.1%8
5Crothersville Elementary SchoolCrothersville, INCrothersville Community Schools2303.0%7
6Seymour-Jackson Elementary SchoolSeymour, INSeymour Community Schools6091.0%6
7Medora STEM AcademyMedora, INMedora Community School Corp903.3%3
8Cortland Elementary SchoolSeymour, INSeymour Community Schools891.1%1
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