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The public middle schools with the most multiracial students in Butler County, Kansas

This ranking covers the public middle schools with the most multiracial students in Butler County, Kansas, drawn from 9 qualifying public middle schools. Andover Middle School leads the list at 59, against a median of 14 across the ranked schools.

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MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · BUTLER COUNTY, KANSAS

#	School	City	District	Students	% Multiracial	Multiracial students
1	Andover Middle School	Andover, KS	Andover	773	7.6%	59
2	Andover Central Middle School	Andover, KS	Andover	642	7.0%	45
3	El Dorado Middle	El Dorado, KS	El Dorado	370	8.9%	33
4	Augusta Middle School	Augusta, KS	Augusta	445	6.5%	29
5	Rose Hill Middle	Rose Hill, KS	Rose Hill Public Schools	328	4.3%	14
6	Circle Middle School	Benton, KS	Circle	312	3.5%	11
7	Marvin Sisk Middle School	Douglass, KS	Douglass Public Schools	118	6.8%	8
8	Remington Middle School	Whitewater, KS	Remington-Whitewater	151	5.3%	8
9	Flinthills Middle School	Rosalia, KS	Flinthills	66	1.5%	1

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