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The public K-12 schools with the most multiracial students in Kansas

9 public K-12 schools in Kansas appear in this ranking of the public K-12 schools with the most multiracial students, ranked by the total number of students of two or more races enrolled. West Elk Schools leads the list at 14, against a median of 4 across the ranked schools.

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MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · KANSAS

#	School	City	District	Students	% Multiracial	Multiracial students
1	West Elk Schools	Howard, KS	West Elk	371	3.8%	14
2	Fairfield Schools	Langdon, KS	Fairfield	268	3.0%	8
3	Levy Sp Ed Center	Wichita, KS	Wichita	81	8.6%	7
4	Central School	Atchison, KS	Atchison Public Schools	51	9.8%	5
5	GC Achieve at J.D. Adams Hall	Garden City, KS	Garden City	111	3.6%	4
6	Glasco Elem	Glasco, KS	Southern Cloud	24	12.5%	3
7	Centre	Lost Springs, KS	Centre	183	1.1%	2
8	Rolla JH/HS (6-12)	Rolla, KS	Rolla	50	2.0%	1
9	Satanta Elem	Satanta, KS	Satanta	128	0.8%	1

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