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The public high schools with the most multiracial students in Kansas · page 6

Ranks 251–299 of the public schools with the most multiracial students in Kansas. Back to page 1.

MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · KANSAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% MultiracialMultiracial students
251Pretty Prairie HighPretty Prairie, KSPretty Prairie823.7%3
252Solomon HighSolomon, KSSolomon1162.6%3
253St John HighSt. John, KSSt John-Hudson1412.1%3
254Sterling Junior High/Senior HighSterling, KSSterling2321.3%3
255Syracuse HighSyracuse, KSSyracuse2301.3%3
256Trego Community HighWaKeeney, KSTrego County1132.6%3
257Valley Heights Jr/Sr HighBlue Rapids, KSValley Heights1661.8%3
258Rawlins County Jr/Sr High SchoolAtwood, KSRawlins County1511.3%2
259Central Plains Jr. Sr. High SchoolClaflin, KSCentral Plains1521.3%2
260Nemaha Central High SchoolSeneca, KSNemaha Central2420.8%2
261Attica HighAttica, KSAttica474.3%2
262Tescott Junior High/High SchoolTescott, KSTwin Valley722.8%2
263Mission Valley Junior and Senior High SchoolEskridge, KSMission Valley2160.9%2
264Greeley County Jr./Sr. HighTribune, KSGreeley County Schools1311.5%2
265Kiowa County Junior High/High SchoolGreensburg, KSKiowa County1311.5%2
266Hartford Jr./Sr. High SchoolHartford, KSSouthern Lyon County1012.0%2
267Olpe Jr./Sr. High SchoolOlpe, KSSouthern Lyon County1791.1%2
268Hope HighHope, KSRural Vista336.1%2
269Hodgeman County HighJetmore, KSHodgeman County1091.8%2
270Stanton County Jr./Sr. High SchoolJohnson, KSStanton County1821.1%2
271Kinsley Jr/Sr High SchoolKinsley, KSKinsley-Offerle1351.5%2
272South Barber 7-12Kiowa, KSSouth Barber872.3%2
273La Crosse HighLa Crosse, KSLaCrosse872.3%2
274Wichita County Junior-Senior High SchoolLeoti, KSLeoti1871.1%2
275Little River HighLittle River, KSLittle River892.3%2
276Natoma High (6-12)Natoma, KSParadise583.5%2
277Oakley Sr HighOakley, KSOakley1301.5%2
278Osborne Junior/Senior HighOsborne, KSOsborne County1571.3%2
279Phillipsburg HighPhillipsburg, KSPhillipsburg1731.2%2
280Flinthills High SchoolRosalia, KSFlinthills972.1%2
281Wallace County HighSharon Springs, KSWallace County Schools464.3%2
282Valley Falls HighValley Falls, KSValley Falls1221.6%2
283Victoria Junior-Senior High SchoolVictoria, KSVictoria1101.8%2
284Jefferson Co North HighWinchester, KSJefferson County North1171.7%2
285Washington County High SchoolWashington, KSWashington Co. Schools1630.6%1
286Northern HeightsAllen, KSNorth Lyon County1021.0%1
287Ashland HighAshland, KSAshland691.4%1
288Bucklin HighBucklin, KSBucklin571.8%1
289Chase County Junior Senior High SchoolCottonwood Falls, KSChase County1920.5%1
290Cunningham HighCunningham, KSCunningham1170.8%1
291Anderson County Jr/Sr High SchoolGarnett, KSGarnett4190.2%1
292Hugoton HighHugoton, KSHugoton Public Schools3170.3%1
293Ingalls High School/Junior HighIngalls, KSIngalls1140.9%1
294Alfred Fairfax AcademyKansas City, KSKansas City521.9%1
295Macksville HighMacksville, KSMacksville811.2%1
296South Gray HighMontezuma, KSMontezuma591.7%1
297Moscow HighMoscow, KSMoscow Public Schools661.5%1
298Stafford Middle School/High SchoolStafford, KSStafford1160.9%1
299Stockton HighStockton, KSStockton831.2%1
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