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The public middle schools with the most multiracial students in Kansas · page 2

Ranks 51–100 of the public schools with the most multiracial students in Kansas. Back to page 1.

MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · KANSAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% MultiracialMultiracial students
51Indian Hills MiddlePrairie Village, KSShawnee Mission Pub Sch8795.0%44
52Santa Fe Trail Middle SchoolOlathe, KSOlathe6236.9%43
53Wheatridge Middle SchoolGardner, KSGardner Edgerton5178.1%42
54Chase Middle SchoolTopeka, KSTopeka Public Schools39010.8%42
55Mead Middle SchoolWichita, KSWichita6786.2%42
56Hocker Grove MiddleShawnee, KSShawnee Mission Pub Sch7145.7%41
57Mayberry Cultural and Fine Arts Magnet MiddleWichita, KSWichita6236.6%41
58Arkansas City Middle SchArkansas City, KSArkansas City6286.4%40
59Patton Jr HighFort Leavenworth, KSFort Leavenworth38910.3%40
60Trail Ridge Middle SchoolGardner, KSGardner Edgerton6795.9%40
61Independence MiddleIndependence, KSIndependence37610.6%40
62Maize South Middle SchoolWichita, KSMaize5017.8%39
63California Trail Middle SchoolOlathe, KSOlathe5846.7%39
64Aubry Bend Middle SchoolOverland Park, KSBlue Valley7924.9%39
65Coleman Middle SchoolWichita, KSWichita6316.2%39
66Blue Valley MiddleOverland Park, KSBlue Valley5936.4%38
67Basehor-Linwood Middle SchoolBasehor, KSBasehor-Linwood6795.5%37
68Discovery Intermediate SchoolGoddard, KSGoddard5027.2%36
69Hays Middle SchoolHays, KSHays7265.0%36
70Frontier Trail Middle SchoolOlathe, KSOlathe6935.2%36
71Pleasant Ridge MiddleOverland Park, KSBlue Valley5816.2%36
72El Dorado MiddleEl Dorado, KSEl Dorado3708.9%33
73Dwight D. Eisenhower Middle SchoolGoddard, KSGoddard6255.3%33
74Santa Fe 5/6 CenterNewton, KSNewton4407.5%33
75Harmony MiddleOverland Park, KSBlue Valley5366.2%33
76Lakewood MiddleOverland Park, KSBlue Valley5376.2%33
77Roosevelt MiddleCoffeyville, KSCoffeyville26212.2%32
78Pioneer Ridge Middle SchoolGardner, KSGardner Edgerton5485.8%32
79Chisholm Trail Middle SchoolOlathe, KSOlathe5695.6%32
80Indian Trail Middle SchoolOlathe, KSOlathe5825.5%32
81Pauline South IntermediateWakarusa, KSAuburn-Washburn27711.2%31
82Carl B. Bruce Middle SchoolKansas City, KSKansas City8213.6%30
83D D Eisenhower MiddleKansas City, KSKansas City6344.7%30
84Summit Trail Middle SchoolOlathe, KSOlathe5765.2%30
85Augusta Middle SchoolAugusta, KSAugusta4456.5%29
86Eudora Middle SchoolEudora, KSEudora3707.8%29
87Oregon Trail Middle SchoolOlathe, KSOlathe6324.6%29
88Leawood MiddleLeawood, KSBlue Valley4935.9%29
89Mill Creek Middle SchoolLenexa, KSDe Soto6764.1%28
90McPherson Middle SchoolMcPherson, KSMcPherson4745.9%28
91Spring Hill Middle SchoolSpring Hill, KSSpring Hill2889.7%28
92Ottawa Middle SchoolOttawa, KSOttawa4565.9%27
93Hutchinson Middle School 7Hutchinson, KSHutchinson Public Schools2849.5%27
94Prairie Trail Middle SchoolOlathe, KSOlathe7093.8%27
95Hiawatha Middle SchoolHiawatha, KSHiawatha2789.3%26
96Royster Middle SchoolChanute, KSChanute Public Schools3896.7%26
97Maize South Intermediate SchoolWichita, KSMaize4316.0%26
98Chisholm Middle SchoolNewton, KSNewton4226.2%26
99Mulvane Middle SchoolMulvane, KSMulvane4046.2%25
100Seaman Middle SchoolTopeka, KSSeaman5604.5%25
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