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The public middle schools with the most multiracial students in Kansas · page 4

Ranks 151–200 of the public schools with the most multiracial students in Kansas. Back to page 1.

MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · KANSAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% MultiracialMultiracial students
151Scott City MiddleScott City, KSScott County4092.2%9
152Belle Plaine MiddleBelle Plaine, KSBelle Plaine1625.6%9
153Colby Middle SchoolColby, KSColby Public Schools2933.1%9
154Horace J. Good Middle SchoolGarden City, KSGarden City5831.5%9
155Girard MiddleGirard, KSGirard2014.5%9
156Osage City Middle SchoolOsage City, KSOsage City1346.7%9
157South Central Middle SchoolProtection, KSComanche County1137.1%8
158Concordia MiddleConcordia, KSConcordia1774.5%8
159Marvin Sisk Middle SchoolDouglass, KSDouglass Public Schools1186.8%8
160Remington Middle SchoolWhitewater, KSRemington-Whitewater1515.3%8
161Frontenac Jr. HighFrontenac, KSFrontenac Public Schools2193.6%8
162Eisenhower Middle SchoolLiberal, KSLiberal5161.6%8
163Lyons Middle SchoolLyons, KSLyons1734.6%8
164Smoky Valley Middle SchoolLindsborg, KSSmoky Valley2532.8%7
165Burlington Middle School 5 - 8Burlington, KSBurlington2422.9%7
166Chapman Middle SchoolChapman, KSChapman2502.8%7
167Kanopolis MiddleKanopolis, KSEllsworth1415.0%7
168Charles O Stones Intermediate CtrGarden City, KSGarden City3771.9%7
169Everest MiddleEverest, KSSouth Brown County1514.6%7
170Rock Creek Middle SchoolSt. George, KSRock Creek4151.4%6
171THUNDER RIDGE MIDDLE SCHOOLAGRA, KSThunder Ridge Schools728.3%6
172Clay Center Community MiddleClay Center, KSClay County2262.6%6
173Herington Middle SchHerington, KSHerington876.9%6
174Moundridge MiddleMoundridge, KSMoundridge1703.5%6
175West Franklin Middle SchoolPomona, KSWest Franklin1494.0%6
176Wells Alternative Middle SchoolWichita, KSWichita3616.7%6
177Prairie Hills MiddleHutchinson, KSBuhler5320.9%5
178St. Paul Middle SchoolSt. Paul, KSChetopa-St. Paul588.6%5
179Pleasant Ridge MiddleEaston, KSEaston1732.9%5
180Bernadine Sitts Intermediate CtrGarden City, KSGarden City3671.4%5
181Hesston MiddleHesston, KSHesston2731.8%5
182Lakin MiddleLakin, KSLakin1822.8%5
183Phillipsburg MiddlePhillipsburg, KSPhillipsburg1792.8%5
184Wabaunsee Junior HighPaxico, KSWabaunsee954.2%4
185Southeast Middle SchoolCherokee, KSCherokee1283.1%4
186Galesburg Middle SchoolGalesburg, KSErie-Galesburg1123.6%4
187Marion MiddleMarion, KSMarion-Florence1193.4%4
188Oakley Middle SchoolOakley, KSOakley1353.0%4
189Wellsville Middle SchoolWellsville, KSWellsville1672.4%4
190Sabetha Middle SchoolSabetha, KSPrairie Hills1731.7%3
191Ashland Junior High SchoolAshland, KSAshland378.1%3
192Conway Springs Middle SchoolConway Springs, KSConway Springs893.4%3
193Kenneth Henderson MiddleGarden City, KSGarden City4250.7%3
194Hugoton MiddleHugoton, KSHugoton Public Schools1611.9%3
195Seymour Rogers Middle SchoolLiberal, KSLiberal4720.6%3
196McLouth MiddleMcLouth, KSMcLouth913.3%3
197Reno Valley Middle SchoolHutchinson, KSNickerson1372.2%3
198Norton Jr HighNorton, KSNorton Community Schools963.1%3
199Udall Middle SchoolUdall, KSUdall664.5%3
200Elkhart Middle SchoolElkhart, KSElkhart812.5%2
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