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The public schools with the most multiracial students in Kansas · page 23

Ranks 1,101–1,150 of the public schools with the most multiracial students in Kansas. Back to page 1.

MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · KANSAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% MultiracialMultiracial students
1101Chetopa ElemChetopa, KSChetopa-St. Paul613.3%2
1102Wakefield ElemWakefield, KSClay County1291.6%2
1103Clifton-Clyde Grade School K-3Clifton, KSClifton-Clyde902.2%2
1104Prairie Heights Elementary SchoolAlta Vista, KSMorris County762.6%2
1105Deerfield ElemDeerfield, KSDeerfield1231.6%2
1106Dexter ElemDexter, KSDexter1341.5%2
1107Central ElemDodge City, KSDodge City3810.5%2
1108Sunnyside ElemDodge City, KSDodge City3650.6%2
1109Elkhart Middle SchoolElkhart, KSElkhart812.5%2
1110Elkhart ElemElkhart, KSElkhart1711.2%2
1111Ellinwood Middle SchoolEllinwood, KSEllinwood Public Schools722.8%2
1112Mission Valley Junior and Senior High SchoolEskridge, KSMission Valley2160.9%2
1113Fowler ElemFowler, KSFowler553.6%2
1114Alta Brown ElemGarden City, KSGarden City3360.6%2
1115Greeley ElemGreeley, KSGarnett523.9%2
1116Greeley County Jr./Sr. HighTribune, KSGreeley County Schools1311.5%2
1117Kiowa County Junior High/High SchoolGreensburg, KSKiowa County1311.5%2
1118Hartford Jr./Sr. High SchoolHartford, KSSouthern Lyon County1012.0%2
1119Olpe Jr./Sr. High SchoolOlpe, KSSouthern Lyon County1791.1%2
1120Hope ElemHope, KSRural Vista742.7%2
1121Hope HighHope, KSRural Vista336.1%2
1122Hodgeman County HighJetmore, KSHodgeman County1091.8%2
1123Stanton County Jr./Sr. High SchoolJohnson, KSStanton County1821.1%2
1124Norwich Middle SchoolNorwich, KSKingman - Norwich444.5%2
1125Kingman Middle SchoolKingman, KSKingman - Norwich892.3%2
1126Kinsley Jr/Sr High SchoolKinsley, KSKinsley-Offerle1351.5%2
1127South Barber Pre-K-6Kiowa, KSSouth Barber1111.8%2
1128South Barber 7-12Kiowa, KSSouth Barber872.3%2
1129La Crosse HighLa Crosse, KSLaCrosse872.3%2
1130Wichita County Junior-Senior High SchoolLeoti, KSLeoti1871.1%2
1131Southern Coffey County ElementaryGridley, KSLeRoy-Gridley842.4%2
1132Little River HighLittle River, KSLittle River892.3%2
1133CentreLost Springs, KSCentre1831.1%2
1134Macksville ElemMacksville, KSMacksville1141.8%2
1135Moscow ElemMoscow, KSMoscow Public Schools742.7%2
1136Natoma High (6-12)Natoma, KSParadise583.5%2
1137Oakley Sr HighOakley, KSOakley1301.5%2
1138Osborne Junior/Senior HighOsborne, KSOsborne County1571.3%2
1139Phillipsburg HighPhillipsburg, KSPhillipsburg1731.2%2
1140Pretty Prairie ElemPretty Prairie, KSPretty Prairie1331.5%2
1141Pretty Prairie MiddlePretty Prairie, KSPretty Prairie682.9%2
1142Quinter ElemQuinter, KSQuinter Public Schools1761.1%2
1143Randolph MiddleRandolph, KSBlue Valley444.5%2
1144Flinthills High SchoolRosalia, KSFlinthills972.1%2
1145Wallace County HighSharon Springs, KSWallace County Schools464.3%2
1146Lucas/Sylvan Elementary UnifiedLucas, KSSylvan Grove1251.6%2
1147Syracuse ElemSyracuse, KSSyracuse2620.8%2
1148Hickok ElemUlysses, KSUlysses3500.6%2
1149Valley Falls HighValley Falls, KSValley Falls1221.6%2
1150Victoria Junior-Senior High SchoolVictoria, KSVictoria1101.8%2
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