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

Ranks 151200 of the public schools with the most multiracial students in Kansas. Back to page 1.

MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · KANSAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% MultiracialMultiracial students
151Maize Central ElementaryMaize, KSMaize5429.4%51
152McClure ElemTopeka, KSTopeka Public Schools30116.9%51
153Valley Center Middle SchoolValley Center, KSValley Center Pub Sch8026.4%51
154Stanley ElemWichita, KSWichita43911.6%51
155Brooks Magnet Middle SchoolWichita, KSWichita5788.8%51
156Freeman ElemHaysville, KSHaysville39712.6%50
157Lincoln ElemJunction City, KSGeary County Schools30516.4%50
158Silver City ElemKansas City, KSKansas City1,4953.3%50
159Piper Creek ElementaryKansas City, KSPiper-Kansas City5988.4%50
160Hays HighHays, KSHays1,0174.8%49
161Walnut Grove ElemOlathe, KSOlathe39412.4%49
162Pioneer Trail Middle SchoolOlathe, KSOlathe6177.9%49
163Indian Woods MiddleOverland Park, KSShawnee Mission Pub Sch8096.1%49
164Allison Traditional Magnet MiddleWichita, KSWichita5369.1%49
165Kelly Liberal Arts AcademyWichita, KSWichita42911.4%49
166Winfield HighWinfield, KSWinfield6387.7%49
167Eisenhower High SchoolGoddard, KSGoddard9914.8%48
168McPherson HighMcPherson, KSMcPherson6587.3%48
169Westside ElemPittsburg, KSPittsburg4989.6%48
170Westridge MiddleOverland Park, KSShawnee Mission Pub Sch7616.3%48
171Whitson ElemTopeka, KSTopeka Public Schools41611.5%48
172Price-Harris Communications MagnetWichita, KSWichita47710.1%48
173Atchison Middle SchoolAtchison, KSAtchison Public Schools28716.4%47
174Sumner Academy of Arts & ScienceKansas City, KSKansas City1,0454.5%47
175Earl Lawson Early Education CenterLeavenworth, KSLeavenworth28216.7%47
176Meadowlark ElementaryPittsburg, KSPittsburg40311.7%47
177Logan ElementaryTopeka, KSSeaman5588.4%47
178Trailridge MiddleShawnee, KSShawnee Mission Pub Sch7526.3%47
179Spring Hill High SchoolSpring Hill, KSSpring Hill1,1214.2%47
180Oxford MiddleOverland Park, KSBlue Valley6207.6%47
181Highland Park CentralTopeka, KSTopeka Public Schools31814.8%47
182Arkansas City HighArkansas City, KSArkansas City8855.2%46
183El Dorado HighEl Dorado, KSEl Dorado5438.5%46
184Nelson ElemHaysville, KSHaysville44210.4%46
185Morris Hill ElemFort Riley, KSGeary County Schools41311.1%46
186Maize ElementaryMaize, KSMaize41311.1%46
187Meadowlark Ridge ElemSalina, KSSalina43110.7%46
188Overland Trail MiddleOverland Park, KSBlue Valley5408.5%46
189Blue Valley Southwest High SchoolOverland Park, KSBlue Valley1,0574.3%46
190Wolf Springs Elementary SchoolOverland Park, KSBlue Valley5418.5%46
191Robinson Middle SchoolTopeka, KSTopeka Public Schools36112.7%46
192Hamilton Middle SchoolWichita, KSWichita6047.6%46
193Robinson Middle SchoolWichita, KSWichita6826.7%46
194Pauline Central PrimaryTopeka, KSAuburn-Washburn40611.1%45
195Andover Central Middle SchoolAndover, KSAndover6427.0%45
196MacArthur ElemFort Leavenworth, KSFort Leavenworth42410.6%45
197Fort Riley Middle SchoolFort Riley, KSGeary County Schools5418.3%45
198Heusner ElemSalina, KSSalina39211.5%45
199Spring Hill Elementary SchoolSpring Hill, KSSpring Hill6007.5%45
200Winfield Middle SchoolWinfield, KSWinfield4569.9%45
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