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Ranks 51–69 of the public schools with the most multiracial students in Louisiana. Back to page 1.

MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · LOUISIANA

#	School	City	District	Students	% Multiracial	Multiracial students
51	Grand Isle High School	Grand Isle, LA	Jefferson Parish	76	5.3%	4
52	Pinecrest Supports & Services Center	Pineville, LA	Special School District	92	4.3%	4
53	Southern University Lab School	Baton Rouge, LA	Southern University Lab School	478	0.6%	3
54	Howard School	Ruston, LA	Howard School	75	4.0%	3
55	Starks High School	Starks, LA	Calcasieu Parish	284	1.1%	3
56	Sicily Island High School	Sicily Island, LA	Catahoula Parish	143	2.1%	3
57	Northdale Superintendent's Academy	Baton Rouge, LA	East Baton Rouge Parish	151	2.0%	3
58	Phoenix High School	Braithwaite, LA	Plaquemines Parish	203	1.5%	3
59	Hicks High School	Leesville, LA	Vernon Parish	336	0.9%	3
60	Louisiana School for the Visually Impaired	Baton Rouge, LA	Special School District	56	5.4%	3
61	Central High School	Jonesville, LA	Catahoula Parish	47	4.3%	2
62	EBR Readiness Superintendent Academy	Baton Rouge, LA	East Baton Rouge Parish	193	1.0%	2
63	Sherrouse School	Monroe, LA	City of Monroe School District	106	1.9%	2
64	Florida Parishes Juvenile Detention Center	Covington, LA	Tangipahoa Parish	72	2.8%	2
65	Riverside Alternative High School	Bridge City, LA	Office of Juvenile Justice	27	3.7%	1
66	Gibsland-Coleman High School	Gibsland, LA	Bienville Parish	139	0.7%	1
67	Natchitoches Parish Technical and Career Center	Natchitoches, LA	Natchitoches Parish	37	2.7%	1
68	Rapides Training Academy	Alexandria, LA	Rapides Parish	69	1.4%	1
69	School for Exceptional Children	Houma, LA	Terrebonne Parish	23	4.3%	1

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