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The public high schools with the most multiracial students in Genesee County, Michigan

Across Genesee County, Michigan, 32 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of students of two or more races enrolled. Grand Blanc Community High School leads the list at 191, against a median of 21 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Genesee County, Michigan

Top Multiracial students

191

Median Multiracial students

MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · GENESEE COUNTY, MICHIGAN

#	School	City	District	Students	% Multiracial	Multiracial students
1	Grand Blanc Community High School	GRAND BLANC, MI	Grand Blanc Community Schools	2,377	8.0%	191
2	CarmanAinsworth High School	FLINT, MI	Carman-Ainsworth Community Schools	914	11.2%	102
3	Davison High School	DAVISON, MI	Davison Community Schools	1,623	6.2%	101
4	Flushing High School	FLUSHING, MI	Flushing Community Schools	1,229	5.9%	72
5	Kearsley High School	FLINT, MI	Kearsley Community School District	836	8.4%	70
6	Swartz Creek High School	SWARTZ CREEK, MI	Swartz Creek Community Schools	996	6.3%	63
7	Fenton Senior High School	FENTON, MI	Fenton Area Public Schools	982	5.2%	51
8	Linden High School	LINDEN, MI	Linden Community Schools	775	5.7%	44
9	Atherton Jr Sr High School	BURTON, MI	Atherton Community Schools	323	13.3%	43
10	EA Johnson Memorial HS	MOUNT MORRIS, MI	Mt. Morris Consolidated Schools	410	10.5%	43
11	Bendle High School	BURTON, MI	Bendle Public Schools	307	11.4%	35
12	Genesee High School	GENESEE, MI	Genesee School District	367	9.0%	33
13	Clio Area High School	CLIO, MI	Clio Area School District	684	3.8%	26
14	Southwestern Classical Academy	FLINT, MI	Flint School District of the City of	464	5.2%	24
15	Flex High Burton	BURTON, MI	Flex High School of Michigan	236	9.8%	23
16	HillMcCloy High School	MONTROSE, MI	Montrose Community Schools	449	4.9%	22
17	Mott Middle College High School	FLINT, MI	Carman-Ainsworth Community Schools	324	6.2%	20
18	Madison Academy High School	BURTON, MI	Madison Academy	276	6.5%	18
19	Lake Fenton High School	LINDEN, MI	Lake Fenton Community Schools	646	2.8%	18
20	Mt Morris Education and Community Center	MOUNT MORRIS, MI	Mt. Morris Consolidated Schools	68	19.1%	13
21	CA Alternative EdAtlantis	Flint, MI	Carman-Ainsworth Community Schools	110	10.9%	12
22	Goodrich High School	GOODRICH, MI	Goodrich Area Schools	653	1.7%	11
23	Flex High North Flint	FLINT, MI	Flex High School of Michigan	160	6.3%	10
24	Bentley Senior High School	BURTON, MI	Bentley Community School District	227	4.0%	9
25	Beecher High School	MOUNT MORRIS, MI	Beecher Community School District	185	3.8%	7
26	LakeVille High School	OTISVILLE, MI	LakeVille Community School District	354	2.0%	7
27	Genesee Early College	FLINT, MI	Carman-Ainsworth Community Schools	178	3.4%	6
28	Hamady Community High School	FLINT, MI	Westwood Heights Schools	397	1.5%	6
29	Gateway to CollegeMott Community College	FLINT, MI	Flint School District of the City of	29	17.2%	5
30	Accelerated Learning Academy	FLINT, MI	Flint School District of the City of	126	2.4%	3
31	The Learning CoOp	FLINT, MI	Mt. Morris Consolidated Schools	11	9.1%	1
32	Transition Center	FLINT, MI	Genesee ISD	39	2.6%	1

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