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The public high schools with the most multiracial students in Saint Paul, Minnesota

31 public high schools in Saint Paul, Minnesota appear in this ranking of the public high schools with the most multiracial students, ranked by the total number of students of two or more races enrolled. Central Senior High leads the list at 179, against a median of 16 across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked

Saint Paul, Minnesota

Top Multiracial students

179

Median Multiracial students

MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA

#	School	City	District	Students	% Multiracial	Multiracial students
1	Central Senior High	SAINT PAUL, MN	Saint Paul Public Schools	1,682	10.6%	179
2	Highland Park Senior High	SAINT PAUL, MN	Saint Paul Public Schools	1,392	7.8%	109
3	Como Park Senior High	SAINT PAUL, MN	Saint Paul Public Schools	1,034	9.0%	93
4	Johnson Senior High	SAINT PAUL, MN	Saint Paul Public Schools	1,076	8.5%	91
5	Harding Senior High	SAINT PAUL, MN	Saint Paul Public Schools	1,591	4.4%	70
6	Open World Learning Secondary	SAINT PAUL, MN	Saint Paul Public Schools	504	12.9%	65
7	Humboldt High School	SAINT PAUL, MN	Saint Paul Public Schools	955	6.5%	62
8	Washington Technology Senior High	SAINT PAUL, MN	Saint Paul Public Schools	1,063	5.1%	54
9	Nova Classical Academy Upper School	SAINT PAUL, MN	Nova Classical Academy	556	9.3%	52
10	Creative Arts Secondary School	SAINT PAUL, MN	Saint Paul Public Schools	382	12.0%	46
11	ST PAUL CONSERVATORY PERFORMING ART	SAINT PAUL, MN	ST PAUL CONSERVATORY PERFORMING ART	336	11.0%	37
12	Twin Cities Academy	SAINT PAUL, MN	Twin Cities Academy	547	5.7%	31
13	GREAT RIVER SCHOOL	SAINT PAUL, MN	GREAT RIVER SCHOOL	411	6.3%	26
14	HIGH SCHOOL FOR RECORDING ARTS	SAINT PAUL, MN	HIGH SCHOOL FOR RECORDING ARTS	181	12.7%	23
15	City Academy	SAINT PAUL, MN	City Academy	135	13.3%	18
16	Community of Peace Academy High Sch	SAINT PAUL, MN	COMMUNITY OF PEACE ACADEMY	250	6.4%	16
17	HMONG COLLEGE PREP ACADEMY HS	SAINT PAUL, MN	HMONG COLLEGE PREP ACADEMY	791	1.9%	15
18	Gordon Parks High School	SAINT PAUL, MN	Saint Paul Public Schools	217	6.9%	15
19	ALC Gateway to College	SAINT PAUL, MN	Saint Paul Public Schools	107	13.1%	14
20	Career Pathways	SAINT PAUL, MN	Career Pathways	121	10.7%	13
21	AVALON SCHOOL	SAINT PAUL, MN	AVALON SCHOOL	182	6.0%	11
22	Focus Beyond	SAINT PAUL, MN	Saint Paul Public Schools	212	4.3%	9
23	Journeys Secondary School	SAINT PAUL, MN	Saint Paul Public Schools	73	11.0%	8
24	St. Paul City High School	SAINT PAUL, MN	St. Paul City School	152	4.6%	7
25	Guadalupe Alternative Programs	SAINT PAUL, MN	Saint Paul Public Schools	83	7.2%	6
26	HOPE Community Academy High School	SAINT PAUL, MN	HOPE COMMUNITY ACADEMY	124	4.0%	5
27	A. G. A. P. E. Teen Parent	SAINT PAUL, MN	Saint Paul Public Schools	26	11.5%	3
28	Jennings Community School	SAINT PAUL, MN	Jennings Community School	57	1.8%	1
29	FACE TO FACE ACADEMY	SAINT PAUL, MN	FACE TO FACE ACADEMY	83	1.2%	1
30	Community School of Excellence High	SAINT PAUL, MN	Community School of Excellence	199	0.5%	1
31	STEP Academy Charter School	SAINT PAUL, MN	STEP Academy	366	0.3%	1

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