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The public high schools with the most multiracial students in Jackson County, Missouri

Across Jackson County, Missouri, 35 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of students of two or more races enrolled. BLUE SPRINGS HIGH leads the list at 223, against a median of 22 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Jackson County, Missouri

Top Multiracial students

223

Median Multiracial students

MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · JACKSON COUNTY, MISSOURI

#	School	City	District	Students	% Multiracial	Multiracial students
1	BLUE SPRINGS HIGH	BLUE SPRINGS, MO	BLUE SPRINGS R-IV	2,429	9.2%	223
2	BLUE SPRINGS SOUTH HIGH	BLUE SPRINGS, MO	BLUE SPRINGS R-IV	2,299	7.6%	174
3	LEE'S SUMMIT SR. HIGH	LEE'S SUMMIT, MO	LEE'S SUMMIT R-VII	1,989	8.8%	174
4	LEE'S SUMMIT NORTH HIGH	LEE'S SUMMIT, MO	LEE'S SUMMIT R-VII	1,940	9.0%	174
5	TRUMAN HIGH	INDEPENDENCE, MO	INDEPENDENCE 30	1,720	10.1%	173
6	WILLIAM CHRISMAN HIGH	INDEPENDENCE, MO	INDEPENDENCE 30	1,417	11.2%	159
7	LEE'S SUMMIT WEST HIGH	LEE'S SUMMIT, MO	LEE'S SUMMIT R-VII	1,999	7.7%	154
8	RAYTOWN SR. HIGH	RAYTOWN, MO	RAYTOWN C-2	1,280	10.6%	135
9	VAN HORN HIGH	INDEPENDNCE, MO	INDEPENDENCE 30	1,067	10.6%	113
10	FORT OSAGE HIGH	INDEPENDENCE, MO	FORT OSAGE R-I	1,545	6.7%	104
11	GRAIN VALLEY HIGH	GRAIN VALLEY, MO	GRAIN VALLEY R-V	1,482	7.0%	104
12	GRANDVIEW SR. HIGH	GRANDVIEW, MO	GRANDVIEW C-4	1,203	7.2%	87
13	RUSKIN HIGH SCHOOL	KANSAS CITY, MO	HICKMAN MILLS C-1	1,299	5.9%	77
14	RAYTOWN SOUTH SR. HIGH	RAYTOWN, MO	RAYTOWN C-2	1,089	7.0%	76
15	CENTER SR. HIGH	KANSAS CITY, MO	CENTER 58	679	9.6%	65
16	LINCOLN COLLEGE PREP.	KANSAS CITY, MO	KANSAS CITY 33	997	3.0%	30
17	CROSSROADS PREPARATORY ACADEMY	Kansas City, MO	CROSSROADS CHARTER SCHOOLS	406	6.7%	27
18	OAK GROVE HIGH	OAK GROVE, MO	OAK GROVE R-VI	604	3.6%	22
19	EWING MARION KAUFFMAN HIGH	Kansas City, MO	EWING MARION KAUFFMAN SCHOOL	402	5.0%	20
20	PASEO ACAD. OF PERFORMING ARTS	KANSAS CITY, MO	KANSAS CITY 33	669	3.0%	20
21	NORTHEAST HIGH	KANSAS CITY, MO	KANSAS CITY 33	732	2.3%	17
22	KIPP KC LEGACY HIGH SCHOOL	Kansas City, MO	KIPP: ENDEAVOR ACADEMY	382	4.2%	16
23	ACADEMIE LAFAYETTE ARMOUR IHS	KANSAS CITY, MO	ACADEMIE LAFAYETTE	118	12.7%	15
24	SOUTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL	KANSAS CITY, MO	KANSAS CITY 33	498	3.0%	15
25	CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL	KANSAS CITY, MO	KANSAS CITY 33	519	2.5%	13
26	EAST HIGH SCHOOL	KANSAS CITY, MO	KANSAS CITY 33	1,155	0.9%	10
27	LONE JACK HIGH	LONE JACK, MO	LONE JACK C-6	400	2.5%	10
28	HOGAN PREPARATORY ACADEMY	KANSAS CITY, MO	HOGAN PREPARATORY ACADEMY	318	2.5%	8
29	DeLaSalle Charter High School	Kansas City, MO	DELASALLE CHARTER SCHOOL	196	4.1%	8
30	FRONTIER STEM HIGH SCHOOL	KANSAS CITY, MO	FRONTIER SCHOOLS	401	1.8%	7
31	FRONTIER SCHL OF EXCELLENCE-U	KANSAS CITY, MO	FRONTIER SCHOOLS	160	1.9%	3
32	LANGSFORD HOUSE	LEE'S SUMMIT, MO	DIVISION OF YOUTH SERVICE	11	9.1%	1
33	ALLEN VILLAGE HIGH SCHOOL	KANSAS CITY, MO	ALLEN VILLAGE	130	0.8%	1
34	GUADALUPE CENTERS HIGH SCHOOL	KANSAS CITY, MO	GUADALUPE CENTERS SCHOOLS	458	0.2%	1
35	Jackson County Juvenile Ctr.	KANSAS CITY, MO	DELASALLE CHARTER SCHOOL	24	4.2%	1

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