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The public high schools with the most multiracial students in Missouri · page 6

Ranks 251–300 of the public schools with the most multiracial students in Missouri. Back to page 1.

MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · MISSOURI

#	School	City	District	Students	% Multiracial	Multiracial students
251	GOLDEN CITY HIGH	GOLDEN CITY, MO	GOLDEN CITY R-III	88	10.2%	9
252	Jasper Co. High School	Jasper, MO	JASPER CO. R-V	213	4.2%	9
253	Laquey R-V High	Laquey, MO	LAQUEY R-V	205	4.4%	9
254	LINN HIGH	LINN, MO	OSAGE CO. R-II	317	2.8%	9
255	MOUNTAIN GROVE HIGH	MOUNTAIN GROVE, MO	MOUNTAIN GROVE R-III	455	2.0%	9
256	PERRYVILLE SR. HIGH	PERRYVILLE, MO	PERRY CO. 32	743	1.2%	9
257	SPARTA HIGH	SPARTA, MO	SPARTA R-III	227	4.0%	9
258	COLLEGIATE SCHOOL OF MED/BIO	ST. LOUIS, MO	ST. LOUIS CITY	332	2.7%	9
259	HOGAN PREPARATORY ACADEMY	KANSAS CITY, MO	HOGAN PREPARATORY ACADEMY	318	2.5%	8
260	DeLaSalle Charter High School	Kansas City, MO	DELASALLE CHARTER SCHOOL	196	4.1%	8
261	CRANE HIGH	CRANE, MO	CRANE R-III	237	3.4%	8
262	EUGENE HIGH	EUGENE, MO	COLE CO. R-V	264	3.0%	8
263	FORDLAND HIGH	FORDLAND, MO	FORDLAND R-III	200	4.0%	8
264	LAFAYETTE CO. HIGH	HIGGINSVILLE, MO	LAFAYETTE CO. C-1	298	2.7%	8
265	NORWOOD HIGH	NORWOOD, MO	NORWOOD R-I	179	4.5%	8
266	ORAN HIGH SCHOOL	ORAN, MO	ORAN R-III	165	4.8%	8
267	PARIS HIGH	PARIS, MO	PARIS R-II	163	4.9%	8
268	SENECA HIGH	SENECA, MO	SENECA R-VII	450	1.8%	8
269	SOUTHWEST HIGH	WASHBURN, MO	SOUTHWEST R-V	236	3.4%	8
270	ST. CHARLES HIGH	ST CHARLES, MO	ST. CHARLES R-VI	782	1.0%	8
271	WEST PLATTE HIGH	WESTON, MO	WEST PLATTE CO. R-II	221	3.6%	8
272	WESTRAN HIGH	HUNTSVILLE, MO	WESTRAN R-I	184	4.3%	8
273	WHEATON HIGH	WHEATON, MO	WHEATON R-III	199	4.0%	8
274	FRONTIER STEM HIGH SCHOOL	KANSAS CITY, MO	FRONTIER SCHOOLS	401	1.8%	7
275	CLARKTON HIGH	CLARKTON, MO	CLARKTON C-4	135	5.2%	7
276	DIXON HIGH	DIXON, MO	DIXON R-I	271	2.6%	7
277	GLASGOW HIGH	GLASGOW, MO	GLASGOW	188	3.7%	7
278	JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL	FESTUS, MO	JEFFERSON CO. R-VII	300	2.3%	7
279	MIAMI HIGH	AMORET, MO	MIAMI R-I	80	8.8%	7
280	NEELYVILLE HIGH	NEELYVILLE, MO	NEELYVILLE R-IV	301	2.3%	7
281	NEW HAVEN HIGH	NEW HAVEN, MO	NEW HAVEN	130	5.4%	7
282	PURDY HIGH	PURDY, MO	PURDY R-II	267	2.6%	7
283	SCHUYLER CO. HIGH	QUEEN CITY, MO	SCHUYLER CO. R-I	243	2.9%	7
284	ADRIAN SR. HIGH	ADRIAN, MO	ADRIAN R-III	375	1.6%	6
285	BOURBON HIGH SCHOOL	BOURBON, MO	CRAWFORD CO. R-I	273	2.2%	6
286	CLEARWATER HIGH	PIEDMONT, MO	CLEARWATER R-I	230	2.6%	6
287	CLIMAX SPRINGS HIGH	CLIMAX SPRINGS, MO	CLIMAX SPRINGS R-IV	90	6.7%	6
288	GREEN RIDGE HIGH	GREEN RIDGE, MO	GREEN RIDGE R-VIII	181	3.3%	6
289	GREENFIELD HIGH	GREENFIELD, MO	GREENFIELD R-IV	160	3.8%	6
290	HALFWAY SECONDARY	HALFWAY, MO	HALFWAY R-III	114	5.3%	6
291	HUME HIGH	HUME, MO	HUME R-VIII	51	11.8%	6
292	IBERIA HIGH	IBERIA, MO	IBERIA R-V	291	2.1%	6
293	HIGHLAND JR.-SR. HIGH	LEWISTOWN, MO	LEWIS CO. C-1	388	1.6%	6
294	NEWBURG HIGH	NEWBURG, MO	NEWBURG R-II	152	4.0%	6
295	NORMANDY HIGH	ST LOUIS, MO	NORMANDY SCHOOLS COLLABORATIVE	688	0.9%	6
296	PUXICO HIGH	PUXICO, MO	PUXICO R-VIII	191	3.1%	6
297	SEYMOUR HIGH	SEYMOUR, MO	SEYMOUR R-II	226	2.6%	6
298	ST. CHARLES WEST HIGH	ST CHARLES, MO	ST. CHARLES R-VI	645	0.9%	6
299	STOCKTON HIGH	STOCKTON, MO	STOCKTON R-I	289	2.1%	6
300	STURGEON HIGH	STURGEON, MO	STURGEON R-V	128	4.7%	6

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