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The public elementary schools with the most multiracial students in Merrimack County, New Hampshire

32 public elementary schools in Merrimack County, New Hampshire appear in this ranking of the public elementary schools with the most multiracial students, ranked by the total number of students of two or more races enrolled. Bow Elementary School leads the list at 23, against a median of 11 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
32
Merrimack County, New Hampshire
Top Multiracial students
23
Median Multiracial students
11
MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · MERRIMACK COUNTY, NEW HAMPSHIRE
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% MultiracialMultiracial students
1Bow Elementary SchoolBow, NHBow School District5424.2%23
2Christa McAuliffe SchoolConcord, NHConcord School District3576.4%23
3Fred C. Underhill SchoolHooksett, NHHooksett School District4185.5%23
4Mill Brook SchoolConcord, NHConcord School District3216.8%22
5Beaver Meadow SchoolConcord, NHConcord School District3625.5%20
6Southwick SchoolNorthfield, NHWinnisquam Regional School District2518.0%20
7Abbot-Downing SchoolConcord, NHConcord School District3435.0%17
8Pembroke Hill SchoolPembroke, NHPembroke School District3125.1%16
9Hooksett Memorial SchoolHooksett, NHHooksett School District4313.5%15
10Allenstown Community SchoolALLENSTOWN, NHAllenstown School District3484.3%15
11Epsom Central SchoolEpsom, NHEpsom School District3783.7%14
12Harold Martin SchoolHopkinton, NHHopkinton School District2694.8%13
13Loudon Elementary SchoolLoudon, NHMerrimack Valley School District2435.3%13
14Penacook Elementary SchoolPenacook, NHMerrimack Valley School District3254.0%13
15Paul A. Smith SchoolFranklin, NHFranklin School District2614.2%11
16Boscawen Elementary SchoolBoscawen, NHMerrimack Valley School District2404.6%11
17Pittsfield Elementary SchoolPittsfield, NHPittsfield School District2154.7%10
18Strong Foundations Charter SchoolPembroke, NHStrong Foundations Charter School3372.7%9
19Kearsarge Reg. Elem. School at New LondonNew London, NHKearsarge Regional School District3302.7%9
20Dunbarton Elementary SchoolDunbarton, NHDunbarton School District2343.4%8
21Broken Ground SchoolConcord, NHConcord School District2912.4%7
22Compass Classical Academy Charter School (E)Northfield, NHCompass Classical Academy Charter School1494.7%7
23Henniker Community SchoolHenniker, NHHenniker School District4021.5%6
24Chichester Central SchoolChichester, NHChichester School District1921.6%3
25Kearsarge Reg. Elementary School - BradfordBradford, NHKearsarge Regional School District1771.7%3
26Simonds Elementary SchoolWarner, NHKearsarge Regional School District1322.3%3
27Sutton Central Elementary SchoolSutton Mills, NHKearsarge Regional School District873.5%3
28Salisbury Elementary SchoolSalisbury, NHMerrimack Valley School District644.7%3
29Jennie D. Blake SchoolHill, NHHill School District633.2%2
30Andover Elementary SchoolAndover, NHAndover School District1650.6%1
31Webster Elementary SchoolWebster, NHMerrimack Valley School District881.1%1
32Canterbury Elementary SchoolCanterbury, NHShaker Regional School District901.1%1
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