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The public elementary schools with the most multiracial students in New Hanover County, North Carolina

31 public elementary schools in New Hanover County, North Carolina 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. John J Blair Elementary leads the list at 44, against a median of 18 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
31
New Hanover County, North Carolina
Top Multiracial students
44
Median Multiracial students
18
MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · NEW HANOVER COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% MultiracialMultiracial students
1John J Blair ElementaryWilmington, NCNew Hanover County Schools4519.8%44
2Wrightsboro ElementaryWilmington, NCNew Hanover County Schools5027.8%39
3Castle Hayne ElementaryCastle Hayne, NCNew Hanover County Schools5317.0%37
4College Park ElementaryWilmington, NCNew Hanover County Schools4707.7%36
5Murrayville ElementaryWilmington, NCNew Hanover County Schools5736.3%36
6Pine Valley ElementaryWilmington, NCNew Hanover County Schools4657.5%35
7Dr Hubert Eaton Sr ElemWilmington, NCNew Hanover County Schools4617.2%33
8Ogden ElementaryWilmington, NCNew Hanover County Schools6195.0%31
9Heyward C Bellamy ElemWilmington, NCNew Hanover County Schools5335.6%30
10Porters Neck ElementaryWilmington, NCNew Hanover County Schools6664.3%29
11The International School at GregoryWilmington, NCNew Hanover County Schools5145.5%28
12A H Snipes Academy of Arts/DesWilmington, NCNew Hanover County Schools3428.2%28
13Sunset Park ElementaryWilmington, NCNew Hanover County Schools4505.8%26
14Edwin A Anderson ElementaryWilmington, NCNew Hanover County Schools5145.1%26
15Dr John Codington ElemWilmington, NCNew Hanover County Schools4705.3%25
16R Freeman Sch of EngineeringWilmington, NCNew Hanover County Schools2417.5%18
17Edwin A Alderman ElementaryWilmington, NCNew Hanover County Schools2557.1%18
18Forest Hills Global ElementaryWilmington, NCNew Hanover County Schools3405.3%18
19Classical Charter Schools of WilmingtonWilmington, NCClassical Charter Schools of Wilmington14012.1%17
20Winter Park Model ElementaryWilmington, NCNew Hanover County Schools3115.5%17
21Holly Tree ElementaryWilmington, NCNew Hanover County Schools3834.4%17
22Masonboro ElementaryWilmington, NCNew Hanover County Schools5642.8%16
23Island Montessori Charter SchoolWilmington, NCIsland Montessori Charter2206.4%14
24Mary C Williams ElementaryWilmington, NCNew Hanover County Schools3553.9%14
25Cape Fear Center for InquiryWilmington, NCCape Fear Center for Inquiry3953.0%12
26Carolina Beach ElementaryCarolina Beach, NCNew Hanover County Schools3832.1%8
27Wrightsville Beach ElemWrightsville Beach, NCNew Hanover County Schools2802.9%8
28Wilmington Preparatory AcademyWilmington, NCWilmington Preparatory Academy916.6%6
29D.C. Virgo Preparatory AcademyWilmington, NCD.C. Virgo Preparatory Academy1623.7%6
30Bradley Creek ElementaryWilmington, NCNew Hanover County Schools3441.7%6
31Lake Forest AcademyWilmington, NCNew Hanover County Schools4513.3%6
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