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The public high schools with the most multiracial students in Robeson County, North Carolina

Across Robeson County, North Carolina, 6 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of students of two or more races enrolled. Lumberton Senior High leads the list at 129, against a median of 60 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Robeson County, North Carolina

Top Multiracial students

129

Median Multiracial students

MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · ROBESON COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA

#	School	City	District	Students	% Multiracial	Multiracial students
1	Lumberton Senior High	Lumberton, NC	Public Schools of Robeson County	1,894	6.8%	129
2	Fairmont High	Fairmont, NC	Public Schools of Robeson County	780	9.6%	75
3	Purnell Swett High	Pembroke, NC	Public Schools of Robeson County	1,583	4.2%	67
4	Saint Pauls High	Saint Pauls, NC	Public Schools of Robeson County	1,142	4.5%	52
5	Red Springs High	Red Springs, NC	Public Schools of Robeson County	867	3.8%	33
6	PSRC Early College at RCC	Lumberton, NC	Public Schools of Robeson County	274	6.6%	18

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