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The public elementary schools with the most multiracial students in North Carolina · page 30

Ranks 1,451–1,461 of the public schools with the most multiracial students in North Carolina. Back to page 1.

MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · NORTH CAROLINA

#	School	City	District	Students	% Multiracial	Multiracial students
1451	ECU Community School	Greenville, NC	East Carolina Community School	108	1.9%	2
1452	Atlantic Elementary	Atlantic, NC	Carteret County Public Schools	88	2.3%	2
1453	Childrens Center	Winston Salem, NC	Winston Salem / Forsyth County Schools	83	2.4%	2
1454	Gouge Primary	Bakersville, NC	Mitchell County Schools	144	1.4%	2
1455	Sunny View Elementary School	Mill Spring, NC	Polk County Schools	120	1.7%	2
1456	Copeland Elementary	Dobson, NC	Surry County Schools	274	0.7%	2
1457	Baileywick Road Elementary	Raleigh, NC	Wake County Schools	352	0.6%	2
1458	Newland Elementary	Newland, NC	Avery County Schools	214	0.5%	1
1459	Riverside Elementary	Newland, NC	Avery County Schools	98	1.0%	1
1460	Horizons Elementary	Lenoir, NC	Caldwell County Schools	29	3.5%	1
1461	Fall Creek Elementary	East Bend, NC	Yadkin County Schools	251	0.4%	1

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