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The public high schools with the most multiracial students in Cincinnati, Ohio

This ranking covers the public high schools with the most multiracial students in Cincinnati, Ohio, drawn from 31 qualifying public high schools. Walnut Hills High School leads the list at 216, against a median of 57 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Cincinnati, Ohio

Top Multiracial students

216

Median Multiracial students

MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · CINCINNATI, OHIO

#	School	City	District	Students	% Multiracial	Multiracial students
1	Walnut Hills High School	Cincinnati, OH	Cincinnati Public Schools	2,453	8.8%	216
2	Colerain High School	Cincinnati, OH	Northwest Local	1,591	10.9%	173
3	Oak Hills High School	Cincinnati, OH	Oak Hills Local	2,255	6.7%	150
4	Northwest High School	Cincinnati, OH	Northwest Local	910	12.2%	111
5	Western Hills University High School	Cincinnati, OH	Cincinnati Public Schools	1,342	7.8%	104
6	Sycamore High School	Cincinnati, OH	Sycamore Community City	1,678	6.2%	104
7	Princeton High School	Cincinnati, OH	Princeton City	1,619	6.0%	97
8	Winton Woods High School	Cincinnati, OH	Winton Woods City	1,272	7.2%	91
9	West Clermont High School	Cincinnati, OH	West Clermont Local	2,048	4.2%	86
10	Hughes STEM High School	Cincinnati, OH	Cincinnati Public Schools	1,167	6.9%	80
11	Mt Healthy High School	Cincinnati, OH	Mt Healthy City	865	8.8%	76
12	Clark Montessori High School	Cincinnati, OH	Cincinnati Public Schools	714	9.5%	68
13	Anderson High School	Cincinnati, OH	Forest Hills Local	1,166	5.7%	66
14	Aiken New Tech High School	Cincinnati, OH	Cincinnati Public Schools	1,226	5.2%	64
15	Scarlet Oaks Cdc	Cincinnati, OH	Great Oaks Career Campuses	1,023	6.0%	61
16	James N. Gamble Montessori High School	Cincinnati, OH	Cincinnati Public Schools	700	8.1%	57
17	Deer Park Jr/Sr High School	Cincinnati, OH	Deer Park Community City	475	11.2%	53
18	Withrow University High School	Cincinnati, OH	Cincinnati Public Schools	1,300	4.0%	52
19	Turpin High School	Cincinnati, OH	Forest Hills Local	991	5.3%	52
20	Woodward Career Technical High School	Cincinnati, OH	Cincinnati Public Schools	835	6.1%	51
21	Finneytown Secondary Campus - Middle and High School	Cincinnati, OH	Finneytown Local	501	9.4%	47
22	AchievePoint Career Academy - Cincinnati	Cincinnati, OH	AchievePoint Career Academy - Cincinnati	303	15.2%	46
23	Gilbert A. Dater High School	Cincinnati, OH	Cincinnati Public Schools	911	5.0%	46
24	North College Hill High School	Cincinnati, OH	North College Hill City	402	10.4%	42
25	Indian Hill High School	Cincinnati, OH	Indian Hill Exempted Village	660	6.4%	42
26	Diamond Oaks Cdc	Cincinnati, OH	Great Oaks Career Campuses	647	5.9%	38
27	Robert A. Taft Information Technology High School	Cincinnati, OH	Cincinnati Public Schools	643	5.0%	32
28	Mariemont High School	Cincinnati, OH	Mariemont City	472	4.5%	21
29	Princeton Innovation Center	Cincinnati, OH	Princeton City	260	6.2%	16
30	Madeira High School	Cincinnati, OH	Madeira City	438	3.0%	13
31	Summit Academy Transition High School-Cincinnati	Cincinnati, OH	Summit Academy Transition High School-Cincinnati	44	9.1%	4

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