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

Across Marion County, Ohio, 7 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of students of two or more races enrolled. Harding High School leads the list at 114, against a median of 22 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
7
Marion County, Ohio
Top Multiracial students
114
Median Multiracial students
22
MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · MARION COUNTY, OHIO
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% MultiracialMultiracial students
1Harding High SchoolMarion, OHMarion City91612.4%114
2Buckeye Community School - MarionMarion, OHBuckeye Community School - Marion8246.4%53
3Tri-Rivers Career CenterMarion, OHTri-Rivers5834.1%24
4River Valley High SchoolCaledonia, OHRiver Valley Local4554.8%22
5Ridgedale Jr/Sr High SchoolMorral, OHRidgedale Local3155.7%18
6Pleasant High SchoolMarion, OHPleasant Local3472.3%8
7Elgin High SchoolMarion, OHElgin Local2752.2%6
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