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The public middle schools with the most multiracial students in Oklahoma · page 4

Ranks 151–200 of the public schools with the most multiracial students in Oklahoma. Back to page 1.

MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · OKLAHOMA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% MultiracialMultiracial students
151East Central Middle SchoolTulsa, OKTULSA8435.7%48
152Tuttle Middle SchoolTuttle, OKTUTTLE43811.0%48
153Berryhill Middle SchoolTulsa, OKBERRYHILL15230.9%47
154Dickson Middle SchoolArdmore, OKDICKSON28216.3%46
155Altus Intermediate SchoolAltus, OKALTUS5098.8%45
156Idabel Middle SchoolIdabel, OKIDABEL24218.6%45
157Ponca City East Middle SchoolPonca City, OKPONCA CITY32014.1%45
158Roland Middle SchoolRoland, OKROLAND18624.2%45
159Madill Middle SchoolMadill, OKMADILL36612.0%44
160Eufaula Middle SchoolEufaula, OKEUFAULA24417.6%43
161Sperry Middle SchoolSperry, OKSPERRY22019.6%43
162Wells Middle SchoolCatoosa, OKCATOOSA39310.7%42
163Verdigris Junior High SchoolClaremore, OKVERDIGRIS21519.5%42
164Henryetta Middle SchoolHenryetta, OKHENRYETTA24816.5%41
165Kingfisher Upper ElementaryKingfisher, OKKINGFISHER26315.6%41
166Latta Middle SchoolAda, OKLATTA19021.6%41
167Meeker Middle SchoolMeeker, OKMEEKER20220.3%41
1687th and 8th Grade Academic CenterPoteau, OKPOTEAU27714.8%41
169Hugo Middle SchoolHugo, OKHUGO21618.5%40
170Pawhuska Middle SchoolPawhuska, OKPAWHUSKA15725.5%40
171Harding Charter Preparatory Ms at IndependenceOklahoma City, OKHARDING INDEPENDENCE (CHARTER)4049.7%39
172Silo Middle SchoolDurant, OKSILO24915.7%39
173Bridgestone Elementary SchoolOklahoma City, OKWESTERN HEIGHTS4079.6%39
174Bethel Middle SchoolShawnee, OKBETHEL25514.9%38
175Central Middle SchoolTulsa, OKTULSA29612.8%38
176Wynnewood Middle SchoolWynnewood, OKWYNNEWOOD18520.5%38
177Tulsa Schl of Arts and Science Middle SchoolTulsa, OKTULSA SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES CHARTER23215.9%37
178Altus Junior High SchoolAltus, OKALTUS5336.9%37
179Emerson Middle SchoolEnid, OKENID35310.5%37
180Nowata Middle SchoolNowata, OKNOWATA15424.0%37
181Anadarko Middle SchoolAnadarko, OKANADARKO25614.1%36
182Chandler Junior High SchoolChandler, OKCHANDLER15223.7%36
183Jones Middle SchoolJones, OKJONES23715.2%36
184Roosevelt Middle SchoolOklahoma City, OKOKLAHOMA CITY8584.2%36
185East Intermediate SchoolWeatherford, OKWEATHERFORD3659.9%36
186Perkins-Tryon Middle SchoolPERKINS, OKPERKINS-TRYON33010.6%35
187Caney Valley Middle SchoolRamona, OKCANEY VALLEY15023.3%35
188Stilwell Middle SchoolStilwell, OKSTILWELL29112.0%35
189Adair Middle SchoolAdair, OKADAIR23314.6%34
190Cleveland Middle SchoolCleveland, OKCLEVELAND32810.4%34
191Fairland Middle SchoolFairland, OKFAIRLAND13325.6%34
192Stroud Middle SchoolStroud, OKSTROUD17719.2%34
193Weatherford Middle SchoolWeatherford, OKWEATHERFORD32610.4%34
194North Rock Creek IntermediateShawnee, OKNORTH ROCK CREEK14722.4%33
195Donald P Sloat Junior High SchoolCoweta, OKCOWETA5416.1%33
196Bristow Middle SchoolBristow, OKBRISTOW3489.2%32
197Elk City Intermediate Elementary SchoolElk City, OKELK CITY4696.8%32
198Longfellow Middle SchoolEnid, OKENID5196.2%32
199Rongey Middle SchoolKiefer, OKKIEFER13224.2%32
200Pauls Valley Intermediate SchoolPauls Valley, OKPAULS VALLEY28911.1%32
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