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The public schools with the most multiracial students in Oklahoma · page 29

Ranks 1,401–1,450 of the public schools with the most multiracial students in Oklahoma. Back to page 1.

MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · OKLAHOMA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% MultiracialMultiracial students
1401Cedar Heights Elementary SchoolWoodward, OKWOODWARD2374.6%11
1402Woodward Ms South CampusWoodward, OKWOODWARD3693.0%11
1403Wynona Elementary SchoolWynona, OKWYNONA4723.4%11
1404Fort Cobb-Broxton High SchoolFort Cobb, OKFORT COBB-BROXTON7913.9%11
1405Oklahoma School for the DeafSulphur, OKOKLAHOMA SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF5418.5%10
1406Santa Fe South Middle SchoolOklahoma City, OKSANTA FE SOUTH CHARTER7381.4%10
1407Achille High SchoolAchille, OKACHILLE6315.9%10
1408Alex High SchoolAlex, OKALEX1158.7%10
1409Asher High SchoolAsher, OKASHER7413.5%10
1410Bokoshe Elementary SchoolBokoshe, OKBOKOSHE9111.0%10
1411Brushy Public SchoolSallisaw, OKBRUSHY3792.6%10
1412Cherokee Middle SchoolCHEROKEE, OKCHEROKEE9410.6%10
1413Cheyenne High SchoolCheyenne, OKCHEYENNE8212.2%10
1414Coleman Elementary SchoolColeman, OKCOLEMAN1955.1%10
1415Crescent Middle SchoolCrescent, OKCRESCENT1138.8%10
1416Drummond Elementary SchoolDrummond, OKDRUMMOND2364.2%10
1417Elmore City-Pernell High SchoolElmore City, OKELMORE CITY-PERNELL1496.7%10
1418Fanshawe Public SchoolFanshawe, OKFANSHAWE9410.6%10
1419Gans High SchoolGans, OKGANS9610.4%10
1420Goodwell Elementary SchoolGoodwell, OKGOODWELL1387.3%10
1421Grandfield High SchoolGrandfield, OKGRANDFIELD7613.2%10
1422Guymon Junior High SchoolGuymon, OKGUYMON4612.2%10
1423Ethel Reed Elementary SchoolHoldenville, OKHOLDENVILLE3402.9%10
1424Maryetta Public SchoolStilwell, OKMARYETTA6401.6%10
1425Mooreland High SchoolMooreland, OKMOORELAND1446.9%10
1426Mulhall-Orlando Elementary SchoolMulhall, OKMULHALL-ORLANDO1705.9%10
1427Pauls Valley High SchoolPauls Valley, OKPAULS VALLEY3612.8%10
1428Seiling Jr-Sr HS (sr)Seiling, OKSEILING7513.3%10
1429Sweetwater High SchoolSweetwater, OKSWEETWATER3033.3%10
1430Tulsa Met High SchoolTulsa, OKTULSA1059.5%10
1431Wilburton Middle SchoolWilburton, OKWILBURTON1865.4%10
1432Oklahoma Union Middle SchoolSouth Coffeyville, OKOKLAHOMA UNION1436.3%9
1433Santa Fe South Pathways Mid-CollegeOklahoma City, OKSANTA FE SOUTH CHARTER3942.3%9
1434Aline-Cleo Elementary SchoolCleo Springs, OKALINE-CLEO8310.8%9
1435Arnett Elementary SchoolArnett, OKARNETT1366.6%9
1436Bowlegs High SchoolBowlegs, OKBOWLEGS7112.7%9
1437Calvin High SchoolCalvin, OKCALVIN4221.4%9
1438Caney High SchoolCaney, OKCANEY8310.8%9
1439Carney High SchoolCarney, OKCARNEY7012.9%9
1440Cherokee Elementary SchoolCherokee, OKCHEROKEE1725.2%9
1441Coleman High SchoolColeman, OKCOLEMAN6813.2%9
1442Davenport High SchoolDavenport, OKDAVENPORT979.3%9
1443Peavine Public SchoolStilwell, OKPEAVINE1058.6%9
1444Elmore City Junior High SchoolElmore City, OKELMORE CITY-PERNELL1068.5%9
1445Fletcher Junior High SchoolFletcher, OKFLETCHER6015.0%9
1446Geronimo Middle SchoolGeronimo, OKGERONIMO4918.4%9
1447Gore Upper Elementary SchoolGore, OKGORE1187.6%9
1448Prairie Elementary SchoolGuymon, OKGUYMON4542.0%9
1449Jay Elementary SchoolJay, OKJAY5381.7%9
1450Kansas Elementary SchoolKansas, OKKANSAS3842.3%9
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