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The public schools with the most multiracial students in Oklahoma · page 3

Ranks 101–150 of the public schools with the most multiracial students in Oklahoma. Back to page 1.

MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · OKLAHOMA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% MultiracialMultiracial students
101Hefner Middle SchoolOklahoma City, OKPUTNAM CITY86915.3%133
102Skiatook High SchoolSkiatook, OKSKIATOOK68219.5%133
103Ada High SchoolAda, OKADA57622.9%132
104Childers Middle SchoolBroken Arrow, OKBROKEN ARROW81216.3%132
105Tony Goetz Elementary SchoolMuskogee, OKMUSKOGEE40832.1%131
106Irving Middle SchoolNorman, OKNORMAN72718.0%131
107Booker T. Washington High SchoolTulsa, OKTULSA1,30210.1%131
108Art Goad Elementary SchoolChelsea, OKCHELSEA37734.5%130
109Justus-Tiawah Public SchoolClaremore, OKJUSTUS-TIAWAH46028.3%130
110Preston Elementary SchoolPreston, OKPRESTON39233.2%130
111Woodrow Wilson Elementary SchoolBartlesville, OKBARTLESVILLE52924.4%129
112Carl Albert Middle SchoolOklahoma City, OKMIDWEST CITY-DEL CITY83415.5%129
113Northwoods Fine Arts AcademySand Springs, OKSAND SPRINGS50525.5%129
114Tecumseh High SchoolTecumseh, OKTECUMSEH68418.9%129
115Owasso 8th Grade CenterOwasso, OKOWASSO78216.4%128
116Stillwater Junior High SchoolStillwater, OKSTILLWATER91014.1%128
117Vian Elementary SchoolVian, OKVIAN38833.0%128
118Westside Elementary SchoolClaremore, OKCLAREMORE50125.4%127
119Seminole High SchoolSeminole, OKSEMINOLE43229.4%127
120Greenwood Elementary SchoolTahlequah, OKTAHLEQUAH50025.4%127
121Deer Creek Middle SchoolEdmond, OKDEER CREEK1,25710.0%126
122Guthrie High SchoolGuthrie, OKGUTHRIE96013.0%125
123Roland Elementary SchoolRoland, OKROLAND40630.8%125
124Edison Preparatory Middle SchoolTulsa, OKTULSA86014.5%125
125Summit Middle SchoolEdmond, OKEDMOND87914.1%124
126Tulsa Classical Academy Elementary SchoolTulsa, OKTULSA CLASSICAL ACADEMY (CHARTER)75716.4%124
127Eisenhower Elementary SchoolNorman, OKNORMAN57921.2%123
128Frontier Elementary SchoolEdmond, OKEDMOND80915.1%122
129Harrah High SchoolHarrah, OKHARRAH64119.0%122
130Alcott Middle SchoolNorman, OKNORMAN70817.2%122
131Carver Middle SchoolTulsa, OKTULSA65118.7%122
132Oliver Middle SchoolBroken Arrow, OKBROKEN ARROW88613.7%121
133Krebs Public SchoolKrebs, OKKREBS43527.8%121
134Miami High SchoolMiami, OKMIAMI45926.4%121
135Bixby North Elementary SchoolBixby, OKBIXBY64418.6%120
136Parkview Elementary SchoolOklahoma City, OKMIDWEST CITY-DEL CITY60919.7%120
137Creek Elementary SchoolMuskogee, OKMUSKOGEE38131.5%120
138Mustang Trails Elementary SchoolYukon, OKMUSTANG75715.8%120
139Ada Junior High SchoolAda, OKADA58120.5%119
140Cache High SchoolCache, OKCACHE64318.5%119
141El Reno High SchoolEl Reno, OKEL RENO1,04011.4%119
142Riverwood Elementary SchoolMustang, OKMUSTANG74615.9%119
143Pamela Hodson Elementary SchoolOwasso, OKOWASSO56321.1%119
144Union HS Freshman AcademyBroken Arrow, OKUNION1,2429.6%119
145Catalayah Elementary SchoolClaremore, OKCLAREMORE51622.9%118
146Berryhill High SchoolTulsa, OKBERRYHILL40728.8%117
147Centennial Middle SchoolBroken Arrow, OKBROKEN ARROW1,06011.0%117
148Oneta Ridge Middle SchoolBroken Arrow, OKBROKEN ARROW93812.5%117
149Morris Elementary SchoolMorris, OKMORRIS44226.5%117
150Mustang Creek Elementary SchoolYukon, OKMUSTANG69416.9%117
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