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The public schools with the most multiracial students in Oklahoma · page 33

Ranks 1,601–1,650 of the public schools with the most multiracial students in Oklahoma. Back to page 1.

MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · OKLAHOMA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% MultiracialMultiracial students
1601Okarche High SchoolOkarche, OKOKARCHE1034.8%5
1602Paden High SchoolPADEN, OKPADEN647.8%5
1603Ryal Public SchoolHenryetta, OKRYAL549.3%5
1604Blanche Thomas High SchoolSentinel, OKSENTINEL806.3%5
1605Shidler High SchoolShidler, OKSHIDLER559.1%5
1606Stringtown High SchoolStringtown, OKSTRINGTOWN816.2%5
1607Temple High SchoolTemple, OKTEMPLE3813.2%5
1608Wayne Middle SchoolWayne, OKWAYNE965.2%5
1609Santa Fe South Shidler Elementary SchoolOklahoma City, OKSANTA FE SOUTH CHARTER3081.6%5
1610Thomas-Fay-Custer Unified High SchoolThomas, OKTHOMAS-FAY-CUSTER UNIFIED DIST1053.8%4
1611Cherokee Immersion Es-TahlequahTahlequah, OKCHEROKEE IMMERSION CHARTER ES1123.6%4
1612Tulsa Honor Elementary SchoolTulsa, OKTULSA HONOR CHARTER ACADEMY3661.1%4
1613Tulsa Honor Flores Middle SchoolTulsa, OKTULSA HONOR CHARTER ACADEMY3491.1%4
1614Santa Fe South Penn Elementary SchoolOklahoma City, OKSANTA FE SOUTH CHARTER3851.0%4
1615Aline-Cleo High SchoolAline, OKALINE-CLEO2714.8%4
1616Anadarko High SchoolAnadarko, OKANADARKO3761.1%4
1617Barnsdall High SchoolBarnsdall, OKBARNSDALL1452.8%4
1618Bennington Elementary SchoolBennington, OKBENNINGTON1642.4%4
1619Boise City Elementary SchoolBoise City, OKBOISE CITY1842.2%4
1620Burlington High SchoolBurlington, OKBURLINGTON4010.0%4
1621Depew High SchoolDepew, OKDEPEW1083.7%4
1622Duke Elementary SchoolDuke, OKDUKE1004.0%4
1623Fort Supply Elementary SchoolFort Supply, OKFORT SUPPLY944.3%4
1624Goodwell High SchoolGoodwell, OKGOODWELL567.1%4
1625Gypsy Public SchoolDepew, OKGYPSY419.8%4
1626Hodgen Public SchoolHodgen, OKHODGEN2201.8%4
1627Hooker High SchoolHooker, OKHOOKER2042.0%4
1628Leflore High SchoolLeflore, OKLE FLORE745.4%4
1629Leedey Elementary SchoolLeedey, OKLEEDEY1432.8%4
1630Lone Wolf Elementary SchoolLone Wolf, OKLONE WOLF685.9%4
1631Lone Wolf High SchoolLone Wolf, OKLONE WOLF2615.4%4
1632Milburn High SchoolMilburn, OKMILBURN606.7%4
1633Ringwood High SchoolRingwood, OKRINGWOOD844.8%4
1634Robin Hill Public SchoolNorman, OKROBIN HILL3911.0%4
1635Smithville High SchoolSmithville, OKSMITHVILLE685.9%4
1636Straight Public SchoolGuymon, OKSTRAIGHT3013.3%4
1637Wapanucka Elementary SchoolWapanucka, OKWAPANUCKA1203.3%4
1638Westville Junior High SchoolWestville, OKWESTVILLE1323.0%4
1639White Oak Public SchoolVinita, OKWHITE OAK439.3%4
1640Lookeba-Sickles Junior High SchoolLookeba, OKLOOKEBA SICKLES3710.8%4
1641Oklahoma Schl for the Blind High SchoolMuskogee, OKOKLAHOMA SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND486.3%3
1642Oklahoma Schl for the Blind Middle SchoolMuskogee, OKOKLAHOMA SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND1717.6%3
1643Comanche Academy Elementary SchoolLawton, OKCOMANCHE ACADEMY (CHARTER)953.2%3
1644Albion Public SchoolAlbion, OKALBION2611.5%3
1645Balko High SchoolBalko, OKBALKO535.7%3
1646Bluejacket Middle SchoolBluejacket, OKBLUEJACKET476.4%3
1647Cimarron High SchoolLahoma, OKCIMARRON585.2%3
1648Duke High SchoolDuke, OKDUKE525.8%3
1649Fort Supply High SchoolFort Supply, OKFORT SUPPLY339.1%3
1650Geary Middle SchoolGEARY, OKGEARY565.4%3
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