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The public schools with the most multiracial students in Oklahoma · page 9

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

MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · OKLAHOMA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% MultiracialMultiracial students
401Blackwell Elementary SchoolBlackwell, OKBLACKWELL50715.2%77
402Bridge Creek High SchoolBlanchard, OKBRIDGE CREEK55913.8%77
403Inola Middle SchoolInola, OKINOLA39119.7%77
404Marlow Elementary SchoolMarlow, OKMARLOW70211.0%77
405Winding Creek Elementary SchoolMoore, OKMOORE51015.1%77
406Harvest Hills Elementary SchoolOklahoma City, OKPUTNAM CITY42618.1%77
407Chandler High SchoolChandler, OKCHANDLER33322.8%76
408Elgin High SchoolElgin, OKELGIN7899.6%76
409Glenpool Intermediate SchoolGlenpool, OKGLENPOOL43817.4%76
410Jefferson Elementary SchoolPryor, OKPRYOR27427.7%76
411Tuttle High SchoolTuttle, OKTUTTLE67911.2%76
412Catoosa High SchoolCatoosa, OKCATOOSA54213.8%75
413Kingston Elementary SchoolKingston, OKKINGSTON60112.5%75
414Plaza Towers Elementary SchoolMoore, OKMOORE40318.6%75
415Jefferson Middle SchoolOklahoma City, OKOKLAHOMA CITY8349.0%75
416Dunbar Intermediate Elementary SchoolOkmulgee, OKOKMULGEE26828.0%75
417Oktaha Elementary SchoolOktaha, OKOKTAHA43117.4%75
418Skyline Elementary SchoolStillwater, OKSTILLWATER36520.6%75
419Carnegie Elementary SchoolTulsa, OKTULSA38919.3%75
420Le Monde Elementary SchoolNorman, OKLE MONDE INTERNATIONAL (CHARTER)45916.1%74
421Anderson Public SchoolSand Springs, OKANDERSON28026.4%74
422Beggs Middle SchoolBeggs, OKBEGGS28925.6%74
423Homer Elementary SchoolAda, OKBYNG50214.7%74
424Marshall Elementary SchoolChecotah, OKCHECOTAH43317.1%74
425Sunset Elementary SchoolEdmond, OKEDMOND53513.8%74
426Cross Timbers Elementary SchoolEdmond, OKEDMOND7959.3%74
427Etta Dale Junior High SchoolEl Reno, OKEL RENO43816.9%74
428Mary White Elementary SchoolHaskell, OKHASKELL36620.2%74
429Idabel Primary South Elementary SchoolIdabel, OKIDABEL26028.5%74
430Mustang Central Middle SchoolYukon, OKMUSTANG55413.4%74
431Curtis Inge Middle SchoolNoble, OKNOBLE67311.0%74
432Madison Elementary SchoolNorman, OKNORMAN41218.0%74
433Okmulgee High SchoolOkmulgee, OKOKMULGEE33921.8%74
434Ranchwood Elementary SchoolYukon, OKYUKON47115.7%74
435North Rock Creek High SchoolShawnee, OKNORTH ROCK CREEK48715.0%73
436Bridge Creek Early ChildhoodBlanchard, OKBRIDGE CREEK49214.8%73
437Collinsville Ec CenterCollinsville, OKCOLLINSVILLE37219.6%73
438Dickson Elementary SchoolArdmore, OKDICKSON32322.6%73
439Northwest Classen High SchoolOklahoma City, OKOKLAHOMA CITY1,9143.8%73
440Ponca City West Middle SchoolPonca City, OKPONCA CITY60712.0%73
441Parkview Elementary SchoolStroud, OKSTROUD43116.9%73
442East Central High SchoolTulsa, OKTULSA1,1606.3%73
443Skelly Elementary SchoolTulsa, OKTULSA7759.4%73
444Myers Elementary SchoolYukon, OKYUKON39718.4%73
445Bethany High SchoolBethany, OKBETHANY55812.9%72
446Hugo Elementary SchoolHugo, OKHUGO41517.4%72
447Little Axe High SchoolNorman, OKLITTLE AXE34520.9%72
448Marietta Elementary SchoolMarietta, OKMARIETTA54213.3%72
449Morris High SchoolMorris, OKMORRIS25827.9%72
450Bodine Elementary SchoolOklahoma City, OKOKLAHOMA CITY50914.2%72
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