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The public elementary schools with the most multiracial students in Newport County, Rhode Island

Across Newport County, Rhode Island, 10 public elementary schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of students of two or more races enrolled. Claiborne Pell Elementary leads the list at 76, against a median of 21 across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked
10
Newport County, Rhode Island
Top Multiracial students
76
Median Multiracial students
21
MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · NEWPORT COUNTY, RHODE ISLAND
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% MultiracialMultiracial students
1Claiborne Pell ElementaryNewport, RINewport65711.6%76
2Howard Hathaway SchoolPortsmouth, RIPortsmouth4098.8%36
3Gaudet Learning AcademyMiddletown, RIMiddletown25910.0%26
4Melville SchoolPortsmouth, RIPortsmouth3168.2%26
5Forest Avenue SchoolMiddletown, RIMiddletown3047.2%22
6Aquidneck SchoolMiddletown, RIMiddletown3026.3%19
7Pocasset SchoolTiverton, RITiverton2106.7%14
8Jamestown School-MelroseJamestown, RIJamestown2074.8%10
9Ranger SchoolTiverton, RITiverton2124.3%9
10Fort Barton SchoolTiverton, RITiverton1335.3%7
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