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The public elementary schools with the most multiracial students in Rhode Island · page 2

Ranks 51–100 of the public schools with the most multiracial students in Rhode Island. Back to page 1.

MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · RHODE ISLAND
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% MultiracialMultiracial students
51Veazie Street SchoolProvidence, RIProvidence4405.5%24
52Robert L. Bailey IVProvidence, RIProvidence4445.4%24
53Harris SchoolWoonsocket, RIWoonsocket3716.5%24
54Achievement First PromesaProvidence, RIAchievement First Rhode Island5484.2%23
55Gladstone Street SchoolCranston, RICranston4025.7%23
56Joseph A. Whelan SchoolNorth Providence, RINorth Providence2529.1%23
57Pleasant View SchoolProvidence, RIProvidence4335.3%23
58Warwick Neck SchoolWarwick, RIWarwick2907.9%23
59Wyman SchoolWarwick, RIWarwick2628.8%23
60Arlington SchoolCranston, RICranston20910.5%22
61George J. Peters SchoolCranston, RICranston2449.0%22
62John J. McLaughlin CumberlandCumberland, RICumberland4135.3%22
63Forest Avenue SchoolMiddletown, RIMiddletown3047.2%22
64Suzanne M. Henseler QuidnessetNorth Kingstown, RINorth Kingstown21210.4%22
65Greystone SchoolNorth Providence, RINorth Providence3037.3%22
66Robertson SchoolWarwick, RIWarwick2598.5%22
67Springbrook Elementary SchoolWesterly, RIWesterly2439.1%22
68State Street SchoolWesterly, RIWesterly21210.4%22
69Colt Andrews SchoolBristol, RIBristol Warren3076.8%21
70W. R. Dutemple SchoolCranston, RICranston2548.3%21
71Emma G. Whiteknact SchoolEast Providence, RIEast Providence2169.7%21
72Metcalf SchoolExeter, RIExeter-West Greenwich5224.0%21
73Curvin-McCabe SchoolPawtucket, RIPawtucket3536.0%21
74Anthony Carnevale ElementaryProvidence, RIProvidence5194.0%21
75Hoxsie SchoolWarwick, RIWarwick2787.5%21
76Eden Park SchoolCranston, RICranston2438.2%20
77B.F. Norton Elementary SchoolCumberland, RICumberland3745.3%20
78Matunuck SchoolWakefield, RISouth Kingstown2468.1%20
79Blackrock SchoolCoventry, RICoventry3225.9%19
80Aquidneck SchoolMiddletown, RIMiddletown3026.3%19
81James L. McGuire SchoolNorth Providence, RINorth Providence3845.0%19
82Flora S. Curtis SchoolPawtucket, RIPawtucket3315.7%19
83Nathanael Greene SchoolPawtucket, RIPawtucket3974.8%19
84Asa Messer El. SchoolProvidence, RIProvidence5573.4%19
85Sowams Elementary SchoolBarrington, RIBarrington2507.2%18
86Kingston Hill AcademySaunderstown, RIKingston Hill Academy2606.9%18
87Edgewood HighlandCranston, RICranston2766.5%18
88Stadium SchoolCranston, RICranston2277.9%18
89Woodridge SchoolCranston, RICranston2606.9%18
90Stephen Olney SchoolNorth Providence, RINorth Providence3884.6%18
91Raymond LaPerche SchoolSmithfield, RISmithfield3375.3%18
92Old County Road SchoolSmithfield, RISmithfield2287.9%18
93Scott SchoolWarwick, RIWarwick1899.5%18
94Dunn's Corners SchoolWesterly, RIWesterly2646.8%18
95Richmond Elementary SchoolWyoming, RIChariho3714.6%17
96Garvin MemorialCumberland, RICumberland4224.0%17
97Northern Lincoln Elem.Manville, RILincoln4953.4%17
98Cunningham SchoolPawtucket, RIPawtucket3554.8%17
99Hopkins Hill SchoolCoventry, RICoventry3235.0%16
100Forest Park El. SchoolNorth Kingstown, RINorth Kingstown2646.1%16
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