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The public elementary schools with the most multiracial students in Rhode Island · page 4

Ranks 151–171 of the public schools with the most multiracial students in Rhode Island. Back to page 1.

MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · RHODE ISLAND
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% MultiracialMultiracial students
151Sarah Dyer Barnes SchoolJohnston, RIJohnston2663.0%8
152Elizabeth Baldwin SchoolPawtucket, RIPawtucket3202.5%8
153Reservoir Avenue SchoolProvidence, RIProvidence2892.8%8
154Graniteville SchoolJohnston, RIJohnston1524.6%7
155Fort Barton SchoolTiverton, RITiverton1335.3%7
156Maisie E. Quinn SchoolWest Warwick, RIWest Warwick917.7%7
157The Hope AcademyProvidence, RIThe Hope Academy3201.9%6
158SouthSide Elementary CharterProvidence, RISouthSide Charter School1354.4%6
159Lincoln Central Elem.Lincoln, RILincoln4161.4%6
160Frank D. Spaziano Elem SchoolProvidence, RIProvidence5881.0%6
161The Learning CommunityCentral Falls, RILearning Community5690.9%5
162Nuestro Mundo Public Charter SProvidence, RINuestro Mundo Public Charter2921.7%5
163Raices Dual Language AcademyCentral Falls, RICentral Falls2061.9%4
164Mildred E. Lineham SchoolWest Greenwich, RIExeter-West Greenwich844.8%4
165Leviton Dual Language SchoolProvidence, RIProvidence2881.4%4
166Webster Avenue SchoolProvidence, RIProvidence3081.3%4
167Clayville SchoolClayville, RIScituate1402.9%4
168Highlander Elementary CharterProvidence, RIHighlander2691.1%3
169G. Harold Hunt SchoolCentral Falls, RICentral Falls1621.9%3
170Cranston Early Learning CenterCranston, RICranston494.1%2
171Steere Farm Elementary SchoolPascoag, RIBurrillville2680.4%1
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