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The public elementary schools with the most multiracial students in Bedford County, Tennessee

This ranking covers the public elementary schools with the most multiracial students in Bedford County, Tennessee, drawn from 9 qualifying public elementary schools. Learning Way Elementary leads the list at 56, against a median of 38 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
9
Bedford County, Tennessee
Top Multiracial students
56
Median Multiracial students
38
MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · BEDFORD COUNTY, TENNESSEE
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% MultiracialMultiracial students
1Learning Way ElementaryShelbyville, TNBedford County6388.8%56
2Eakin ElementaryShelbyville, TNBedford County39911.5%46
3Cartwright Elementary SchoolShelbyville, TNBedford County6027.0%42
4Cascade ElementaryWartrace, TNBedford County6216.4%40
5Liberty ElementaryShelbyville, TNBedford County6316.0%38
6South Side ElementaryShelbyville, TNBedford County3528.0%28
7Thomas Magnet SchoolShelbyville, TNBedford County4365.7%25
8East Side ElementaryShelbyville, TNBedford County3236.2%20
9Community Elementary SchoolUnionville, TNBedford County6502.8%18
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