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The public schools with the most multiracial students in Benton County, Washington · page 2

Ranks 5162 of the public schools with the most multiracial students in Benton County, Washington. Back to page 1.

MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · BENTON COUNTY, WASHINGTON
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% MultiracialMultiracial students
51Legacy High SchoolKENNEWICK, WAKennewick School District1935.2%10
52Richland School District Early Learning CenterRichland, WARichland School District3013.3%10
53Prosser Heights ElementaryProsser, WAProsser School District4122.2%9
54River View High SchoolKENNEWICK, WAFinley School District3212.5%8
55Kiona-Benton City Middle SchoolBenton City, WAKiona-Benton City School District3402.4%8
56Finley Middle SchoolKENNEWICK, WAFinley School District2043.4%7
57Eastgate Elementary SchoolKENNEWICK, WAKennewick School District4681.5%7
58Whitstran ElementaryProsser, WAProsser School District2612.3%6
59Phoenix High SchoolKennewick, WAKennewick School District588.6%5
60Keene-Riverview ElementaryProsser, WAProsser School District4071.0%4
61Paterson Elementary SchoolPaterson, WAPaterson School District1340.8%1
62Prosser Opportunity AcademyPROSSER, WAProsser School District482.1%1
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