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The public schools with the most multiracial students in Skamania County, Washington

Across Skamania County, Washington, 9 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of students of two or more races enrolled. Stevenson High School leads the list at 15, against a median of 11 across the ranked schools.

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MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · SKAMANIA COUNTY, WASHINGTON

#	School	City	District	Students	% Multiracial	Multiracial students
1	Stevenson High School	Stevenson, WA	Stevenson-Carson School District	271	5.5%	15
2	Carson Elementary School	Carson, WA	Stevenson-Carson School District	290	5.2%	15
3	Wind River Middle School	Carson, WA	Stevenson-Carson School District	186	6.5%	12
4	Cape Horn Skye Elementary	Washougal, WA	Washougal School District	284	4.2%	12
5	Skamania Elementary	Skamania, WA	Skamania School District	108	10.2%	11
6	Canyon Creek Middle School	Washougal, WA	Washougal School District	168	5.4%	9
7	Mount Pleasant School	Washougal, WA	Mount Pleasant School District	69	5.8%	4
8	Mill A Elementary School	COOK, WA	Mill A School District	43	2.3%	1
9	Pacific Crest Innovation Academy	cook, WA	Mill A School District	25	4.0%	1

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