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The public elementary schools with the most Native American students in Calhoun County, Alabama

Across Calhoun County, Alabama, 6 public elementary schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of American Indian or Alaska Native students enrolled. De Armanville Elementary School leads the list at 3, against a median of 1 across the ranked schools.

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Calhoun County, Alabama

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MOST NATIVE AMERICAN (COUNT) · CALHOUN COUNTY, ALABAMA

#	School	City	District	Students	% Native American	Native American students
1	De Armanville Elementary School	Anniston, AL	Oxford City	478	0.6%	3
2	Wellborn Elementary School	Anniston, AL	Calhoun County	598	0.3%	2
3	Saks Elementary School	Anniston, AL	Calhoun County	625	0.2%	1
4	Ohatchee Elementary School	Ohatchee, AL	Calhoun County	472	0.2%	1
5	Pleasant Valley Elementary School	Jacksonville, AL	Calhoun County	458	0.2%	1
6	Oxford Elementary School	Oxford, AL	Oxford City	837	0.1%	1

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