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

6 public elementary schools in Cullman County, Alabama appear in this ranking of the public elementary schools with the most Native American students, ranked by the total number of American Indian or Alaska Native students enrolled. Hanceville Elementary School leads the list at 3, against a median of 1 across the ranked schools.

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Cullman County, Alabama

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MOST NATIVE AMERICAN (COUNT) · CULLMAN COUNTY, ALABAMA

#	School	City	District	Students	% Native American	Native American students
1	Hanceville Elementary School	Hanceville, AL	Cullman County	648	0.5%	3
2	Parkside Elementary School	Baileyton, AL	Cullman County	379	0.5%	2
3	Cullman City Primary School	Cullman, AL	Cullman City	782	0.1%	1
4	Good Hope Elementary School	Cullman, AL	Cullman County	393	0.3%	1
5	Holly Pond Elementary School	Holly Pond, AL	Cullman County	634	0.2%	1
6	West Point Elementary School	Cullman, AL	Cullman County	496	0.2%	1

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