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The public K-12 schools with the most Native American students in Alabama

Across Alabama, 40 public K-12 schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of American Indian or Alaska Native students enrolled. Plainview School leads the list at 180, against a median of 4 across the ranked schools.

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Top Native American students

180

Median Native American students

MOST NATIVE AMERICAN (COUNT) · ALABAMA

#	School	City	District	Students	% Native American	Native American students
1	Plainview School	Rainsville, AL	DeKalb County	1,167	15.4%	180
2	Fyffe High School	Fyffe, AL	DeKalb County	954	18.4%	176
3	Geraldine School	Geraldine, AL	DeKalb County	1,211	14.0%	169
4	Sylvania School	Sylvania, AL	DeKalb County	915	16.0%	146
5	J U Blacksher School	Uriah, AL	Monroe County	747	19.4%	145
6	Pisgah High School	Pisgah, AL	Jackson County	598	24.1%	144
7	North Sand Mountain School	Higdon, AL	Jackson County	694	20.2%	140
8	Ider School	Ider, AL	DeKalb County	586	18.3%	107
9	Skyline High School	Scottsboro, AL	Jackson County	586	16.0%	94
10	Section High School	Section, AL	Jackson County	503	18.3%	92
11	Leroy High School	Leroy, AL	Washington County	463	12.5%	58
12	Collinsville High School	Collinsville, AL	DeKalb County	906	5.2%	47
13	Woodville High School	Woodville, AL	Jackson County	504	6.5%	33
14	Valley Head High School	Valley Head, AL	DeKalb County	517	5.8%	30
15	Fruitdale High School	Fruitdale, AL	Washington County	301	7.0%	21
16	Kinston School	Kinston, AL	Coffee County	524	2.7%	14
17	Excel High School	Excel, AL	Monroe County	1,010	0.8%	8
18	Zion Chapel High School	Jack, AL	Coffee County	887	0.8%	7
19	Belgreen High School	Russellville, AL	Franklin County	588	1.0%	6
20	Southeastern School	Remlap, AL	Blount County	822	0.5%	4
21	Sand Rock High School	Sand Rock, AL	Cherokee County	783	0.5%	4
22	Millry High School	Millry, AL	Washington County	509	0.8%	4
23	Verbena High School	Verbena, AL	Chilton County	589	0.5%	3
24	Pleasant Home School	Andalusia, AL	Covington County	508	0.6%	3
25	Notasulga High School	Notasulga, AL	Macon County	258	1.2%	3
26	Fayetteville High School	Sylacauga, AL	Talladega County	580	0.5%	3
27	Appalachian School	Oneonta, AL	Blount County	699	0.3%	2
28	Red Level School	Red Level, AL	Covington County	535	0.4%	2
29	Luverne High School	Luverne, AL	Crenshaw County	745	0.3%	2
30	Ariton School	Ariton, AL	Dale County	887	0.2%	2
31	Waterloo High School	Waterloo, AL	Lauderdale County	337	0.6%	2
32	Wadley High School	Wadley, AL	Randolph County	372	0.5%	2
33	Horseshoe Bend High School	New Site, AL	Tallapoosa County	776	0.3%	2
34	McKenzie High School	McKenzie, AL	Butler County	487	0.2%	1
35	Cedar Bluff High School	Cedar Bluff, AL	Cherokee County	623	0.2%	1
36	Spring Garden High School	Spring Garden, AL	Cherokee County	550	0.2%	1
37	Thorsby High School	Thorsby, AL	Chilton County	895	0.1%	1
38	Brantley High School	Brantley, AL	Crenshaw County	572	0.2%	1
39	Vina High School	Vina, AL	Franklin County	257	0.4%	1
40	Linda Nolen Learning Center	Pelham, AL	Shelby County	78	1.3%	1

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