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The public elementary schools with the most Native American students in Capitol Planning Region, Connecticut · page 2

Ranks 51–85 of the public schools with the most Native American students in Capitol Planning Region, Connecticut. Back to page 1.

MOST NATIVE AMERICAN (COUNT) · CAPITOL PLANNING REGION, CONNECTICUT

#	School	City	District	Students	% Native American	Native American students
51	Governor William Pitkin School	East Hartford, CT	East Hartford School District	345	0.3%	1
52	Joseph O. Goodwin School	East Hartford, CT	East Hartford School District	334	0.3%	1
53	Henry Barnard School	Enfield, CT	Enfield School District	311	0.3%	1
54	Noah Wallace School	Farmington, CT	Farmington School District	342	0.3%	1
55	West District School	Unionville, CT	Farmington School District	357	0.3%	1
56	Hopewell School	South Glastonbury, CT	Glastonbury School District	458	0.2%	1
57	Kelly Lane Primary School	Granby, CT	Granby School District	353	0.3%	1
58	Wells Road Intermediate School	Granby, CT	Granby School District	384	0.3%	1
59	Sanchez School	Hartford, CT	Hartford School District	311	0.3%	1
60	STEM Magnet at Annie Fisher School	Hartford, CT	Hartford School District	348	0.3%	1
61	Kinsella Magnet School of Performing Arts: PK-8 Campus	Hartford, CT	Hartford School District	435	0.2%	1
62	Naylor/CCSU Leadership Academy	Hartford, CT	Hartford School District	372	0.3%	1
63	Rawson School	Hartford, CT	Hartford School District	198	0.5%	1
64	West Middle School	Hartford, CT	Hartford School District	289	0.3%	1
65	Betances Learning Lab Magnet School	Hartford, CT	Hartford School District	398	0.3%	1
66	Global Communications Academy	Hartford, CT	Hartford School District	414	0.2%	1
67	Montessori Magnet at Batchelder School	Hartford, CT	Hartford School District	346	0.3%	1
68	Hartford PreKindergarten Magnet School: North Campus	Hartford, CT	Hartford School District	115	0.9%	1
69	Highland Park School	Manchester, CT	Manchester School District	300	0.3%	1
70	John Paterson School	Newington, CT	Newington School District	394	0.3%	1
71	Louis Toffolon School	Plainville, CT	Plainville School District	365	0.3%	1
72	Central School	Simsbury, CT	Simsbury School District	393	0.3%	1
73	Somers Elementary School	Somers, CT	Somers School District	645	0.2%	1
74	Philip R. Smith School	South Windsor, CT	South Windsor School District	468	0.2%	1
75	Stafford Elementary School	Stafford Springs, CT	Stafford School District	438	0.2%	1
76	A. Ward Spaulding School	Suffield, CT	Suffield School District	455	0.2%	1
77	McAlister Intermediate School	Suffield, CT	Suffield School District	472	0.2%	1
78	Skinner Road School	Vernon, CT	Vernon School District	340	0.3%	1
79	Duffy School	West Hartford, CT	West Hartford School District	489	0.2%	1
80	Webster Hill School	West Hartford, CT	West Hartford School District	332	0.3%	1
81	Wolcott School	West Hartford, CT	West Hartford School District	354	0.3%	1
82	Samuel B. Webb Elementary School	Wethersfield, CT	Wethersfield School District	342	0.3%	1
83	Center School	West Willington, CT	Willington School District	205	0.5%	1
84	John F. Kennedy School	Windsor, CT	Windsor School District	412	0.2%	1
85	South Elementary School	Windsor Locks, CT	Windsor Locks School District	285	0.3%	1

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