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The public elementary schools with the most Native American students in Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut

Across Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut, 33 public elementary schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of American Indian or Alaska Native students enrolled. Gallup Hill School leads the list at 17, against a median of 1 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
33
Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut
Top Native American students
17
Median Native American students
1
MOST NATIVE AMERICAN (COUNT) · SOUTHEASTERN CONNECTICUT PLANNING REGION, CONNECTICUT
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Native AmericanNative American students
1Gallup Hill SchoolLedyard, CTLedyard School District5922.9%17
2Mohegan SchoolUncasville, CTMontville School District3052.3%7
3Griswold Elementary SchoolGriswold, CTGriswold School District6550.9%6
4Integrated Day Charter SchoolNorwich, CTIntegrated Day Charter School District3641.4%5
5Thames River Magnet SchoolGroton, CTGroton School District5011.0%5
6Lisbon Central SchoolLisbon, CTLisbon School District4131.2%5
7Winthrop STEM Elementary Magnet SchoolNew London, CTNew London School District4490.9%4
8Mystic River Magnet SchoolMystic, CTGroton School District5200.6%3
9Sayles SchoolBaltic, CTSprague School District2541.2%3
10Lillie B. Haynes SchoolNiantic, CTEast Lyme School District3650.6%2
11Niantic Center SchoolNiantic, CTEast Lyme School District1981.0%2
12Catherine Kolnaski Magnet SchoolGroton, CTGroton School District3750.5%2
13North Stonington Elementary SchoolNorth Stonington, CTNorth Stonington School District3790.5%2
14Wequonnoc Magnet SchoolTaftville, CTNorwich School District1971.0%2
15North Windham SchoolNorth Windham, CTWindham School District4450.5%2
16Charles H. Barrows STEM AcademyNorth Windham, CTWindham School District5350.4%2
17Fields Memorial SchoolBozrah, CTBozrah School District1800.6%1
18Jack Jackter Intermediate SchoolColchester, CTColchester School District5090.2%1
19Colchester Elementary SchoolColchester, CTColchester School District5520.2%1
20Flanders SchoolEast Lyme, CTEast Lyme School District2420.4%1
21Franklin Elementary SchoolNorth Franklin, CTFranklin School District1850.5%1
22Juliet W. Long SchoolGales Ferry, CTLedyard School District2650.4%1
23C.B. Jennings International Elementary MagnetNew London, CTNew London School District4060.3%1
24Nathan Hale Arts Magnet SchoolNew London, CTNew London School District4450.2%1
25Moriarty Magnet SchoolNorwich, CTNorwich School District4040.3%1
26Samuel Huntington SchoolNorwich, CTNorwich School District3580.3%1
27Uncas Elementary SchoolNorwich, CTNorwich School District2320.4%1
28Veterans' Memorial SchoolNorwich, CTNorwich School District2900.3%1
29The Friendship SchoolWaterford, CTLearn4600.2%1
30Salem Elementary SchoolSalem, CTSalem School District3890.3%1
31Quaker Hill Elementary SchoolQuaker Hill, CTWaterford School District3310.3%1
32Natchaug SchoolWillimantic, CTWindham School District2340.4%1
33W. B. Sweeney SchoolWillimantic, CTWindham School District2120.5%1
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