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The public schools with the most Native American students in Connecticut · page 11

Ranks 501–511 of the public schools with the most Native American students in Connecticut. Back to page 1.

MOST NATIVE AMERICAN (COUNT) · CONNECTICUT

#	School	City	District	Students	% Native American	Native American students
501	Center School	West Willington, CT	Willington School District	205	0.5%	1
502	Wilton High School	Wilton, CT	Wilton School District	1,202	0.1%	1
503	Pearson School	Winsted, CT	Winchester School District	318	0.3%	1
504	Natchaug School	Willimantic, CT	Windham School District	234	0.4%	1
505	W. B. Sweeney School	Willimantic, CT	Windham School District	212	0.5%	1
506	John F. Kennedy School	Windsor, CT	Windsor School District	412	0.2%	1
507	South Elementary School	Windsor Locks, CT	Windsor Locks School District	285	0.3%	1
508	Windsor Locks Middle School	Windsor Locks, CT	Windsor Locks School District	314	0.3%	1
509	Alcott School	Wolcott, CT	Wolcott School District	320	0.3%	1
510	Plumb Hill Middle School	Litchfield, CT	Regional School District 20	351	0.3%	1
511	Lakeview High School	Litchfield, CT	Regional School District 20	583	0.2%	1

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