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The public middle schools with the most Native American students in Delaware

This ranking covers the public middle schools with the most Native American students in Delaware, drawn from 29 qualifying public middle schools. Waters (Alfred G.) Middle School leads the list at 8, against a median of 3 across the ranked schools.

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MOST NATIVE AMERICAN (COUNT) · DELAWARE

#	School	City	District	Students	% Native American	Native American students
1	Waters (Alfred G.) Middle School	Middletown, DE	Appoquinimink School District	935	0.9%	8
2	Chipman (W.T.) Middle School	Harrington, DE	Lake Forest School District	905	0.9%	8
3	Middle School of Innovation	Dover, DE	Capital School District	690	0.9%	6
4	Beacon Middle School	Lewes, DE	Cape Henlopen School District	427	1.2%	5
5	William Henry Middle School	Dover, DE	Capital School District	432	1.2%	5
6	Middle School of Excellence	Dover, DE	Capital School District	608	0.8%	5
7	Bedford (Gunning) Middle School	New Castle, DE	Colonial School District	846	0.6%	5
8	Georgetown Middle School	Georgetown, DE	Indian River School District	861	0.6%	5
9	Milford Central Academy	Milford, DE	Milford School District	1,013	0.5%	5
10	Smyrna Middle School	Smyrna, DE	Smyrna School District	1,011	0.5%	5
11	Meredith (Everett) Middle School	Middletown, DE	Appoquinimink School District	867	0.5%	4
12	McCullough (Calvin R. ) Middle School	New Castle, DE	Colonial School District	615	0.7%	4
13	duPont (H.B.) Middle School	Hockessin, DE	Red Clay Consolidated School District	764	0.5%	4
14	Bryan Allen Stevenson School of Excellence	Georgetown, DE	Bryan Allen Stevenson School of Excellence	208	1.9%	4
15	Redding (Louis L.) Middle School	Middletown, DE	Appoquinimink School District	451	0.7%	3
16	Cantwells Bridge Middle School	Townsend, DE	Appoquinimink School District	852	0.3%	3
17	F. Niel Postlethwait Middle School	Camden, DE	Caesar Rodney School District	647	0.5%	3
18	Gauger-Cobbs Middle School	Newark, DE	Christina School District	681	0.4%	3
19	Fred Fifer III Middle School	Camden, DE	Caesar Rodney School District	839	0.2%	2
20	Read (George) Middle School	New Castle, DE	Colonial School District	662	0.3%	2
21	Delmar Middle School	Delmar, DE	Delmar School District	732	0.3%	2
22	Springer Middle School	Wilmington, DE	Brandywine School District	776	0.3%	2
23	Talley Middle School	Wilmington, DE	Brandywine School District	900	0.2%	2
24	duPont (Alexis I.) Middle School	Greenville, DE	Red Clay Consolidated School District	455	0.4%	2
25	Clayton Intermediate School	Clayton, DE	Smyrna School District	490	0.4%	2
26	Dover Air Force Base Middle School	Dover, DE	Caesar Rodney School District	98	1.0%	1
27	Selbyville Middle School	Selbyville, DE	Indian River School District	770	0.1%	1
28	Skyline Middle School	Wilmington, DE	Red Clay Consolidated School District	408	0.3%	1
29	Moore (John Bassett) School	Smyrna, DE	Smyrna School District	638	0.2%	1

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