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The public middle schools with the most Native American students in Aurora, Illinois

This ranking covers the public middle schools with the most Native American students in Aurora, Illinois, drawn from 8 qualifying public middle schools. Fred Rodgers Magnet Acad leads the list at 3, against a median of 1 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
8
Aurora, Illinois
Top Native American students
3
Median Native American students
1
MOST NATIVE AMERICAN (COUNT) · AURORA, ILLINOIS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Native AmericanNative American students
1Fred Rodgers Magnet AcadAurora, ILAurora East USD 1312841.1%3
2Francis Granger Middle SchoolAurora, ILIndian Prairie CUSD 2041,0110.3%3
3Washington Middle SchoolAurora, ILAurora West USD 1296900.3%2
4C F Simmons Middle SchoolAurora, ILAurora East USD 1317920.1%1
5K D Waldo Middle SchoolAurora, ILAurora East USD 1317290.1%1
6Herget Middle SchoolAurora, ILAurora West USD 1295940.2%1
7Bednarcik Junior High SchoolAurora, ILCUSD 3085350.2%1
8Still Middle SchoolAurora, ILIndian Prairie CUSD 2047090.1%1
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