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The public schools with the most Native American students in Indianapolis, Indiana · page 3

Ranks 101110 of the public schools with the most Native American students in Indianapolis, Indiana. Back to page 1.

MOST NATIVE AMERICAN (COUNT) · INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Native AmericanNative American students
101Allisonville Elementary SchoolIndianapolis, INMSD Washington Township7240.1%1
102Spring Mill Elementary SchoolIndianapolis, INMSD Washington Township5290.2%1
103Fox Hill Elementary SchoolIndianapolis, INMSD Washington Township6030.2%1
104North Wayne Elementary SchoolIndianapolis, INMSD Wayne Township8370.1%1
105Ben Davis High SchoolIndianapolis, INMSD Wayne Township3,3150.0%1
106Robey Elementary SchoolIndianapolis, INMSD Wayne Township8470.1%1
107Douglas MacArthur KindergartenIndianapolis, INPerry Township Schools2730.4%1
108Excel Center - SoutheastIndianapolis, INExcel Center - Southeast2730.4%1
109Thomas Carr Howe Middle School - an IB World SchoolIndianapolis, INIndianapolis Public Schools4550.2%1
110Excel Center - MeadowsIndianapolis, INExcel Center - Meadows3960.3%1
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