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The public schools with the most Native American students in Newton County, Mississippi

This ranking covers the public schools with the most Native American students in Newton County, Mississippi, drawn from 6 qualifying public schools. Conehatta Elementary School leads the list at 226, against a median of 12 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Newton County, Mississippi

Top Native American students

226

Median Native American students

MOST NATIVE AMERICAN (COUNT) · NEWTON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI

#	School	City	District	Students	% Native American	Native American students
1	Conehatta Elementary School	CONEHATTA, MS	Conehatta Elementary School	226	100%	226
2	Newton County High School	Decatur, MS	NEWTON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT	768	7.0%	54
3	Newton County Elementary School	Decatur, MS	NEWTON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT	882	2.5%	22
4	Union High School	UNION, MS	Union Public School District	280	0.7%	2
5	Newton High School	Newton, MS	NEWTON MUNICIPAL SCHOOL DISTRICT	237	0.4%	1
6	Union Elementary School	Union, MS	Union Public School District	410	0.2%	1

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