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The public schools with the most Native American students in Missouri · page 10

Ranks 451–500 of the public schools with the most Native American students in Missouri. Back to page 1.

MOST NATIVE AMERICAN (COUNT) · MISSOURI
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Native AmericanNative American students
451CENTRAL MIDDLE SCHOOLKANSAS CITY, MOKANSAS CITY 333750.5%2
452LINCOLN COLLEGE ACADEMY MIDDLEKANSAS CITY, MOKANSAS CITY 335830.3%2
453KEARNEY MIDDLEKEARNEY, MOKEARNEY R-I5910.3%2
454KIRBYVILLE ELEM.KIRBYVILLE, MOKIRBYVILLE R-VI1101.8%2
455WHITEMAN A.F.B. ELEM.WHITEMAN AFB, MOKNOB NOSTER R-VIII6020.3%2
456LADUE MIDDLEST LOUIS, MOLADUE1,0530.2%2
457LADUE FIFTH GRADE CENTERST. LOUIS, MOLADUE3570.6%2
458LAMAR MIDDLELAMAR, MOLAMAR R-I2550.8%2
459Lathrop High SchoolLathrop, MOLATHROP R-II2720.7%2
460LAWSON HIGHLAWSON, MOLAWSON R-XIV3620.6%2
461BOSWELL ELEM.LEBANON, MOLEBANON R-III5810.3%2
462LEE'S SUMMIT WEST HIGHLEE'S SUMMIT, MOLEE'S SUMMIT R-VII1,9990.1%2
463SUMMIT POINTE ELEM.KANSAS CITY, MOLEE'S SUMMIT R-VII5340.4%2
464LEXINGTON HIGHLEXINGTON, MOLEXINGTON R-V3100.7%2
465LEWIS AND CLARK ELEM.LIBERTY, MOLIBERTY 535170.4%2
466MANOR HILL ELEM.LIBERTY, MOLIBERTY 532650.8%2
467LILLIAN SCHUMACHER ELEM.LIBERTY, MOLIBERTY 534430.5%2
468SOUTH VALLEY MIDDLELIBERTY, MOLIBERTY 538090.3%2
469SHOAL CREEK ELEM.KANSAS CITY, MOLIBERTY 537950.3%2
470LIBERTY OAKS ELEM.KANSAS CITY, MOLIBERTY 534960.4%2
471LIBERTY NORTH HIGH SCHOOLLIBERTY, MOLIBERTY 532,2620.1%2
472EPIC ELEMENTARYLIBERTY, MOLIBERTY 532930.7%2
473LICKING ELEM.LICKING, MOLICKING R-VIII4160.5%2
474LINDBERGH SR. HIGHST. LOUIS, MOLINDBERGH SCHOOLS2,3040.1%2
475MACKS CREEK ELEM.MACKS CREEK, MOMACKS CREEK R-V1741.1%2
476MALDEN LOWER ELEM.MALDEN, MOMALDEN R-I4240.5%2
477MALDEN HIGHMALDEN, MOMALDEN R-I3830.5%2
478WHITE ROCK ELEM.PINEVILLE, MOMCDONALD CO. R-I3470.6%2
479OAKVILLE MIDDLEST LOUIS, MOMEHLVILLE R-IX6290.3%2
480POINT ELEM.ST LOUIS, MOMEHLVILLE R-IX4130.5%2
481GRATZ BROWN ELEM.MOBERLY, MOMOBERLY3980.5%2
482MONETT INTERMEDIATEMONETT, MOMONETT R-I3130.6%2
483MONROE CITY R-I HIGHMONROE CITY, MOMONROE CITY R-I2710.7%2
484MONROE CITY MIDDLEMONROE CITY, MOMONROE CITY R-I1781.1%2
485MOUND CITY HIGHMOUND CITY, MOMOUND CITY R-II842.4%2
486LIBERTY SR. HIGHMOUNTAIN VIEW, MOMOUNTAIN VIEW-BIRCH TREE R-III3500.6%2
487MOUNTAIN VIEW ELEM.MOUNTAIN VIEW, MOMOUNTAIN VIEW-BIRCH TREE R-III3960.5%2
488MOUNT VERNON HIGHMOUNT VERNON, MOMT. VERNON R-V4740.4%2
489MOUNT VERNON INTERMEDIATEMOUNT VERNON, MOMT. VERNON R-V3030.7%2
490HILLVIEW ELEM.HARVIELL, MONEELYVILLE R-IV1441.4%2
491NEVADA HIGHNEVADA, MONEVADA R-V7540.3%2
492NEW BLOOMFIELD ELEM.NEW BLOOMFIELD, MONEW BLOOMFIELD R-III4030.5%2
493NEWBURG ELEM.NEWBURG, MONEWBURG R-II1571.3%2
494NEWTOWN-HARRIS HIGHNEWTOWN, MONEWTOWN-HARRIS R-III365.6%2
495ESPY ELEM.NIXA, MONixa Public Schools3710.5%2
496JEFFERSON ELEM.ST LOUIS, MONORMANDY SCHOOLS COLLABORATIVE2140.9%2
497CHAPEL HILL ELEMENTARYGLADSTONE, MONORTH KANSAS CITY 746440.3%2
498GASHLAND ELEMENTARYKANSAS CITY, MONORTH KANSAS CITY 742180.9%2
499LAKEWOOD ELEMENTARYKANSAS CITY, MONORTH KANSAS CITY 741851.1%2
500MAPLEWOOD ELEMENTARYKANSAS CITY, MONORTH KANSAS CITY 743300.6%2
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