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The public middle schools with the most Native American students in New York · page 11

Ranks 501510 of the public schools with the most Native American students in New York. Back to page 1.

MOST NATIVE AMERICAN (COUNT) · NEW YORK
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Native AmericanNative American students
501WEST GENESEE INTERMEDIATE SCHOOLCAMILLUS, NYWEST GENESEE CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT7240.1%1
502GEORGE WASHINGTON SCHOOLWEST HEMPSTEAD, NYWEST HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT3400.3%1
503WHITE PLAINS MIDDLE SCHOOLWHITE PLAINS, NYWHITE PLAINS CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT1,5370.1%1
504WHITESBORO MIDDLE SCHOOLWHITESBORO, NYWHITESBORO CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT4740.2%1
505CROSS HILL ACADEMYYONKERS, NYYONKERS CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT3280.3%1
506MS 429LONG ISLAND CITY, NYNEW YORK CITY GEOGRAPHIC DISTRICT #302520.4%1
507KNOX MIDDLE SCHOOLJOHNSTOWN, NYJOHNSTOWN CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT3410.3%1
508GLOBAL INNOVATORS ACADEMYBROOKLYN, NYNEW YORK CITY GEOGRAPHIC DISTRICT #15492.0%1
509SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY ARTS AND RESEARCHBROOKLYN, NYNEW YORK CITY GEOGRAPHIC DISTRICT #201120.9%1
510SUCCESS ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL-NYC 12BRONX, NYSUCCESS ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL-NYC 12941.1%1
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