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The public schools with the most Native American students in North Dakota · page 9

Ranks 401414 of the public schools with the most Native American students in North Dakota. Back to page 1.

MOST NATIVE AMERICAN (COUNT) · NORTH DAKOTA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Native AmericanNative American students
401VELVA HIGH SCHOOLVelva, NDVELVA 12220.5%1
402SOUTH HEART HIGH SCHOOLSouth Heart, NDSOUTH HEART 91800.6%1
403SOUTH PRAIRIE HIGH SCHOOLMinot, NDSOUTH PRAIRIE 701550.7%1
404SURREY HIGH SCHOOLSurrey, NDSURREY 412060.5%1
405THOMPSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOLThompson, NDTHOMPSON 613990.3%1
406THOMPSON HIGH SCHOOLThompson, NDTHOMPSON 612800.4%1
407TURTLE LAKE-MERCER HIGH SCHOOLTurtle Lake, NDTURTLE LAKE-MERCER 72851.2%1
408UNDERWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOLUnderwood, NDUNDERWOOD 8911.1%1
409UNDERWOOD HIGH SCHOOLUnderwood, NDUNDERWOOD 8981.0%1
410WASHBURN HIGH SCHOOLWashburn, NDWASHBURN 41420.7%1
411WISHEK HIGH SCHOOLWishek, NDWISHEK 19971.0%1
412MCCLUSKY-GOODRICH ELEMENTARY SCHOOLMcClusky, NDMCCLUSKY-GOODRICH 29681.5%1
413WILLISTON MIDDLE SCHOOL CENTRAL CAMPUS PKWilliston, NDWILLISTON BASIN 7372.7%1
414SELF-DIRECTED ACADEMYFargo, NDFARGO 1166.3%1
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