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The public high schools with the most Native American students in Grays Harbor County, Washington

This ranking covers the public high schools with the most Native American students in Grays Harbor County, Washington, drawn from 12 qualifying public high schools. Taholah High School leads the list at 43, against a median of 8 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
12
Grays Harbor County, Washington
Top Native American students
43
Median Native American students
8
MOST NATIVE AMERICAN (COUNT) · GRAYS HARBOR COUNTY, WASHINGTON
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Native AmericanNative American students
1Taholah High SchoolTAHOLAH, WATaholah School District6665.2%43
2Oakville High SchoolOAKVILLE, WAOakville School District14219.7%28
3Hoquiam High SchoolHoquiam, WAHoquiam School District4104.6%19
4North Beach Senior High SchoolOcean Shores, WANorth Beach School District No. 641988.1%16
5J M Weatherwax High SchoolAberdeen, WAAberdeen School District9191.5%14
6Elma High SchoolElma, WAElma School District5781.4%8
7Montesano Jr-Sr HighMontesano, WAMontesano School District6981.1%8
8Ocosta Junior - Senior HighWestport, WAOcosta School District2722.6%7
9Harbor Junior/Senior High SchoolAberdeen, WAAberdeen School District1284.7%6
10Harbor Open DoorsAberdeen, WAAberdeen School District496.1%3
11Grays Harbor Juvenile DetentionAberdeen, WAAberdeen School District119.1%1
12Twin Harbors A Branch of New Market Skills CenterAberdeen, WAAberdeen School District313.2%1
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