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The public K-12 schools with the most Native American students in King County, Washington

This ranking covers the public K-12 schools with the most Native American students in King County, Washington, drawn from 7 qualifying public K-12 schools. Muckleshoot Tribal School leads the list at 471, against a median of 3 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

King County, Washington

Top Native American students

471

Median Native American students

MOST NATIVE AMERICAN (COUNT) · KING COUNTY, WASHINGTON

#	School	City	District	Students	% Native American	Native American students
1	Muckleshoot Tribal School	Auburn, WA	Muckleshoot Tribal School	471	100%	471
2	West Auburn Senior High School	AUBURN, WA	Auburn School District	506	3.8%	19
3	Cascade Parent Partnership Program	SEATTLE, WA	Seattle School District No. 1	375	1.1%	4
4	Emerson K-12	Kirkland, WA	Lake Washington School District	67	4.5%	3
5	Handicapped Contractual Services	Shoreline, WA	Shoreline School District	155	1.3%	2
6	Highline Home School Center	Burien, WA	Highline School District	10	10.0%	1
7	H.O.M.E. Program	Renton, WA	Renton School District	136	0.7%	1

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