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The public K-12 schools with the most Native American students in Washington · page 2

Ranks 5162 of the public schools with the most Native American students in Washington. Back to page 1.

MOST NATIVE AMERICAN (COUNT) · WASHINGTON
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Native AmericanNative American students
51Newport Home LinkNewport, WANewport School District1700.6%1
52Special EducationPORT ANGELES, WAPort Angeles School District147.1%1
53Quilcene High And ElementaryQuilcene, WAQuilcene School District2070.5%1
54H.O.M.E. ProgramRenton, WARenton School District1360.7%1
55Independent ScholarChattaroy, WARiverside School District1130.9%1
56Rosalia Elementary & Secondary SchoolRosalia, WARosalia School District1630.6%1
57Tonasket Outreach SchoolTonasket, WATonasket School District1050.9%1
58Northwest AllprepProsser, WAToppenish School District1120.9%1
59Touchet Elem & High SchoolTOUCHET, WATouchet School District2510.4%1
60Vancouver Success AcademyVancouver, WAVancouver School District751.3%1
61Chelan County Juvenile Detention CenterWENATCHEE, WAWenatchee School District128.3%1
62Wishkah Valley Elementary/High SchoolAberdeen, WAWishkah Valley School District1780.6%1
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