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The public schools with the most Pacific Islander students in Calaveras County, California

6 public schools in Calaveras County, California appear in this ranking of the public schools with the most Pacific Islander students, ranked by the total number of Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander students enrolled. Calaveras High leads the list at 3, against a median of 1 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
6
Calaveras County, California
Top Pacific Islander students
3
Median Pacific Islander students
1
MOST PACIFIC ISLANDER (COUNT) · CALAVERAS COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Pacific IslanderPacific Islander students
1Calaveras HighSan Andreas, CACalaveras Unified7030.4%3
2Avery MiddleAvery, CAVallecito Union1991.0%2
3Valley Springs ElementaryValley Springs, CACalaveras Unified3830.3%1
4Copperopolis ElementaryCopperopolis, CAMark Twain Union Elementary2160.5%1
5Albert A. Michelson ElementaryMurphys, CAVallecito Union2260.4%1
6Rite of PassageSan Andreas, CAEl Dorado County Office of Education263.9%1
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