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

13 public middle schools in Placer County, California appear in this ranking of the public middle schools with the most Pacific Islander students, ranked by the total number of Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander students enrolled. Wilson C. Riles Middle leads the list at 11, against a median of 3 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
13
Placer County, California
Top Pacific Islander students
11
Median Pacific Islander students
3
MOST PACIFIC ISLANDER (COUNT) · PLACER COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Pacific IslanderPacific Islander students
1Wilson C. Riles MiddleRoseville, CACenter Joint Unified6821.6%11
2Robert C. Cooley MiddleRoseville, CARoseville City Elementary1,1490.9%10
3Silverado MiddleRoseville, CADry Creek Joint Elementary1,0100.6%6
4Twelve Bridges MiddleLincoln, CAWestern Placer Unified9310.6%6
5Warren T. Eich MiddleRoseville, CARoseville City Elementary9390.5%5
6Spring View MiddleRocklin, CARocklin Unified7800.4%3
7George A. Buljan MiddleRoseville, CARoseville City Elementary8620.3%3
8Barbara Chilton MiddleRoseville, CARoseville City Elementary1,2890.2%3
9Olympus Junior HighRoseville, CAEureka Union4390.5%2
10Foresthill DivideForesthill, CAForesthill Union Elementary3090.7%2
11Granite Oaks MiddleRocklin, CARocklin Unified9790.1%1
12Ridgeview ElementaryGranite Bay, CAEureka Union6190.2%1
13Glen Edwards MiddleLincoln, CAWestern Placer Unified8150.1%1
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