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The public schools with the most Pacific Islander students in Cobb County, Georgia

41 public schools in Cobb County, Georgia 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. Kennesaw Mountain High School leads the list at 5, against a median of 2 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
41
Cobb County, Georgia
Top Pacific Islander students
5
Median Pacific Islander students
2
MOST PACIFIC ISLANDER (COUNT) · COBB COUNTY, GEORGIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Pacific IslanderPacific Islander students
1Kennesaw Mountain High SchoolKennesaw, GACobb County1,6950.3%5
2North Cobb High SchoolKennesaw, GACobb County2,4630.2%4
3South Cobb High SchoolAustell, GACobb County2,0810.2%4
4Marietta High SchoolMarietta, GAMarietta City2,5260.2%4
5Kincaid Elementary SchoolMarietta, GACobb County6030.5%3
6Clarkdale Elementary SchoolAustell, GACobb County7850.4%3
7Sprayberry High SchoolMarietta, GACobb County1,7690.2%3
8Awtrey Middle SchoolKennesaw, GACobb County5930.5%3
9Baker Elementary SchoolAcworth, GACobb County7380.4%3
10Hillgrove High SchoolPowder Springs, GACobb County2,2820.1%3
11Allatoona High SchoolAcworth, GACobb County1,5600.2%3
12City View Elementary SchoolMableton, GACobb County8700.2%2
13Osborne High SchoolMarietta, GACobb County2,7900.1%2
14East Cobb Middle SchoolMarietta, GACobb County1,3520.1%2
15Campbell High SchoolSmyrna, GACobb County3,0850.1%2
16Rocky Mount Elementary SchoolMarietta, GACobb County5760.3%2
17Lewis Elementary SchoolKennesaw, GACobb County5500.4%2
18Campbell Middle SchoolSmyrna, GACobb County1,3680.1%2
19Blackwell Elementary SchoolMarietta, GACobb County5800.3%2
20Palmer Middle SchoolKennesaw, GACobb County8030.3%2
21Smyrna Elementary SchoolSmyrna, GACobb County8700.2%2
22Hayes Elementary SchoolKennesaw, GACobb County8020.1%1
23Smitha Middle SchoolMarietta, GACobb County8660.1%1
24Dodgen Middle SchoolMarietta, GACobb County1,1780.1%1
25Pine Mountain Middle SchoolKennesaw, GACobb County5060.2%1
26Mabry Middle SchoolMarietta, GACobb County9380.1%1
27Walton High SchoolMarietta, GACobb County2,7050.0%1
28Hendricks Elementary SchoolPowder Springs, GACobb County5380.2%1
29Wheeler High SchoolMarietta, GACobb County2,4010.0%1
30Garrett Middle SchoolAustell, GACobb County8910.1%1
31Pebblebrook High SchoolMableton, GACobb County2,5740.0%1
32Clay-Harmony Leland Elementary SchoolMableton, GACobb County1,0130.1%1
33Frey Elementary SchoolAcworth, GACobb County6910.1%1
34Lassiter High SchoolMarietta, GACobb County2,0050.1%1
35Simpson Middle SchoolMarietta, GACobb County8840.1%1
36Sanders Elementary SchoolAustell, GACobb County6260.2%1
37Harrison High SchoolKennesaw, GACobb County2,2240.0%1
38Durham Middle SchoolAcworth, GACobb County9840.1%1
39Kell High SchoolMarietta, GACobb County1,5870.1%1
40Bullard Elementary SchoolKennesaw, GACobb County7990.1%1
41Betty Gray Middle SchoolMableton, GACobb County7020.1%1
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