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The public schools with the most Pacific Islander students in Minnesota · page 8

Ranks 351387 of the public schools with the most Pacific Islander students in Minnesota. Back to page 1.

MOST PACIFIC ISLANDER (COUNT) · MINNESOTA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Pacific IslanderPacific Islander students
351Cedar Creek Elementary SchoolCEDAR, MNSt. Francis Area Schools6800.1%1
352AQUILA ELEMENTARYSAINT LOUIS PARK, MNST. LOUIS PARK PUBLIC SCHOOL DIST.4980.2%1
353PULLMAN ELEMENTARYSAINT PAUL PARK, MNSouth Washington County Schools4200.2%1
354Woodbury High SchoolWOODBURY, MNSouth Washington County Schools1,9430.1%1
355GORDON BAILEY ELEMENTARYWOODBURY, MNSouth Washington County Schools6920.1%1
356Nuevas Fronteras Spanish ImmersionSAINT PAUL PARK, MNSouth Washington County Schools5610.2%1
357Groveland Park ElementarySAINT PAUL, MNSaint Paul Public Schools4090.2%1
358Harding Senior HighSAINT PAUL, MNSaint Paul Public Schools1,5910.1%1
359Highland Park Senior HighSAINT PAUL, MNSaint Paul Public Schools1,3920.1%1
360Washington Technology Middle SchoolSAINT PAUL, MNSaint Paul Public Schools6930.1%1
361North Elementary SchoolSAINT PETER, MNST. PETER PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT4290.2%1
362LILY LAKE ELEMENTARYSTILLWATER, MNStillwater Area Public Schools3980.3%1
363STONEBRIDGE ELEMENTARYSTILLWATER, MNStillwater Area Public Schools4200.2%1
364TRITON HIGH SCHOOLDODGE CENTER, MNTRITON SCHOOL DISTRICT2830.3%1
365TRUMAN ELEMENTARYTRUMAN, MNTRUMAN PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT1360.7%1
366WABASHA-KELLOGG SECONDARYWABASHA, MNWabasha-Kellogg School District2510.4%1
367WABASHA-KELLOGG ELEMENTARYWABASHA, MNWabasha-Kellogg School District2050.5%1
368WABASSO ELEMENTARYWABASSO, MNWABASSO PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT1670.6%1
369WASECA INTERMEDIATE SCHOOLWASECA, MNWASECA PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT3800.3%1
370HARTLEY ELEMENTARYWASECA, MNWASECA PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT4290.2%1
371Waseca Early ChildhoodWASECA, MNWASECA PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT382.6%1
372GREENWOOD ELEMENTARYPLYMOUTH, MNWAYZATA PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT7620.1%1
373WAYZATA EAST MIDDLEPLYMOUTH, MNWAYZATA PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT8170.1%1
374WAYZATA HIGHPLYMOUTH, MNWAYZATA PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT3,7810.0%1
375North Woods Elementary SchoolPLYMOUTH, MNWAYZATA PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT7750.1%1
376HERITAGE E-STEM MAGNET SCHOOLWEST SAINT PAUL, MNWest St. Paul-Mendota Heights-Eagan7610.1%1
377Two Rivers High SchoolMENDOTA HEIGHTS, MNWest St. Paul-Mendota Heights-Eagan1,7100.1%1
378Birch Lake ElementaryWHITE BEAR LAKE, MNWhite Bear Lake School District2390.4%1
379Lakeaires ElementaryWHITE BEAR LAKE, MNWhite Bear Lake School District3960.3%1
380Vadnais Heights ElementaryWHITE BEAR LAKE, MNWhite Bear Lake School District4050.3%1
381Willmar Middle SchoolWILLMAR, MNWillmar Public School District8420.1%1
382Roosevelt ElementaryWILLMAR, MNWillmar Public School District5800.2%1
383RIVER BEND EARLY CHILDHOOD PROG.NEW ULM, MNRIVER BEND EDUCATION DISTRICT901.1%1
384WIN-E-MAC SECONDARYERSKINE, MNWIN-E-MAC SCHOOL DISTRICT2110.5%1
385Janesville-Waldorf-Pemberton ElemJANESVILLE, MNJANESVILLE-WALDORF-PEMBERTON3170.3%1
386Mariner Middle SchoolWHITE BEAR LAKE, MNWhite Bear Lake School District8810.1%1
387White Bear Lake Area High SchoolWHITE BEAR LAKE, MNWhite Bear Lake School District2,5720.0%1
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