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The public elementary schools with the most Pacific Islander students in Cumberland County, North Carolina

This ranking covers the public elementary schools with the most Pacific Islander students in Cumberland County, North Carolina, drawn from 32 qualifying public elementary schools. Stoney Point Elementary leads the list at 9, against a median of 3 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
32
Cumberland County, North Carolina
Top Pacific Islander students
9
Median Pacific Islander students
3
MOST PACIFIC ISLANDER (COUNT) · CUMBERLAND COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Pacific IslanderPacific Islander students
1Stoney Point ElementaryFayetteville, NCCumberland County Schools7801.1%9
2Cumberland Mills ElementaryFayetteville, NCCumberland County Schools5731.4%8
3Ed V Baldwin ElementaryHope Mills, NCCumberland County Schools6341.3%8
4Alderman Road ElementaryFayetteville, NCCumberland County Schools6551.1%7
5E Melvin Honeycutt ElementaryFayetteville, NCCumberland County Schools7820.9%7
6William T Brown ElementarySpring Lake, NCCumberland County Schools5621.1%6
7Gallberry Farm ElementaryHope Mills, NCCumberland County Schools8830.6%5
8Brentwood ElementaryFayetteville, NCCumberland County Schools4940.8%4
9Ponderosa ElementaryFayetteville, NCCumberland County Schools4171.0%4
10Rockfish ElementaryHope Mills, NCCumberland County Schools6820.6%4
11Bill Hefner ElementaryFayetteville, NCCumberland County Schools7120.6%4
12Armstrong ElementaryEastover, NCCumberland County Schools4560.9%4
13Elizabeth M Cashwell ElementaryFayetteville, NCCumberland County Schools5760.5%3
14Montclair ElementaryFayetteville, NCCumberland County Schools4330.7%3
15Morganton Road ElementaryFayetteville, NCCumberland County Schools4910.6%3
16C Wayne Collier ElementaryHope Mills, NCCumberland County Schools5320.6%3
17E E Miller ElementaryFayetteville, NCCumberland County Schools6560.5%3
18Mary McArthur ElementaryFayetteville, NCCumberland County Schools4470.5%2
19Stedman ElementaryStedman, NCCumberland County Schools2840.7%2
20New Century International ElementaryFayetteville, NCCumberland County Schools6860.3%2
21College Lakes ElementaryFayetteville, NCCumberland County Schools4590.2%1
22Long Hill ElementaryFayetteville, NCCumberland County Schools4120.2%1
23Benjamin J Martin ElementaryFayetteville, NCCumberland County Schools5220.2%1
24J W Seabrook ElementaryFayetteville, NCCumberland County Schools2710.4%1
25Warrenwood ElementaryFayetteville, NCCumberland County Schools4240.2%1
26Westarea ElementaryFayetteville, NCCumberland County Schools5460.2%1
27Alma O Easom ElementaryFayetteville, NCCumberland County Schools3010.3%1
28Loyd E Auman ElementaryFayetteville, NCCumberland County Schools4950.2%1
29Howard L Hall ElementaryFayetteville, NCCumberland County Schools5390.2%1
30Lucile Souders ElementaryFayetteville, NCCumberland County Schools3990.3%1
31Vanstory Hills ElementaryFayetteville, NCCumberland County Schools5140.2%1
32Lake Rim ElementaryFayetteville, NCCumberland County Schools6560.1%1
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