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The public middle schools with the most Pacific Islander students in King County, Washington · page 2

Ranks 5167 of the public schools with the most Pacific Islander students in King County, Washington. Back to page 1.

MOST PACIFIC ISLANDER (COUNT) · KING COUNTY, WASHINGTON
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Pacific IslanderPacific Islander students
51Inglewood Middle SchoolSammamish, WALake Washington School District1,2290.2%2
52Timberline Middle SchoolRedmond, WALake Washington School District7880.3%2
53Leota Middle SchoolWoodinville, WANorthshore School District8580.2%2
54Mercer International Middle SchoolSEATTLE, WASeattle School District No. 17530.3%2
55Madison Middle SchoolSEATTLE, WASeattle School District No. 11,0170.2%2
56Thunder Mountain Middle SchoolEnumclaw, WAEnumclaw School District5060.2%1
57Issaquah Middle SchoolISSAQUAH, WAIssaquah School District8080.1%1
58Pine Lake Middle SchoolSAMMAMISH, WAIssaquah School District8770.1%1
59Cougar Mountain Middle SchoolIssaquah, WAIssaquah School District6160.2%1
60Finn Hill Middle SchoolKirkland, WALake Washington School District6640.1%1
61Redmond Middle SchoolRedmond, WALake Washington School District1,0090.1%1
62Northshore Middle SchoolBothell, WANorthshore School District7530.1%1
63Jane Addams Middle SchoolSeattle, WASeattle School District No. 18240.1%1
64Kellogg Middle SchoolShoreline, WAShoreline School District9910.1%1
65Chief Kanim Middle SchoolFALL CITY, WASnoqualmie Valley School District5200.2%1
66Snoqualmie Middle SchoolSNOQUALMIE, WASnoqualmie Valley School District4960.2%1
67Summit Trail Middle SchoolRavensdale, WATahoma School District1,0970.1%1
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