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Student by Ethnicity

(KS) School Average
American Indian
1%
Asian
3%
Hispanic
19%
Black
7%
White
65%
Two or more races
5%
This chart display the percentage breakdown of public school students of all ethnic groups in KS.
  • County
    # Schools
    # Students
    % Minority
  • Allen County
    10 Schools
    2,185 Students
    12% Minority
  • Anderson County
    7 Schools
    1,241 Students
    8% Minority
  • Atchison County
    6 Schools
    2,310 Students
    21% Minority
  • Barber County
    4 Schools
    740 Students
    11% Minority
  • Barton County
    15 Schools
    4,309 Students
    31% Minority
  • Bourbon County
    6 Schools
    2,362 Students
    12% Minority
  • Brown County
    7 Schools
    1,470 Students
    25% Minority
  • Butler County
    42 Schools
    16,628 Students
    18% Minority
  • Chase County
    2 Schools
    354 Students
    8% Minority
  • Chautauqua County
    4 Schools
    581 Students
    19% Minority
  • Cherokee County
    15 Schools
    3,821 Students
    15% Minority
  • Cheyenne County
    4 Schools
    418 Students
    20% Minority
  • Clark County
    5 Schools
    446 Students
    20% Minority
  • Clay County
    6 Schools
    1,387 Students
    8% Minority
  • Cloud County
    8 Schools
    1,414 Students
    7% Minority
  • Coffey County
    11 Schools
    1,530 Students
    8% Minority
  • Comanche County
    3 Schools
    357 Students
    13% Minority
  • Cowley County
    23 Schools
    6,052 Students
    31% Minority
  • Crawford County
    17 Schools
    5,929 Students
    20% Minority
  • Decatur County
    2 Schools
    334 Students
    7% Minority
  • Dickinson County
    18 Schools
    3,743 Students
    12% Minority
  • Doniphan County
    9 Schools
    1,449 Students
    13% Minority
  • Douglas County
    29 Schools
    15,308 Students
    27% Minority
  • Edwards County
    3 Schools
    421 Students
    37% Minority
  • Elk County
    3 Schools
    482 Students
    16% Minority
  • Ellis County
    10 Schools
    3,783 Students
    14% Minority
  • Ellsworth County
    6 Schools
    959 Students
    10% Minority
  • Finney County
    21 Schools
    8,787 Students
    74% Minority
  • Ford County
    16 Schools
    7,742 Students
    78% Minority
  • Franklin County
    15 Schools
    4,434 Students
    10% Minority
  • Geary County
    17 Schools
    7,541 Students
    50% Minority
  • Gove County
    6 Schools
    448 Students
    11% Minority
  • Graham County
    2 Schools
    400 Students
    15% Minority
  • Grant County
    4 Schools
    1,809 Students
    70% Minority
  • Gray County
    8 Schools
    1,176 Students
    27% Minority
  • Greeley County
    2 Schools
    270 Students
    32% Minority
  • Greenwood County
    6 Schools
    972 Students
    12% Minority
  • Hamilton County
    2 Schools
    544 Students
    55% Minority
  • Harper County
    5 Schools
    1,055 Students
    16% Minority
  • Harvey County
    17 Schools
    5,691 Students
    29% Minority
  • Haskell County
    5 Schools
    807 Students
    38% Minority
  • Hodgeman County
    2 Schools
    296 Students
    12% Minority
  • Jackson County
    9 Schools
    2,320 Students
    24% Minority
  • Jefferson County
    14 Schools
    3,310 Students
    9% Minority
  • Jewell County
    2 Schools
    302 Students
    7% Minority
  • Johnson County
    157 Schools
    95,894 Students
    29% Minority
  • Kearny County
    6 Schools
    847 Students
    49% Minority
  • Kingman County
    8 Schools
    1,115 Students
    7% Minority
  • Kiowa County
    4 Schools
    515 Students
    28% Minority
  • Labette County
    17 Schools
    3,639 Students
    24% Minority
  • Lane County
    4 Schools
    320 Students
    19% Minority
  • Leavenworth County
    25 Schools
    13,117 Students
    26% Minority
  • Lincoln County
    3 Schools
    479 Students
    9% Minority
  • Linn County
    8 Schools
    1,859 Students
    7% Minority
  • Logan County
    5 Schools
    508 Students
    12% Minority
  • Lyon County
    15 Schools
    5,634 Students
    47% Minority
  • Marion County
    10 Schools
    2,113 Students
    12% Minority
  • Marshall County
    9 Schools
    1,726 Students
    7% Minority
  • Mcpherson County
    18 Schools
    5,385 Students
    14% Minority
  • Meade County
    5 Schools
    768 Students
    34% Minority
  • Miami County
    12 Schools
    4,929 Students
    9% Minority
  • Mitchell County
    4 Schools
    1,010 Students
    5% Minority
  • Montgomery County
    13 Schools
    5,594 Students
    31% Minority
  • Morris County
    4 Schools
    838 Students
    12% Minority
  • Morton County
    7 Schools
    1,278 Students
    29% Minority
  • Nemaha County
    9 Schools
    1,961 Students
    7% Minority
  • Neosho County
    9 Schools
    2,578 Students
    13% Minority
  • Ness County
    5 Schools
    426 Students
    28% Minority
  • Norton County
    5 Schools
    837 Students
    6% Minority
  • Osage County
    14 Schools
    2,695 Students
    9% Minority
  • Osborne County
    5 Schools
    555 Students
    5% Minority
  • Ottawa County
    6 Schools
    1,237 Students
    9% Minority
  • Pawnee County
    5 Schools
    877 Students
    23% Minority
  • Phillips County
    7 Schools
    947 Students
    10% Minority
  • Pottawatomie County
    12 Schools
    3,599 Students
    11% Minority
  • Pratt County
    5 Schools
    1,591 Students
    17% Minority
  • Rawlins County
    2 Schools
    364 Students
    17% Minority
  • Reno County
    29 Schools
    9,589 Students
    23% Minority
  • Republic County
    5 Schools
    731 Students
    6% Minority
  • Rice County
    12 Schools
    1,777 Students
    26% Minority
  • Riley County
    16 Schools
    7,183 Students
    32% Minority
  • Rooks County
    7 Schools
    805 Students
    5% Minority
  • Rush County
    6 Schools
    503 Students
    9% Minority
  • Russell County
    5 Schools
    976 Students
    11% Minority
  • Saline County
    16 Schools
    8,205 Students
    33% Minority
  • Scott County
    3 Schools
    982 Students
    51% Minority
  • Sedgwick County
    157 Schools
    85,195 Students
    48% Minority
  • Seward County
    13 Schools
    5,299 Students
    83% Minority
  • Shawnee County
    57 Schools
    29,023 Students
    41% Minority
  • Sheridan County
    3 Schools
    506 Students
    15% Minority
  • Sherman County
    3 Schools
    900 Students
    23% Minority
  • Smith County
    4 Schools
    521 Students
    7% Minority
  • Stafford County
    6 Schools
    840 Students
    30% Minority
  • Stanton County
    2 Schools
    451 Students
    54% Minority
  • Stevens County
    6 Schools
    1,333 Students
    49% Minority
  • Sumner County
    20 Schools
    3,800 Students
    14% Minority
  • Thomas County
    7 Schools
    1,148 Students
    16% Minority
  • Trego County
    2 Schools
    396 Students
    5% Minority
  • Wabaunsee County
    8 Schools
    1,004 Students
    12% Minority
  • Wallace County
    4 Schools
    275 Students
    9% Minority
  • Washington County
    8 Schools
    1,032 Students
    10% Minority
  • Wichita County
    2 Schools
    422 Students
    50% Minority
  • Wilson County
    8 Schools
    1,641 Students
    10% Minority
  • Woodson County
    2 Schools
    491 Students
    9% Minority
  • Wyandotte County
    61 Schools
    29,865 Students
    76% Minority
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