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Anacortes School District Historical Race Data

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ACS 2010-2014 data

Total population: 20,359

White:	18,814 (92.41%, see rank)
Black:	106 (0.52%, see rank)
Hispanic:	1,031 (5.06%, see rank)
Asian:	427 (2.10%, see rank)
Native (American Indian, Alaska Native, Hawaiian Native, etc.):	230 (1.13%, see rank)
One Race, Other:	183 (0.90%, see rank)
Two or More Races:	599 (2.94%, see rank)

Hispanic Population

Mexican:	789 (76.53%, see rank)
Puerto Rican:	78 (7.57%, see rank)
Cuban:	0 (0.00%, see rank)
Central American:	20 (1.94%, see rank)
South American:	47 (4.56%, see rank)

Asian Population

Indian:	32 (7.49%, see rank)
Chinese:	103 (24.12%, see rank)
Filipino:	85 (19.91%, see rank)
Japanese:	79 (18.50%, see rank)
Korean:	46 (10.77%, see rank)
Vietnamese:	40 (9.37%, see rank)
Asian, Other:	42 (9.84%, see rank)

US Census 2010 data

Total population: 20,332

White:	18,715 (92.05%, see rank)
Black:	124 (0.61%, see rank)
Hispanic:	902 (4.44%, see rank)
Asian:	375 (1.84%, see rank)
Native (American Indian, Alaska Native, Hawaiian Native, etc.):	221 (1.09%, see rank)
One Race, Other:	278 (1.37%, see rank)
Two or More Races:	619 (3.04%, see rank)

Hispanic Population

Mexican:	647 (71.73%, see rank)
Puerto Rican:	50 (5.54%, see rank)
Cuban:	20 (2.22%, see rank)
Central American:	23 (2.55%, see rank)
South American:	26 (2.88%, see rank)

Asian Population

Indian:	23 (6.13%, see rank)
Chinese:	69 (18.40%, see rank)
Filipino:	91 (24.27%, see rank)
Japanese:	60 (16.00%, see rank)
Korean:	57 (15.20%, see rank)
Vietnamese:	24 (6.40%, see rank)
Asian, Other:	41 (10.93%, see rank)

ACS 2008-2012 data

Total population: 20,273

White:	18,797 (92.72%, see rank)
Black:	125 (0.62%, see rank)
Hispanic:	1,061 (5.23%, see rank)
Asian:	380 (1.87%, see rank)
Native (American Indian, Alaska Native, Hawaiian Native, etc.):	223 (1.10%, see rank)
One Race, Other:	164 (0.81%, see rank)
Two or More Races:	584 (2.88%, see rank)

Hispanic Population

Mexican:	784 (73.89%, see rank)
Puerto Rican:	78 (7.35%, see rank)
Cuban:	4 (0.38%, see rank)
Central American:	35 (3.30%, see rank)
South American:	47 (4.43%, see rank)

Asian Population

Indian:	35 (9.21%, see rank)
Chinese:	80 (21.05%, see rank)
Filipino:	104 (27.37%, see rank)
Japanese:	53 (13.95%, see rank)
Korean:	50 (13.16%, see rank)
Vietnamese:	25 (6.58%, see rank)
Asian, Other:	33 (8.68%, see rank)

ACS 2006-2010 data

Total population: 20,212

White:	18,695 (92.49%, see rank)
Black:	254 (1.26%, see rank)
Hispanic:	770 (3.81%, see rank)
Asian:	456 (2.26%, see rank)
Native (American Indian, Alaska Native, Hawaiian Native, etc.):	250 (1.24%, see rank)
One Race, Other:	42 (0.21%, see rank)
Two or More Races:	515 (2.55%, see rank)

Hispanic Population

Mexican:	631 (81.95%, see rank)
Puerto Rican:	33 (4.29%, see rank)
Cuban:	4 (0.52%, see rank)
Central American:	6 (0.78%, see rank)
South American:	10 (1.30%, see rank)

Asian Population

Indian:	26 (5.70%, see rank)
Chinese:	54 (11.84%, see rank)
Filipino:	138 (30.26%, see rank)
Japanese:	77 (16.89%, see rank)
Korean:	66 (14.47%, see rank)
Vietnamese:	44 (9.65%, see rank)
Asian, Other:	51 (11.18%, see rank)

ACS 2005-2009 data

Total population: 20,949

White:	19,501 (93.09%, see rank)
Black:	278 (1.33%, see rank)
Hispanic:	701 (3.35%, see rank)
Asian:	479 (2.29%, see rank)
Native (American Indian, Alaska Native, Hawaiian Native, etc.):	176 (0.84%, see rank)
One Race, Other:	112 (0.53%, see rank)
Two or More Races:	403 (1.92%, see rank)

Hispanic Population

Mexican:	549 (78.32%, see rank)
Puerto Rican:	37 (5.28%, see rank)
Cuban:	4 (0.57%, see rank)
Central American:	8 (1.14%, see rank)
South American:	8 (1.14%, see rank)

Asian Population

Indian:	22 (4.59%, see rank)
Chinese:	44 (9.19%, see rank)
Filipino:	147 (30.69%, see rank)
Japanese:	124 (25.89%, see rank)
Korean:	71 (14.82%, see rank)
Vietnamese:	16 (3.34%, see rank)
Asian, Other:	55 (11.48%, see rank)

* ACS stands for U.S. Census American Community Survey. According to the U.S. Census, if the date is a range, you can interpret the data as an average of the period of time.