Thompson Preschool (Bethel School District SCH DIST.), Washington - School Profile in 2023-2024 School Year

Thompson Preschool is a Prekindergarten in Tacoma, WA. It currently serves 284 students (grades PK-PK). The school is part of the Bethel School District School District.

Below, we provide details about the school including the population per grade, the racial demography of the student population, the racial demography of the student population per gender/sex, and the racial demography per grade level.

You can see similar information for other schools in Bethel School District School District and all schools in Washington.

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Student Population Per Grade

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Grade	Population
Kindergarten	40
Pre-Kindergarten	244

Gender/Sex of Thompson Preschool Student Population

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Gender	Population	Percent of Population (%)
Male	177	62.32
Female	107	37.68

Race/Ethnicity Demography of Thompson Preschool Student Population

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Race/Ethnicity	Population	Percent of Population (%)
American Indian or Alaska Native	6	2.11
Asian	14	4.93
Black or African American	28	9.86
Hispanic/Latino	82	28.87
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander	10	3.52
Two or more races	53	18.66
White	91	32.04

Male - Race/Ethnicity Demography of Student Population

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Race/Ethnicity	Population	Percent of Population (%)
American Indian or Alaska Native	4	2.26
Asian	6	3.39
Black or African American	17	9.61
Hispanic/Latino	49	27.68
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander	4	2.26
Two or more races	33	18.64
White	64	36.16

Female - Race/Ethnicity Demography of Student Population

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Race/Ethnicity	Population	Percent of Population (%)
American Indian or Alaska Native	2	1.87
Asian	8	7.48
Black or African American	11	10.28
Hispanic/Latino	33	30.84
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander	6	5.61
Two or more races	20	18.69
White	27	25.23

Race Demography Per Grade

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