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Montana: the counties with the most racially diverse public schools

29 counties

Montana counties ranked by the diversity index, the chance that two public school students picked at random from the county belong to different racial or ethnic groups. Counties need at least 3 schools and 1,000 students to qualify. The median ranked county is at 28.1%.

#CountyStateSchoolsStudentsDiversity index
1Lake CountyMT214,30261.9%
2Hill CountyMT172,95858.8%
3Rosebud CountyMT151,46358.7%
4Blaine CountyMT171,32350.4%
5Roosevelt CountyMT222,35347.5%
6Cascade CountyMT4511,57744.6%
7Yellowstone CountyMT6823,85341.8%
8Valley CountyMT161,11540.7%
9Glacier CountyMT182,68538.3%
10Sanders CountyMT161,32130.4%
11Gallatin CountyMT4814,17030.0%
12Missoula CountyMT4714,09930.0%
13Richland CountyMT151,84529.4%
14Big Horn CountyMT162,53529.2%
15Lewis and Clark CountyMT359,78628.1%
16Silver Bow CountyMT114,36426.9%
17Ravalli CountyMT285,72924.9%
18Deer Lodge CountyMT41,03224.8%
19Lincoln CountyMT142,39123.2%
20Custer CountyMT121,56022.8%
21Flathead CountyMT4814,95721.9%
22Dawson CountyMT101,18221.8%
23Park CountyMT151,65621.5%
24Beaverhead CountyMT121,18221.3%
25Stillwater CountyMT171,33618.3%
26Jefferson CountyMT121,87217.3%
27Teton CountyMT171,03716.8%
28Fergus CountyMT241,60516.6%
29Carbon CountyMT191,30115.3%

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