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New Mexico: the counties with the most racially diverse public schools

26 counties

New Mexico 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 50.0%.

#CountyStateSchoolsStudentsDiversity index
1Otero CountyNM257,63967.5%
2San Juan CountyNM6121,30967.1%
3Sandoval CountyNM4822,44562.7%
4Lincoln CountyNM142,60160.7%
5Los Alamos CountyNM83,97158.7%
6Cibola CountyNM173,85456.5%
7Sierra CountyNM51,24656.1%
8Curry CountyNM278,77753.6%
9Socorro CountyNM112,13553.5%
10Quay CountyNM131,40552.3%
11Bernalillo CountyNM20385,72452.2%
12Roosevelt CountyNM133,10852.0%
13McKinley CountyNM5316,80750.4%
14Torrance CountyNM112,25849.5%
15Taos CountyNM223,72747.4%
16Eddy CountyNM2511,66146.9%
17Rio Arriba CountyNM273,12746.0%
18Santa Fe CountyNM5220,71945.8%
19Colfax CountyNM161,37842.9%
20Grant CountyNM163,24042.0%
21Valencia CountyNM2711,95639.1%
22Chaves CountyNM3210,50438.0%
23Lea CountyNM3815,12636.2%
24Doña Ana CountyNM7736,56125.7%
25Luna CountyNM135,11622.2%
26San Miguel CountyNM183,15615.7%

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