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Oklahoma: the counties with the most racially diverse public schools

66 counties

Oklahoma 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 65.4%. Showing ranks 51 to 66.

#CountyStateSchoolsStudentsDiversity index
51Kiowa CountyOK101,42859.4%
52Pawnee CountyOK82,45659.3%
53Adair CountyOK174,15259.2%
54Payne CountyOK2610,60958.8%
55McClain CountyOK218,73656.1%
56Stephens CountyOK267,18654.4%
57Kingfisher CountyOK183,73452.9%
58Lincoln CountyOK255,17752.1%
59Grady CountyOK339,66951.5%
60Beckham CountyOK133,88450.0%
61Woodward CountyOK133,28549.4%
62Washita CountyOK91,80646.0%
63Major CountyOK61,11744.5%
64Texas CountyOK224,54342.2%
65Woods CountyOK91,32238.7%
66Dewey CountyOK91,03337.6%

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