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Alabama: the most racially diverse school districts

127 districts

Alabama public school districts ranked by the diversity index, the chance that two students picked at random from the district belong to different racial or ethnic groups. Districts need at least 2 schools and 500 students to qualify. The median ranked district is at 51.4%. Showing ranks 101 to 127.

#DistrictStateSchoolsStudentsDiversity index
101Bullock CountyAL31,32734.8%
102Blount CountyAL147,60034.2%
103Haleyville CityAL31,59734.1%
104Vestavia Hills CityAL96,93432.2%
105Etowah CountyAL228,73929.9%
106Lamar CountyAL42,12928.9%
107Birmingham CityAL4320,95428.8%
108Cullman CountyAL259,90128.8%
109Marion CountyAL103,30228.4%
110Anniston CityAL51,82127.6%
111Cullman CityAL53,24327.3%
112Satsuma CityAL21,53426.6%
113Walker CountyAL177,09125.9%
114Winfield CityAL31,20425.1%
115Hartselle CityAL63,68324.8%
116Covington CountyAL83,02822.6%
117Cherokee CountyAL73,86021.4%
118Cleburne CountyAL72,49020.6%
119Orange Beach CityAL21,26220.4%
120Lauderdale CountyAL147,95217.8%
121Arab CityAL42,59515.2%
122Mountain Brook CityAL64,42511.7%
123Fairfield CityAL41,34811.6%
124Lowndes CountyAL71,1099.4%
125Selma CityAL82,3018.3%
126Winston CountyAL92,3098.0%
127Wilcox CountyAL51,1476.1%

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