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California: the most racially diverse school districts

530 districts

California 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 55.0%. Showing ranks 501 to 530.

#DistrictStateSchoolsStudentsDiversity index
501Santa Paula UnifiedCA104,57010.2%
502Lindsay UnifiedCA103,92810.0%
503Brawley ElementaryCA63,8839.4%
504Santa Maria-BonitaCA2117,4088.9%
505LennoxCA63,9418.7%
506King City UnionCA42,5548.7%
507Williams UnifiedCA41,3038.7%
508Montebello UnifiedCA2919,1498.2%
509Farmersville UnifiedCA62,3468.1%
510Soledad UnifiedCA104,8057.9%
511Earlimart ElementaryCA31,3837.8%
512Cutler-Orosi Joint UnifiedCA83,8157.8%
513El Centro ElementaryCA125,1577.6%
514Santa Ana UnifiedCA5135,9937.6%
515Wasco Union ElementaryCA63,4737.6%
516Guadalupe Union ElementaryCA21,3237.6%
517Firebaugh-Las Deltas UnifiedCA62,2326.4%
518El Rancho UnifiedCA136,7165.9%
519Golden Plains UnifiedCA61,3515.5%
520Reef-Sunset UnifiedCA72,6635.5%
521Alisal UnionCA137,3035.3%
522Gonzales UnifiedCA31,9614.7%
523Coachella Valley UnifiedCA2115,8174.3%
524McFarland UnifiedCA73,2824.0%
525Parlier UnifiedCA73,2063.7%
526Greenfield Union ElementaryCA53,3193.4%
527Heber ElementaryCA21,1553.4%
528Mendota UnifiedCA73,9772.6%
529Lamont ElementaryCA42,5612.2%
530Calexico UnifiedCA128,0221.6%

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