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Kansas: the most racially diverse school districts

85 districts

Kansas 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 41.1%. Showing ranks 51 to 85.

#DistrictStateSchoolsStudentsDiversity index
51Basehor-LinwoodKS73,09234.9%
52PrattKS51,27533.3%
53HaysKS73,43433.2%
54Kaw ValleyKS41,10032.8%
55CircleKS62,09131.6%
56TonganoxieKS31,97230.9%
57Dodge CityKS117,26830.6%
58AugustaKS51,90530.2%
59NickersonKS51,01130.0%
60OsawatomieKS51,02129.2%
61Rose Hill Public SchoolsKS41,71529.0%
62HumboldtKS41,01328.7%
63EudoraKS51,70128.2%
64IolaKS41,17528.2%
65Fort ScottKS51,73128.1%
66Labette CountyKS71,52827.2%
67OttawaKS62,15027.0%
68BuhlerKS72,51226.7%
69Frontenac Public SchoolsKS31,00626.3%
70AbileneKS61,47626.3%
71MulvaneKS41,71826.2%
72ClearwaterKS31,09524.9%
73Santa Fe TrailKS31,00924.7%
74Smoky ValleyKS41,21624.3%
75GirardKS31,01223.8%
76PaolaKS41,73223.5%
77WamegoKS51,61723.4%
78ChapmanKS61,13423.3%
79LiberalKS84,65323.3%
80Baldwin CityKS41,38723.1%
81LouisburgKS51,74522.6%
82ConcordiaKS31,14920.9%
83Rock CreekKS41,33017.3%
84RenwickKS61,98917.0%
85Clay CountyKS61,27216.9%

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