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Missouri: the most racially diverse school districts

173 districts

Missouri 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 29.4%. Showing ranks 151 to 173.

#DistrictStateSchoolsStudentsDiversity index
151FARMINGTON R-VIIMO83,93712.8%
152ST. CLAIR R-XIIIMO52,06212.7%
153MOUNTAIN VIEW-BIRCH TREE R-IIIMO41,18412.6%
154CLEVER R-VMO21,26812.4%
155JEFFERSON CO. R-VIIMO51,03612.4%
156FAIR GROVE R-XMO31,29612.4%
157HILLSBORO R-IIIMO63,11712.4%
158AVA R-IMO31,33012.2%
159SULLIVANMO41,94112.2%
160SAVANNAH R-IIIMO72,39012.1%
161FREDERICKTOWN R-IMO41,88311.7%
162UNIVERSITY ACADEMYMO31,11111.7%
163STE. GENEVIEVE CO. R-IIMO41,92611.1%
164KIPP ST LOUIS PUBLIC SCHOOLSMO62,06911.0%
165BLAIR OAKS R-IIMO41,16310.8%
166ELDON R-IMO42,03810.6%
167CLARK CO. R-IMO51,0748.7%
168POTOSI R-IIIMO42,1108.5%
169JENNINGSMO72,2698.3%
170EL DORADO SPRINGS R-IIMO31,1517.4%
171RIVERVIEW GARDENSMO135,1166.6%
172GUADALUPE CENTERS SCHOOLSMO31,6146.3%
173LAWSON R-XIVMO31,1435.1%

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