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Rhode Island: the most racially diverse school districts

31 districts

Rhode Island 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 40.8%.

#DistrictStateSchoolsStudentsDiversity index
1PawtucketRI167,70870.3%
2NewportRI31,75569.4%
3WoonsocketRI95,32568.1%
4North ProvidenceRI83,40168.0%
5CranstonRI229,86166.9%
6Central FallsRI72,51564.6%
7East ProvidenceRI115,13660.8%
8JohnstonRI83,13660.7%
9MiddletownRI51,81957.1%
10West WarwickRI63,42354.9%
11ProvidenceRI3920,64549.7%
12WarwickRI187,68849.6%
13CumberlandRI94,84549.0%
14LincolnRI63,25545.2%
15Achievement First Rhode IslandRI73,20041.7%
16BarringtonRI63,26740.8%
17East GreenwichRI62,47639.7%
18WesterlyRI62,09538.5%
19North SmithfieldRI31,61735.4%
20South KingstownRI52,21334.8%
21North KingstownRI83,74834.6%
22PortsmouthRI42,11433.4%
23SmithfieldRI52,34831.9%
24Bristol WarrenRI62,62731.0%
25CoventryRI74,01029.2%
26TivertonRI51,48425.7%
27Exeter-West GreenwichRI51,52925.1%
28BurrillvilleRI51,93522.2%
29CharihoRI72,95120.9%
30Foster-GlocesterRI21,26519.8%
31ScituateRI51,1889.1%

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