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The public schools with the highest share of multiracial students in Jersey City, New Jersey

This ranking covers the public schools with the highest share of multiracial students in Jersey City, New Jersey, drawn from 49 qualifying public schools. Dr. Michael Conti School leads the list at 5.8%, against a median of 1.7% across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked

Jersey City, New Jersey

Top % Two or more

5.8%

Median % Two or more

1.7%

MOST MULTIRACIAL · JERSEY CITY, NEW JERSEY

#	School	City	District	Students	Two or more students	% Two or more
1	Dr. Michael Conti School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	651	38	5.8%
2	The Ethical Community Charter School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	The Ethical Community Charter School School Distirct	357	19	5.3%
3	County Prep High School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Hudson County Schools of Technology School District	892	45	5.0%
4	Explore Middle School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Hudson County Schools of Technology School District	163	8	4.9%
5	Dr Ronald McNair High School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	716	33	4.6%
6	Soaring Heights Charter School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Soaring Heights Charter School	272	10	3.7%
7	Patricia M. Noonan School PS #26	Jersey City, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	539	19	3.5%
8	Dr. Paul Rafalides School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	318	11	3.5%
9	Infinity Institute	Jersey City, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	265	9	3.4%
10	Chaplain Charles Watters School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	586	19	3.2%
11	Frank R Conwell School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	605	19	3.1%
12	Cornelia F. Bradford School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	1,082	32	3.0%
13	Middle School # 4	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	755	21	2.8%
14	Rafael Cordero y Molina	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	794	22	2.8%
15	Empowerment Academy Charter School	Jersey City, NJ	Empowerment Academy Charter School	1,272	35	2.8%
16	Learning Community Charter School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	The Learning Community Charter School	634	17	2.7%
17	Alexander D. Sullivan School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	638	17	2.7%
18	Academy I	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	415	11	2.6%
19	Jotham W. Wakeman School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	617	16	2.6%
20	Dr. Charles P. DeFuccio School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	320	8	2.5%
21	James F. Murray School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	642	13	2.0%
22	Innovation High School	Jersey City, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	301	6	2.0%
23	Joseph H. Brensinger School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	926	18	1.9%
24	Ollie Culbreth Jr. School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	335	6	1.8%
25	Martin Center for the Arts	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	359	6	1.7%
26	Christa McAuliffe School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	906	15	1.7%
27	Mahatma K. Gandhi School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	821	13	1.6%
28	Charles E. Trefurt School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	668	10	1.5%
29	Martin Luther King Jr. School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	752	10	1.3%
30	Dr Lena Edwards Academic Charter School	Jersey City, NJ	Dr Lena Edwards Academic Charter School	383	5	1.3%
31	Gladys Nunery School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	251	3	1.2%
32	Ezra L. Nolan School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	250	3	1.2%
33	Jersey City Global Charter School	Jersey City, NJ	Jersey City Global Charter School	423	5	1.2%
34	President Barack Obama Elementary School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	425	5	1.2%
35	Lincoln High School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	767	9	1.2%
36	Rev. Dr. Ercel F. Webb School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	613	7	1.1%
37	Liberty High School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	193	2	1.0%
38	James J Ferris High School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	1,364	14	1.0%
39	William L Dickinson High School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	1,786	18	1.0%
40	Dr. Maya Angelou Elementary School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	607	6	1.0%
41	Henry Snyder High School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	729	6	0.8%
42	Whitney M. Young Jr. School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	623	5	0.8%
43	Alfred Zampella School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	629	5	0.8%
44	Julia A. Barnes School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	433	3	0.7%
45	Franklin L. Williams School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	906	6	0.7%
46	Nicolaus Copernicus School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Public Schools	497	3	0.6%
47	Jersey City Golden Door Charter School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Golden Door Charter School	662	3	0.5%
48	Jersey City Community Charter School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	Jersey City Community Charter School	561	0	0.0%
49	University Academy Charter High School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	University Academy Charter High School	429	0	0.0%

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Racial and ethnic enrollment shares are factual figures reported by each school to the federal government (NCES). This list describes the composition of student bodies and is not an evaluation or endorsement of any school.

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