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The public high schools with the highest share of multiracial students in Morris County, New Jersey

This ranking covers the public high schools with the highest share of multiracial students in Morris County, New Jersey, drawn from 25 qualifying public high schools. West Morris Mendham High School leads the list at 6.1%, against a median of 2.8% 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
25
Morris County, New Jersey
Top % Two or more
6.1%
Median % Two or more
2.8%
MOST MULTIRACIAL · MORRIS COUNTY, NEW JERSEY
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsTwo or more students% Two or more
1West Morris Mendham High SchoolMENDHAM, NJWest Morris Regional High School District1,012626.1%
2Chatham High SchoolCHATHAM, NJSchool District of the Chathams1,205726.0%
3Academy for Performing ArtsRockaway, NJMorris County Vocational School District14474.9%
4Morris County School of TechnologyDENVILLE, NJMorris County Vocational School District885434.9%
5West Morris Central High SchoolCHESTER, NJWest Morris Regional High School District1,015484.7%
6Mount Olive High SchoolFLANDERS, NJMount Olive Township School District1,520684.5%
7Morris Knolls High SchoolROCKAWAY, NJMorris Hills Regional School District1,450644.4%
8Parsippany Hills High SchoolMorris Plains, NJParsippany-Troy Hills Township School District1,035424.1%
9Roxbury High SchoolSUCCASUNNA, NJRoxbury Township School District1,179423.6%
10Mountain Lakes High SchoolMountain Lakes, NJMountain Lakes Public School District546193.5%
11Parsippany High SchoolParsippany, NJParsippany-Troy Hills Township School District900293.2%
12Morris Hills High SchoolROCKAWAY, NJMorris Hills Regional School District1,140353.1%
13Academy for Mathematics Science and EngineeringROCKAWAY, NJMorris County Vocational School District18152.8%
14Montville Township High SchoolMONTVILLE, NJMontville Township School District1,035272.6%
15Madison High SchoolMADISON, NJMadison Public School District761182.4%
16Jefferson Township High SchoolOAK RIDGE, NJJefferson Township Public School District761172.2%
17Randolph High SchoolRANDOLPH, NJRandolph Township School District1,275231.8%
18Morristown High SchoolMORRISTOWN, NJMorris School District1,816291.6%
19Pequannock Township High SchoolPompton Plains, NJPequannock Township School District65581.2%
20Boonton High SchoolBOONTON, NJBoonton Town Public School District64660.9%
21Whippany Park High SchoolWHIPPANY, NJHanover Park Regional High School District58450.9%
22Butler High SchoolBUTLER, NJButler Public School District48230.6%
23Dover High SchoolDOVER, NJDover Public School District1,16750.4%
24Kinnelon High SchoolKINNELON, NJKinnelon School District50710.2%
25Hanover Park High SchoolEAST HANOVER, NJHanover Park Regional High School District70600.0%
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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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