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The most racially diverse public high schools in Birmingham, Alabama

Across Birmingham, Alabama, 10 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by how small the single largest racial or ethnic group is, so no one group dominates. Fultondale High School leads the list at 49.8%, against a median of 81.6% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
10
Birmingham, Alabama
Best Largest group
49.8%
Median Largest group
81.6%
MOST DIVERSE · BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA
#SchoolCityStudentsLargest group% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1Fultondale High SchoolBirmingham, AL84849.8% Black (422)14.3%(121)49.8%(422)34.2%(290)0.3%(3)
2Magic City Acceptance AcademyBirmingham, AL34553.0% White (183)53.0%(183)11.0%(38)30.1%(104)0.9%(3)
3Oak Mountain High SchoolBirmingham, AL1,64872.6% White (1,197)72.6%(1,197)10.4%(172)9.8%(161)5.5%(90)
4George Washington Carver High SchoolBirmingham, AL57073.3% Black (418)0.3%(2)73.3%(418)25.3%(144)0.2%(1)
5Parker High SchoolBirmingham, AL94279.9% Black (753)0.4%(4)79.9%(753)17.9%(169)0.2%(2)
6Woodlawn High SchoolMagnetBirmingham, AL75083.2% Black (624)1.6%(12)83.2%(624)14.1%(106)0.0%(0)
7Huffman High SchoolMagnetBirmingham, AL1,09486.8% Black (950)1.1%(12)86.8%(950)10.2%(111)0.0%(0)
8Wenonah High SchoolBirmingham, AL67088.2% Black (591)1.0%(7)88.2%(591)9.6%(64)0.0%(0)
9JacksonOlin High SchoolBirmingham, AL71390.5% Black (645)0.0%(0)90.5%(645)8.7%(62)0.0%(0)
10Ramsay High SchoolBirmingham, AL76294.5% Black (720)0.8%(6)94.5%(720)2.8%(21)0.0%(0)
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