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The most racially diverse public middle schools in Birmingham, Alabama

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public middle schools in Birmingham, Alabama, drawn from 10 qualifying public middle schools. Oak Mountain Middle School leads the list at 73.0%, against a median of 84.9% 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
10
Birmingham, Alabama
Best Largest group
73.0%
Median Largest group
84.9%
MOST DIVERSE · BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA
#SchoolCityStudentsLargest group% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1Oak Mountain Middle SchoolBirmingham, AL1,16873.0% White (853)73.0%(853)12.0%(140)8.2%(96)4.5%(53)
2Wilkerson Middle SchoolBirmingham, AL42479.5% Black (337)0.7%(3)79.5%(337)17.7%(75)0.0%(0)
3Ossie Ware Mitchell Middle SchoolBirmingham, AL33081.8% Black (270)1.5%(5)81.8%(270)15.2%(50)0.0%(0)
4Jones Valley Middle SchoolBirmingham, AL46583.0% Black (386)0.4%(2)83.0%(386)14.6%(68)0.0%(0)
5Smith Middle SchoolBirmingham, AL33683.6% Black (281)1.5%(5)83.6%(281)11.6%(39)0.6%(2)
6Green Acres Middle SchoolBirmingham, AL30986.1% Black (266)1.3%(4)86.1%(266)11.7%(36)0.0%(0)
7Huffman Middle SchoolBirmingham, AL38486.5% Black (332)1.8%(7)86.5%(332)11.2%(43)0.0%(0)
8Bush Hills STEAM AcademyBirmingham, AL37088.4% Black (327)0.0%(0)88.4%(327)10.5%(39)0.0%(0)
9i3 Academy Phase 2Birmingham, AL40091.3% Black (365)3.0%(12)91.3%(365)3.5%(14)0.3%(1)
10Legacy Prep IntermediateBirmingham, AL21995.9% Black (210)0.0%(0)95.9%(210)2.7%(6)0.0%(0)
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