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The most racially diverse public schools in Chilton County, Alabama

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public schools in Chilton County, Alabama, drawn from 12 qualifying public schools. Chilton County High School leads the list at 60.0%, against a median of 58.5% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
12
Chilton County, Alabama
Top Diversity index
60.0%
Median Diversity index
58.5%
MOST DIVERSE · CHILTON COUNTY, ALABAMA
#SchoolCityStudentsDiversity index% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1Chilton County High SchoolClanton, AL83360.0%58.1%(484)17.1%(142)17.2%(143)1.3%(11)
2Jemison Intermediate SchoolJemison, AL46859.8%47.9%(224)8.3%(39)40.6%(190)0.0%(0)
3Clanton Intermediate SchoolClanton, AL63059.3%59.4%(374)15.2%(96)16.4%(103)2.1%(13)
4Jemison High SchoolJemison, AL70259.1%41.9%(294)6.7%(47)47.7%(335)0.3%(2)
5Clanton Middle SchoolClanton, AL40159.1%58.6%(235)17.2%(69)18.4%(74)0.8%(3)
6Clanton Elementary SchoolClanton, AL94258.9%59.0%(556)16.7%(157)17.7%(167)0.4%(4)
7Jemison Elementary SchoolJemison, AL75258.1%52.5%(395)6.7%(50)37.1%(279)0.1%(1)
8Jemison Middle SchoolJemison, AL32857.7%44.2%(145)5.8%(19)47.3%(155)0.3%(1)
9Maplesville High SchoolMaplesville, AL59237.6%77.5%(459)13.7%(81)3.0%(18)0.0%(0)
10Verbena High SchoolVerbena, AL58932.4%81.5%(480)6.3%(37)8.7%(51)0.0%(0)
11Thorsby High SchoolThorsby, AL89531.7%81.8%(732)4.9%(44)10.5%(94)0.1%(1)
12Isabella High SchoolMaplesville, AL78930.3%82.6%(652)4.1%(32)11.0%(87)0.0%(0)
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