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The most racially diverse public schools in Clarke County, Alabama

Across Clarke County, Alabama, 10 public schools are ranked here, ranked by how small the single largest racial or ethnic group is, so no one group dominates. Thomasville Elementary School leads the list at 53.2%, against a median of 64.8% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
10
Clarke County, Alabama
Best Largest group
53.2%
Median Largest group
64.8%
MOST DIVERSE · CLARKE COUNTY, ALABAMA
#SchoolCityStudentsLargest group% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1Thomasville Elementary SchoolThomasville, AL42753.2% Black (227)41.5%(177)53.2%(227)1.2%(5)0.7%(3)
2Thomasville Middle SchoolThomasville, AL28154.5% Black (153)42.7%(120)54.5%(153)1.8%(5)0.4%(1)
3Thomasville High SchoolThomasville, AL30556.1% Black (171)41.3%(126)56.1%(171)1.6%(5)0.7%(2)
4Grove Hill Elementary SchoolGrove Hill, AL34857.5% Black (200)33.0%(115)57.5%(200)3.7%(13)0.6%(2)
5Wilson Hall Middle SchoolGrove Hill, AL20162.7% Black (126)33.8%(68)62.7%(126)0.5%(1)0.0%(0)
6Joe M Gillmore Elementary SchoolJackson, AL38966.8% Black (260)26.0%(101)66.8%(260)1.3%(5)0.3%(1)
7Jackson Middle SchoolJackson, AL27869.1% Black (192)25.9%(72)69.1%(192)2.2%(6)0.0%(0)
8Jackson Intermediate SchoolJackson, AL28270.6% Black (199)23.4%(66)70.6%(199)3.5%(10)0.3%(1)
9Clarke County High SchoolGrove Hill, AL25671.9% Black (184)25.4%(65)71.9%(184)0.4%(1)0.0%(0)
10Jackson High SchoolJackson, AL37673.9% Black (278)21.8%(82)73.9%(278)1.1%(4)0.5%(2)
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