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The most racially diverse public K-12 schools in DeKalb County, Alabama

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public K-12 schools in DeKalb County, Alabama, drawn from 7 qualifying public K-12 schools. Geraldine School leads the list at 58.3%, against a median of 49.1% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

DeKalb County, Alabama

Top Diversity index

58.3%

Median Diversity index

49.1%

MOST DIVERSE · DEKALB COUNTY, ALABAMA

#	School	City	Students	Diversity index	% White	% Black	% Hispanic	% Asian
1	Geraldine School	Geraldine, AL	1,211	58.3%	56.5%(684)	0.7%(9)	28.0%(339)	0.0%(0)
2	Collinsville High School	Collinsville, AL	906	55.2%	27.9%(253)	2.4%(22)	60.5%(548)	0.7%(6)
3	Sylvania School	Sylvania, AL	915	54.6%	63.2%(578)	1.4%(13)	16.9%(155)	0.6%(5)
4	Valley Head High School	Valley Head, AL	517	49.1%	66.5%(344)	0.6%(3)	24.9%(129)	0.0%(0)
5	Plainview School	Rainsville, AL	1,167	49.1%	68.3%(797)	0.4%(5)	13.7%(160)	0.5%(6)
6	Fyffe High School	Fyffe, AL	954	46.7%	70.1%(669)	0.8%(8)	8.6%(82)	0.4%(4)
7	Ider School	Ider, AL	586	42.8%	73.2%(429)	0.3%(2)	3.9%(23)	0.5%(3)

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