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The most racially diverse public schools in Geneva County, Alabama

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public schools in Geneva County, Alabama, drawn from 9 qualifying public schools. Geneva County High School leads the list at 71.8%, against a median of 76.0% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Geneva County, Alabama

Best Largest group

71.8%

Median Largest group

76.0%

MOST DIVERSE · GENEVA COUNTY, ALABAMA

#	School	City	Students	Largest group	% White	% Black	% Hispanic	% Asian
1	Geneva County High School	Hartford, AL	234	71.8% White (168)	71.8%(168)	16.7%(39)	7.7%(18)	0.4%(1)
2	Geneva County Elementary School	Hartford, AL	474	73.0% White (346)	73.0%(346)	13.3%(63)	4.8%(23)	0.8%(4)
3	Samson Elementary School	Samson, AL	361	74.8% White (270)	74.8%(270)	7.2%(26)	10.5%(38)	0.8%(3)
4	Slocomb High School	Slocomb, AL	354	74.9% White (265)	74.9%(265)	7.9%(28)	13.8%(49)	0.0%(0)
5	Slocomb Elementary School	Slocomb, AL	609	76.0% White (463)	76.0%(463)	7.7%(47)	11.3%(69)	0.0%(0)
6	Mulkey Elementary School	Geneva, AL	562	77.8% White (437)	77.8%(437)	8.4%(47)	4.3%(24)	1.1%(6)
7	Slocomb Middle School	Slocomb, AL	265	79.6% White (211)	79.6%(211)	9.1%(24)	8.7%(23)	0.4%(1)
8	Geneva Middle School	Geneva, AL	298	79.9% White (238)	79.9%(238)	10.4%(31)	2.7%(8)	0.7%(2)
9	Geneva High School	Geneva, AL	369	80.0% White (295)	80.0%(295)	13.6%(50)	3.3%(12)	0.3%(1)

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