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The most racially diverse public schools in Jefferson County, Alabama · page 2

Ranks 51–100 of the most racially diverse public schools in Jefferson County, Alabama. Back to page 1.

MOST DIVERSE · JEFFERSON COUNTY, ALABAMA

#	School	City	Students	Largest group	% White	% Black	% Hispanic	% Asian
51	McAdory Elementary School	McCalla, AL	617	63.9% Black (394)	16.5%(102)	63.9%(394)	13.4%(83)	0.5%(3)
52	Magnolia Elementary School	Trussville, AL	391	63.9% White (250)	63.9%(250)	18.9%(74)	8.4%(33)	4.1%(16)
53	Jonesboro Elementary School	Bessemer, AL	474	64.1% Black (304)	2.1%(10)	64.1%(304)	32.3%(153)	0.0%(0)
54	Homewood High School	Homewood, AL	1,333	64.8% White (864)	64.8%(864)	15.8%(210)	13.7%(183)	2.2%(29)
55	Avondale Elementary School	Birmingham, AL	339	67.0% Black (227)	21.8%(74)	67.0%(227)	7.4%(25)	0.0%(0)
56	Homewood Middle School	Homewood, AL	1,000	67.0% White (670)	67.0%(670)	16.6%(166)	10.8%(108)	1.4%(14)
57	Inglenook School	Birmingham, AL	312	67.6% Black (211)	1.6%(5)	67.6%(211)	28.2%(88)	0.0%(0)
58	Tuggle Elementary School	Birmingham, AL	423	69.3% Black (293)	0.5%(2)	69.3%(293)	28.8%(122)	0.0%(0)
59	Martha Gaskins K5	Birmingham, AL	537	69.3% Black (372)	1.3%(7)	69.3%(372)	25.7%(138)	0.2%(1)
60	Warrior Elementary School	Warrior, AL	612	71.9% White (440)	71.9%(440)	17.2%(105)	4.7%(29)	0.5%(3)
61	Paine Elementary School	Trussville, AL	1,338	73.0% White (977)	73.0%(977)	15.4%(206)	4.5%(60)	1.9%(26)
62	George Washington Carver High School	Birmingham, AL	570	73.3% Black (418)	0.3%(2)	73.3%(418)	25.3%(144)	0.2%(1)
63	HewittTrussville Middle School	Trussville, AL	1,163	73.4% White (854)	73.4%(854)	15.8%(184)	4.6%(54)	3.3%(38)
64	Bessemer City Middle School	Bessemer, AL	616	73.7% Black (454)	0.8%(5)	73.7%(454)	22.1%(136)	0.2%(1)
65	Snow Rogers Elementary School	Gardendale, AL	389	74.0% White (288)	74.0%(288)	14.9%(58)	7.2%(28)	0.8%(3)
66	Bluff Park Elementary School	Hoover, AL	658	74.5% White (490)	74.5%(490)	16.4%(108)	5.2%(34)	0.9%(6)
67	Barrett Elementary School	Birmingham, AL	383	74.9% Black (287)	1.8%(7)	74.9%(287)	20.9%(80)	0.0%(0)
68	Vestavia Hills Elementary West	Vestavia Hills, AL	691	75.3% White (520)	75.3%(520)	5.1%(35)	4.9%(34)	9.0%(62)
69	HewittTrussville High School	Trussville, AL	1,571	75.4% White (1,185)	75.4%(1,185)	16.2%(254)	3.3%(52)	2.5%(39)
70	Shades Cahaba Elementary School	Homewood, AL	507	75.5% White (383)	75.5%(383)	8.9%(45)	7.5%(38)	3.0%(15)
71	Bessemer City High School	Bessemer, AL	760	76.7% Black (583)	0.9%(7)	76.7%(583)	21.8%(166)	0.0%(0)
72	Empower Community School Upper Campus	Bessemer, AL	211	77.7% Black (164)	0.5%(1)	77.7%(164)	20.4%(43)	0.0%(0)
73	Minor Middle School	Adamsville, AL	668	78.1% Black (522)	5.8%(39)	78.1%(522)	11.8%(79)	0.1%(1)
74	Central Park Elementary School	Birmingham, AL	386	78.5% Black (303)	0.3%(1)	78.5%(303)	19.4%(75)	0.0%(0)
75	ClayChalkville Middle School	Trussville, AL	952	78.8% Black (750)	7.6%(72)	78.8%(750)	10.0%(95)	0.1%(1)
76	Robinson Elementary School	Birmingham, AL	354	78.8% Black (279)	0.6%(2)	78.8%(279)	19.8%(70)	0.6%(2)
77	Chalkville Elementary School	Birmingham, AL	818	79.3% Black (649)	2.6%(21)	79.3%(649)	14.6%(119)	0.0%(0)
78	Hayes K8	Birmingham, AL	693	79.4% Black (550)	0.9%(6)	79.4%(550)	18.9%(131)	0.0%(0)
79	Liberty Park Middle School	Vestavia, AL	514	79.4% White (408)	79.4%(408)	3.7%(19)	4.5%(23)	7.2%(37)
80	Wilkerson Middle School	Birmingham, AL	424	79.5% Black (337)	0.7%(3)	79.5%(337)	17.7%(75)	0.0%(0)
81	Parker High School	Birmingham, AL	942	79.9% Black (753)	0.4%(4)	79.9%(753)	17.9%(169)	0.2%(2)
82	Cahaba Elementary School	Trussville, AL	542	80.1% White (434)	80.1%(434)	6.6%(36)	7.0%(38)	2.0%(11)
83	Mortimer Jordan High School	Kimberly, AL	886	80.5% White (713)	80.5%(713)	11.1%(98)	4.7%(42)	0.8%(7)
84	Vestavia Hills Elementary Liberty Park	Vestavia Hills, AL	546	80.8% White (441)	80.8%(441)	5.7%(31)	3.7%(20)	5.9%(32)
85	Vestavia Hills Elementary Cahaba Heights	Vestavia Hills, AL	451	80.9% White (365)	80.9%(365)	3.3%(15)	6.4%(29)	4.4%(20)
86	Hudson KEight School	Birmingham, AL	580	81.2% Black (471)	0.5%(3)	81.2%(471)	16.2%(94)	0.0%(0)
87	Bryant Park Elementary	Birmingham, AL	707	81.3% Black (575)	7.8%(55)	81.3%(575)	6.7%(47)	0.8%(6)
88	Vestavia Hills High School Freshman Campus	Vestavia Hills, AL	548	81.6% White (447)	81.6%(447)	5.7%(31)	4.2%(23)	6.9%(38)
89	Vestavia Hills High School	Vestavia Hills, AL	1,625	81.7% White (1,328)	81.7%(1,328)	4.4%(72)	4.3%(70)	6.9%(112)
90	Ossie Ware Mitchell Middle School	Birmingham, AL	330	81.8% Black (270)	1.5%(5)	81.8%(270)	15.2%(50)	0.0%(0)
91	ClayChalkville High School	Pinson, AL	1,377	81.8% Black (1,127)	7.0%(97)	81.8%(1,127)	9.2%(127)	0.3%(4)
92	West End Academy	Birmingham, AL	492	81.9% Black (403)	0.8%(4)	81.9%(403)	16.3%(80)	0.0%(0)
93	Vestavia Hills Elementary Dolly Ridge	Vestavia Hills, AL	657	82.2% White (540)	82.2%(540)	7.3%(48)	5.0%(33)	2.9%(19)
94	Pizitz Middle School	Vestavia, AL	1,131	82.6% White (934)	82.6%(934)	4.4%(50)	3.2%(36)	8.3%(94)
95	Jones Valley Middle School	Birmingham, AL	465	83.0% Black (386)	0.4%(2)	83.0%(386)	14.6%(68)	0.0%(0)
96	Woodlawn High SchoolMagnet	Birmingham, AL	750	83.2% Black (624)	1.6%(12)	83.2%(624)	14.1%(106)	0.0%(0)
97	UW Clemon Elementary School	Adamsville, AL	590	83.2% Black (491)	5.9%(35)	83.2%(491)	9.7%(57)	0.0%(0)
98	North Jefferson Middle School	Kimberly, AL	669	83.6% White (559)	83.6%(559)	10.8%(72)	3.9%(26)	0.8%(5)
99	Empower Community SchoolLower School	Bessemer, AL	201	83.6% Black (168)	2.5%(5)	83.6%(168)	10.9%(22)	0.0%(0)
100	Smith Middle School	Birmingham, AL	336	83.6% Black (281)	1.5%(5)	83.6%(281)	11.6%(39)	0.6%(2)

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