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The most racially diverse public high schools in Lauderdale County, Alabama

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public high schools in Lauderdale County, Alabama, drawn from 8 qualifying public high schools. Florence Freshman Center leads the list at 45.5%, against a median of 90.0% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Lauderdale County, Alabama

Best Largest group

45.5%

Median Largest group

90.0%

MOST DIVERSE · LAUDERDALE COUNTY, ALABAMA

#	School	City	Students	Largest group	% White	% Black	% Hispanic	% Asian
1	Florence Freshman Center	Florence, AL	325	45.5% White (148)	45.5%(148)	25.9%(84)	13.8%(45)	1.5%(5)
2	Florence High School	Florence, AL	1,101	45.7% White (503)	45.7%(503)	26.8%(295)	16.4%(181)	1.7%(19)
3	Brooks High School	Killen, AL	729	83.8% White (611)	83.8%(611)	5.5%(40)	3.8%(28)	1.1%(8)
4	Lauderdale County High School	Rogersville, AL	542	89.8% White (487)	89.8%(487)	4.8%(26)	2.2%(12)	0.4%(2)
5	Central High School	Florence, AL	596	90.1% White (537)	90.1%(537)	3.9%(23)	4.2%(25)	0.0%(0)
6	Rogers High School	Florence, AL	510	93.5% White (477)	93.5%(477)	1.2%(6)	1.4%(7)	0.6%(3)
7	Wilson High School	Florence, AL	585	94.9% White (555)	94.9%(555)	1.4%(8)	0.8%(5)	0.8%(5)
8	Lexington High School	Lexington, AL	379	95.8% White (363)	95.8%(363)	1.6%(6)	0.5%(2)	0.3%(1)

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