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

7 public high schools in Talladega County, Alabama appear in this ranking of the most racially diverse public high schools, ranked by how small the single largest racial or ethnic group is, so no one group dominates. Sylacauga High School leads the list at 50.2%, against a median of 58.6% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Talladega County, Alabama

Best Largest group

50.2%

Median Largest group

58.6%

MOST DIVERSE · TALLADEGA COUNTY, ALABAMA

#	School	City	Students	Largest group	% White	% Black	% Hispanic	% Asian
1	Sylacauga High School	Sylacauga, AL	627	50.2% White (315)	50.2%(315)	40.5%(254)	5.4%(34)	0.5%(3)
2	Winterboro High School	Alpine, AL	380	52.9% Black (201)	40.0%(152)	52.9%(201)	3.4%(13)	0.3%(1)
3	Childersburg High School	Childersburg, AL	374	58.3% Black (218)	34.8%(130)	58.3%(218)	4.3%(16)	0.3%(1)
4	Lincoln High School	Lincoln, AL	607	58.6% White (356)	58.6%(356)	35.9%(218)	3.1%(19)	0.5%(3)
5	BB Comer Memorial High School	Sylacauga, AL	395	63.3% White (250)	63.3%(250)	29.1%(115)	4.8%(19)	0.0%(0)
6	Munford High School	Munford, AL	385	67.0% White (258)	67.0%(258)	25.7%(99)	4.2%(16)	0.5%(2)
7	Talladega High School	Talladega, AL	634	74.6% Black (473)	16.6%(105)	74.6%(473)	5.8%(37)	0.3%(2)

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