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The most racially diverse public K-12 schools in Alabama · page 2

Ranks 51–61 of the most racially diverse public schools in Alabama. Back to page 1.

MOST DIVERSE · ALABAMA
#SchoolCityStudentsDiversity index% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
51Zion Chapel High SchoolJack, AL88713.6%92.9%(824)0.8%(7)2.6%(23)0.0%(0)
52Brilliant SchoolBrilliant, AL25811.9%93.8%(242)1.2%(3)3.1%(8)1.2%(3)
53Vina High SchoolVina, AL25711.2%94.2%(242)1.2%(3)1.6%(4)0.4%(1)
54Spring Garden High SchoolSpring Garden, AL55011.2%94.2%(518)0.6%(3)2.4%(13)0.0%(0)
55LEAD Academy Building BMontgomery, AL39410.7%1.5%(6)94.4%(372)2.8%(11)0.8%(3)
56Waterloo High SchoolWaterloo, AL3377.5%96.1%(324)1.5%(5)1.5%(5)0.0%(0)
57Gaylesville High SchoolGaylesville, AL3416.3%96.8%(330)1.2%(4)0.9%(3)0.0%(0)
58Hubbertville SchoolFayette, AL4505.2%97.3%(438)1.6%(7)0.2%(1)0.2%(1)
59Francis Marion SchoolMarion, AL4134.8%1.0%(4)97.6%(403)0.2%(1)0.0%(0)
60Robert C Hatch High SchoolUniontown, AL4022.0%0.0%(0)99.0%(398)0.0%(0)0.0%(0)
61Marengo High SchoolDixons Mills, AL2231.8%0.9%(2)99.1%(221)0.0%(0)0.0%(0)
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