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The most racially diverse public middle schools in Alabama

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public middle schools in Alabama, drawn from 246 qualifying public middle schools. Austin Middle School leads the list at 71.7%, against a median of 49.5% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

246

Alabama

Top Diversity index

71.7%

Median Diversity index

49.5%

MOST DIVERSE · ALABAMA

#	School	City	Students	Diversity index	% White	% Black	% Hispanic	% Asian
1	Austin Middle School	Decatur, AL	727	71.7%	21.5%(156)	27.6%(201)	38.9%(283)	2.2%(16)
2	Whitesburg Middle School	Huntsville, AL	535	70.5%	24.9%(133)	31.8%(170)	35.9%(192)	0.9%(5)
3	Florence Middle School	Florence, AL	663	70.2%	40.0%(265)	31.7%(210)	15.4%(102)	1.1%(7)
4	Journey Middle School	Madison, AL	903	69.8%	47.0%(424)	22.8%(206)	10.0%(90)	10.1%(91)
5	Sparkman Middle School	Toney, AL	723	69.7%	35.5%(257)	39.1%(283)	12.7%(92)	0.8%(6)
6	Daleville Middle School	Dalevile, AL	302	69.6%	39.7%(120)	30.5%(92)	22.2%(67)	0.3%(1)
7	Decatur Middle School	Decatur, AL	818	69.5%	32.1%(263)	23.8%(195)	37.6%(308)	0.6%(5)
8	Pelham Park Middle School	Pelham, AL	835	69.1%	43.0%(359)	19.3%(161)	28.7%(240)	3.1%(26)
9	Sansom Middle School	Gadsden, AL	339	69.1%	37.8%(128)	31.6%(107)	25.4%(86)	0.3%(1)
10	East Samford School	Auburn, AL	733	67.8%	49.4%(362)	20.7%(152)	10.6%(78)	14.6%(107)
11	Athens Middle School	Athens, AL	935	67.4%	46.8%(438)	20.9%(195)	24.5%(229)	1.3%(12)
12	Foley Middle School	Foley, AL	823	67.3%	41.9%(345)	13.6%(112)	35.7%(294)	0.8%(7)
13	Oxford Middle School	Oxford, AL	619	66.4%	46.9%(290)	29.2%(181)	17.0%(105)	2.3%(14)
14	CE Hanna School	Hobson City, AL	536	66.3%	48.3%(259)	24.1%(129)	20.7%(111)	2.4%(13)
15	Monrovia Middle School	Huntsville, AL	988	66.3%	47.9%(473)	30.6%(302)	9.4%(93)	2.0%(20)
16	Meridianville Middle School	Hazel Green, AL	1,100	66.3%	47.4%(521)	31.3%(344)	9.4%(103)	0.9%(10)
17	Calera Middle	Montevallo, AL	767	66.2%	36.1%(277)	43.0%(330)	14.1%(108)	1.6%(12)
18	Montevallo Middle School	Montevallo, AL	346	66.0%	40.2%(139)	20.2%(70)	37.0%(128)	0.3%(1)
19	DavisEmerson Middle School	Cottondale, AL	397	66.0%	21.9%(87)	41.6%(165)	34.5%(137)	0.0%(0)
20	Drake Middle School	Auburn, AL	720	65.8%	52.1%(375)	19.0%(137)	8.2%(59)	15.8%(114)
21	Challenger Middle School	Huntsville, AL	425	65.2%	51.5%(219)	22.8%(97)	15.5%(66)	3.3%(14)
22	Liberty Middle School	Madison, AL	1,103	65.2%	53.6%(591)	18.9%(208)	9.1%(100)	11.1%(122)
23	Huntsville Junior High School	Huntsville, AL	530	65.1%	42.3%(224)	39.1%(207)	11.3%(60)	0.2%(1)
24	Russell County Middle School	Seale, AL	810	65.0%	42.0%(340)	39.8%(322)	10.0%(81)	0.1%(1)
25	Echols Middle School	Northport, AL	738	65.0%	47.4%(350)	28.7%(212)	20.5%(151)	1.2%(9)
26	Robert F Bumpus Middle School	Hoover, AL	1,192	64.9%	51.3%(612)	26.6%(317)	6.0%(71)	10.3%(123)
27	Katherine H Hankins Middle School	Theodore, AL	771	64.8%	49.3%(380)	29.7%(229)	13.1%(101)	1.6%(12)
28	Phillips Preparatory Middle School	Mobile, AL	453	64.5%	34.4%(156)	47.5%(215)	5.1%(23)	8.0%(36)
29	Fox Run School	Opelika, AL	392	64.4%	27.8%(109)	49.0%(192)	19.4%(76)	0.8%(3)
30	Jefferson County International Baccalaureate School	Pleasant Grove, AL	345	64.4%	41.5%(143)	40.3%(139)	14.5%(50)	0.6%(2)
31	Millbrook Middle School	Millbrook, AL	1,071	64.2%	40.1%(430)	42.8%(458)	10.0%(107)	0.9%(10)
32	Gadsden Middle School	Gadsden, AL	438	64.2%	28.1%(123)	49.1%(215)	19.4%(85)	1.1%(5)
33	CollinsRiverside Middle School	Northport, AL	318	64.0%	23.6%(75)	49.1%(156)	25.2%(80)	1.3%(4)
34	Ira F Simmons Middle School	Hoover, AL	860	63.7%	52.1%(448)	26.3%(226)	13.9%(120)	3.4%(29)
35	Alexander City Middle School	Alexander City, AL	430	63.7%	35.4%(152)	47.2%(203)	11.6%(50)	1.4%(6)
36	Baldwin Art And Academics Magnet	Montgomery, AL	478	63.6%	20.1%(96)	51.9%(248)	3.1%(15)	23.0%(110)
37	William L Radney Elementary School	Alexander City, AL	414	63.6%	39.1%(162)	44.4%(184)	10.4%(43)	1.4%(6)
38	Thompson Middle School	Alabaster, AL	1,444	63.5%	50.8%(734)	22.8%(329)	23.2%(335)	1.0%(15)
39	Coppinville School	Enterprise, AL	571	63.4%	53.2%(304)	18.7%(107)	21.4%(122)	2.1%(12)
40	Bernice J Causey Middle School	Mobile, AL	1,339	63.2%	49.9%(668)	32.6%(436)	9.9%(132)	3.4%(46)
41	Opelika Middle School	Opelika, AL	812	63.0%	28.4%(231)	50.5%(410)	18.4%(149)	1.1%(9)
42	Academy for Academics and Arts Middle School	Huntsville, AL	270	62.8%	25.6%(69)	53.7%(145)	7.8%(21)	1.9%(5)
43	Wetumpka Middle School	Wetumpka, AL	647	62.8%	47.1%(305)	37.3%(241)	8.7%(56)	0.9%(6)
44	Pike Road Jr High School	Pike Road, AL	449	62.6%	51.5%(231)	31.2%(140)	9.3%(42)	5.3%(24)
45	Prattville Junior High School	Prattville, AL	928	62.2%	50.2%(466)	34.3%(318)	6.9%(64)	3.6%(33)
46	W F Burns Middle School	Valley, AL	545	61.8%	47.2%(257)	37.6%(205)	13.4%(73)	0.4%(2)
47	Rudd Middle School	Pinson, AL	648	61.8%	14.3%(93)	49.4%(320)	34.3%(222)	0.1%(1)
48	Northridge Middle School	Tuscaloosa, AL	775	61.8%	49.2%(381)	36.3%(281)	8.7%(67)	3.6%(28)
49	Buckhorn Middle School	New Market, AL	701	61.6%	56.1%(393)	24.0%(168)	7.6%(53)	1.0%(7)
50	Morris Middle School	Huntsville, AL	397	61.5%	10.1%(40)	33.8%(134)	50.9%(202)	0.5%(2)

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