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The most racially diverse public high schools in Tempe, Arizona

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public high schools in Tempe, Arizona, drawn from 6 qualifying public high schools. Corona Del Sol High School leads the list at 67.2%, against a median of 62.8% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
6
Tempe, Arizona
Top Diversity index
67.2%
Median Diversity index
62.8%
MOST DIVERSE · TEMPE, ARIZONA
#SchoolCityStudentsDiversity index% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1Corona Del Sol High SchoolTEMPE, AZ2,60067.2%46.0%(1,196)5.6%(145)32.1%(836)6.3%(163)
2Mcclintock High SchoolTEMPE, AZ1,78166.3%22.7%(405)12.5%(222)51.4%(915)2.3%(40)
3Tempe Preparatory AcademyTEMPE, AZ43163.8%51.7%(223)2.3%(10)28.3%(122)6.5%(28)
4Marcos De Niza High SchoolTEMPE, AZ1,40861.9%14.1%(199)8.0%(112)58.2%(820)2.5%(35)
5International Commerce High School - TempeTEMPE, AZ29059.4%14.5%(42)12.1%(35)60.3%(175)0.7%(2)
6Tempe High SchoolTEMPE, AZ1,43147.7%7.8%(112)11.7%(168)70.7%(1,012)0.9%(13)
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