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The most racially diverse public middle schools in Bakersfield, California

29 public middle schools in Bakersfield, California appear in this ranking of the most racially diverse public middle schools, ranked by the diversity index, the chance that two students picked at random belong to different racial or ethnic groups. Earl Warren Junior High leads the list at 69.0%, against a median of 38.2% across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked
29
Bakersfield, California
Top Diversity index
69.0%
Median Diversity index
38.2%
MOST DIVERSE · BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityStudentsDiversity index% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1Earl Warren Junior HighBakersfield, CA96569.0%21.4%(207)7.5%(72)47.5%(458)17.3%(167)
2Fruitvale Junior HighBakersfield, CA69363.0%35.9%(249)4.8%(33)48.3%(335)6.3%(44)
3Norris MiddleBakersfield, CA99262.2%44.5%(441)1.7%(17)41.6%(413)6.5%(64)
4Rosedale MiddleBakersfield, CA81062.1%44.7%(362)2.4%(19)41.6%(337)6.0%(49)
5Freedom MiddleBakersfield, CA71259.2%40.3%(287)2.3%(16)49.2%(350)3.1%(22)
6Tevis Junior HighBakersfield, CA80758.4%21.2%(171)6.9%(56)60.0%(484)5.0%(40)
7Standard MiddleBakersfield, CA1,00558.2%39.7%(399)5.2%(52)50.6%(509)0.7%(7)
8Beardsley Junior HighBakersfield, CA38353.6%26.1%(100)6.5%(25)62.4%(239)0.0%(0)
9Rio Bravo-Greeley ElementaryBakersfield, CA46653.4%40.1%(187)0.6%(3)55.1%(257)3.2%(15)
10Stonecreek Junior HighBakersfield, CA98651.2%6.8%(67)6.3%(62)67.4%(665)14.3%(141)
11O. J. Actis Junior HighBakersfield, CA68149.9%10.4%(71)12.8%(87)68.6%(467)3.2%(22)
12Paul L. Cato MiddleBakersfield, CA69444.7%19.3%(134)2.6%(18)71.6%(497)4.3%(30)
13Fred L. Thompson Junior HighBakersfield, CA71443.2%7.0%(50)13.3%(95)73.7%(526)2.1%(15)
14Chipman Junior HighBakersfield, CA70839.8%14.8%(105)6.1%(43)75.8%(537)1.6%(11)
15Emerson MiddleBakersfield, CA81338.2%6.0%(49)13.2%(107)77.1%(627)1.6%(13)
16Curran MiddleBakersfield, CA97335.5%5.1%(50)11.6%(113)79.2%(771)1.2%(12)
17Greenfield MiddleBakersfield, CA87328.5%4.6%(40)7.5%(65)84.1%(734)1.4%(12)
18Washington MiddleBakersfield, CA63928.1%7.2%(46)7.0%(45)84.0%(537)0.2%(1)
19Compton Junior HighBakersfield, CA58625.8%8.0%(47)4.3%(25)85.7%(502)0.7%(4)
20Abraham Lincoln Jr. HighBakersfield, CA52724.9%2.9%(15)9.1%(48)86.2%(454)0.6%(3)
21McKee MiddleBakersfield, CA86923.1%6.2%(54)4.4%(38)87.3%(759)0.9%(8)
22Sequoia Jr. HighBakersfield, CA74623.1%3.0%(22)8.0%(60)87.3%(651)0.1%(1)
23Leon H. Ollivier MiddleBakersfield, CA1,15222.7%3.8%(44)4.6%(53)87.7%(1,010)2.6%(30)
24Walter Stiern MiddleBakersfield, CA89121.3%7.1%(63)3.6%(32)88.3%(787)0.1%(1)
25Edison MiddleBakersfield, CA48921.0%6.5%(32)3.1%(15)88.5%(433)0.0%(0)
26Sierra MiddleBakersfield, CA73117.5%4.2%(31)2.9%(21)90.7%(663)0.3%(2)
27Fairfax Junior HighBakersfield, CA60916.7%2.8%(17)1.6%(10)91.1%(555)1.3%(8)
28SunsetBakersfield, CA3023.3%1.7%(5)0.0%(0)98.3%(297)0.0%(0)
29Mountain View MiddleBakersfield, CA5940.7%0.3%(2)0.0%(0)99.7%(592)0.0%(0)
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