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The most racially diverse public high schools in Sacramento, California

Across Sacramento, California, 27 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the diversity index, the chance that two students picked at random belong to different racial or ethnic groups. Inderkum High leads the list at 78.5%, against a median of 69.2% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Sacramento, California

Top Diversity index

78.5%

Median Diversity index

69.2%

MOST DIVERSE · SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	Students	Diversity index	% White	% Black	% Hispanic	% Asian
1	Inderkum High	Sacramento, CA	2,194	78.5%	12.5%(274)	21.4%(469)	28.3%(621)	24.3%(534)
2	Encina High	Sacramento, CA	766	75.9%	18.9%(145)	14.1%(108)	26.6%(204)	33.5%(257)
3	Rosemont High	Sacramento, CA	1,485	75.5%	25.5%(379)	16.3%(242)	36.6%(544)	9.3%(138)
4	John F. Kennedy High	Sacramento, CA	1,652	75.0%	9.2%(152)	18.8%(310)	37.4%(617)	24.5%(405)
5	Foothill High	Sacramento, CA	1,417	74.6%	21.7%(307)	12.1%(171)	40.1%(568)	14.8%(209)
6	Mira Loma High	Sacramento, CA	1,655	74.4%	34.0%(562)	6.4%(106)	22.5%(372)	28.0%(464)
7	Leroy Greene Academy	Sacramento, CA	755	72.8%	15.4%(116)	13.6%(103)	44.2%(334)	15.6%(118)
8	Sheldon High	Sacramento, CA	2,368	72.5%	9.9%(235)	11.0%(260)	25.4%(601)	42.4%(1,005)
9	C. K. McClatchy High	Sacramento, CA	2,569	72.4%	24.8%(638)	8.4%(216)	42.6%(1,095)	12.4%(318)
10	West Campus	Sacramento, CA	907	71.9%	21.5%(195)	1.6%(15)	27.8%(252)	38.4%(348)
11	North Area Community	Sacramento, CA	280	71.8%	22.5%(63)	22.9%(64)	41.4%(116)	2.5%(7)
12	Umoja International Academy	Sacramento, CA	412	71.2%	19.4%(80)	14.6%(60)	46.4%(191)	8.0%(33)
13	El Camino Fundamental High	Sacramento, CA	1,226	70.8%	36.7%(450)	8.6%(105)	36.2%(444)	7.7%(94)
14	Florin High	Sacramento, CA	1,679	69.2%	4.9%(83)	10.4%(174)	38.2%(641)	38.3%(643)
15	Luther Burbank High	Sacramento, CA	1,535	69.1%	2.8%(43)	16.6%(255)	45.1%(693)	27.1%(416)
16	Grant Union High	Sacramento, CA	1,987	68.0%	5.0%(100)	15.7%(311)	49.7%(987)	20.0%(397)
17	Valley High	Sacramento, CA	1,622	67.8%	4.4%(71)	11.3%(183)	45.6%(739)	31.1%(504)
18	SAVA - Sacramento Academic and Vocational Academy	Sacramento, CA	234	66.8%	8.6%(20)	24.8%(58)	49.1%(115)	2.1%(5)
19	Natomas Pacific Pathways Prep	Sacramento, CA	629	66.6%	16.9%(106)	4.3%(27)	23.2%(146)	49.8%(313)
20	School of Engineering & Sciences	Sacramento, CA	542	66.5%	10.7%(58)	7.9%(43)	52.6%(285)	17.9%(97)
21	Natomas High	Sacramento, CA	1,157	66.0%	7.7%(89)	21.0%(243)	52.3%(605)	11.4%(132)
22	Hiram W. Johnson High	Sacramento, CA	1,682	65.0%	6.2%(105)	9.0%(151)	53.0%(892)	23.1%(389)
23	Rio Americano High	Sacramento, CA	1,891	61.3%	57.4%(1,086)	3.5%(66)	17.9%(339)	12.7%(240)
24	Aspire Alexander Twilight Secondary Academy	Sacramento, CA	464	61.0%	6.0%(28)	17.7%(82)	57.5%(267)	3.0%(14)
25	Sacramento Charter High	Sacramento, CA	413	58.1%	2.7%(11)	57.9%(239)	26.9%(111)	1.2%(5)
26	SAVA - Sacramento Academic and Vocational Academy - SCUSD	Sacramento, CA	672	54.6%	7.6%(51)	12.3%(83)	64.7%(435)	6.3%(42)
27	Futures High	Sacramento, CA	469	46.4%	71.4%(335)	7.5%(35)	12.2%(57)	6.8%(32)

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