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The most racially diverse public schools in San Francisco, California

97 public schools in San Francisco, California appear in this ranking of the most racially diverse public schools, ranked by the diversity index, the chance that two students picked at random belong to different racial or ethnic groups. Parks (Rosa) Elementary leads the list at 78.7%, against a median of 63.7% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
97
San Francisco, California
Top Diversity index
78.7%
Median Diversity index
63.7%
MOST DIVERSE · SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityStudentsDiversity index% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1Parks (Rosa) ElementarySan Francisco, CA32678.7%8.9%(29)19.6%(64)27.0%(88)19.3%(63)
2Carmichael (Bessie)/FECSan Francisco, CA55578.3%9.0%(50)19.1%(106)25.9%(144)28.3%(157)
3Independence HighSan Francisco, CA23577.9%22.1%(52)17.0%(40)31.9%(75)9.8%(23)
4Lakeshore Alternative ElementarySan Francisco, CA41677.7%12.3%(51)13.7%(57)22.4%(93)32.7%(136)
5Brown Jr. (Willie L) MiddleSan Francisco, CA36377.6%23.4%(85)20.4%(74)31.4%(114)6.1%(22)
6Redding ElementarySan Francisco, CA24077.4%28.3%(68)11.7%(28)27.5%(66)20.4%(49)
7Lilienthal (Claire) ElementarySan Francisco, CA67376.6%26.3%(177)7.4%(50)12.8%(86)29.6%(199)
8Rooftop ElementarySan Francisco, CA57576.5%31.1%(179)11.1%(64)24.7%(142)8.7%(50)
9King (Thomas Starr) ElementarySan Francisco, CA33376.5%10.2%(34)10.5%(35)15.0%(50)33.3%(111)
10Wallenberg (Raoul) Traditional HighSan Francisco, CA52275.8%15.3%(80)11.5%(60)25.9%(135)35.3%(184)
11Gateway MiddleSan Francisco, CA24775.7%24.7%(61)18.6%(46)35.2%(87)9.3%(23)
12McCoppin (Frank) ElementarySan Francisco, CA25875.2%27.9%(72)2.3%(6)18.2%(47)30.6%(79)
13Sunnyside ElementarySan Francisco, CA36675.0%36.3%(133)3.5%(13)23.2%(85)19.4%(71)
14Yick Wo ElementarySan Francisco, CA20574.8%27.3%(56)3.4%(7)13.7%(28)31.7%(65)
15Asawa (Ruth) SF Sch of the Arts A Public SchoolSan Francisco, CA68074.7%36.8%(250)3.8%(26)22.6%(154)17.4%(118)
16Clarendon Alternative ElementarySan Francisco, CA53374.3%24.9%(133)4.1%(22)10.9%(58)32.1%(171)
17The New School of San FranciscoSan Francisco, CA45774.2%28.2%(129)7.7%(35)37.2%(170)14.0%(64)
18Presidio MiddleSan Francisco, CA99273.9%21.9%(217)3.2%(32)16.8%(167)38.4%(381)
19Alamo ElementarySan Francisco, CA39073.9%29.0%(113)1.0%(4)16.7%(65)33.1%(129)
20Argonne ElementarySan Francisco, CA39173.8%27.4%(107)3.3%(13)13.6%(53)36.6%(143)
21Sherman ElementarySan Francisco, CA29173.7%41.2%(120)8.3%(24)16.8%(49)16.1%(47)
22Miraloma ElementarySan Francisco, CA34473.3%37.8%(130)2.3%(8)18.6%(64)15.7%(54)
23Lafayette ElementarySan Francisco, CA47173.0%26.1%(123)1.3%(6)13.6%(64)36.9%(174)
24Feinstein (Dianne) ElementarySan Francisco, CA35672.8%29.2%(104)1.7%(6)14.9%(53)36.5%(130)
25Peabody (George) ElementarySan Francisco, CA26972.7%36.1%(97)1.5%(4)12.3%(33)29.4%(79)
26Creative Arts CharterSan Francisco, CA44072.1%40.5%(178)12.1%(53)27.3%(120)4.3%(19)
27San Francisco Community AlternativeSan Francisco, CA23071.8%17.4%(40)11.3%(26)45.2%(104)12.6%(29)
28McKinley ElementarySan Francisco, CA29471.3%43.2%(127)6.8%(20)20.1%(59)7.8%(23)
29Webster (Daniel) ElementarySan Francisco, CA35471.2%28.5%(101)6.8%(24)41.8%(148)8.2%(29)
30Gateway HighSan Francisco, CA46471.1%28.0%(130)13.2%(61)42.0%(195)7.5%(35)
31Aptos MiddleSan Francisco, CA91170.7%12.1%(110)6.4%(58)24.5%(223)44.6%(406)
32Key (Francis Scott) ElementarySan Francisco, CA55269.1%31.9%(176)0.4%(2)10.5%(58)41.3%(228)
33King Jr. (Martin Luther) Academic MiddleSan Francisco, CA36768.0%1.4%(5)14.2%(52)43.3%(159)32.7%(120)
34Visitacion Valley ElementarySan Francisco, CA23967.9%1.3%(3)8.4%(20)31.0%(74)45.6%(109)
35New Traditions ElementarySan Francisco, CA25967.9%49.4%(128)5.8%(15)14.3%(37)8.9%(23)
36Tenderloin CommunitySan Francisco, CA28267.7%14.2%(40)9.2%(26)51.1%(144)17.0%(48)
37Roosevelt MiddleSan Francisco, CA65767.4%19.2%(126)5.2%(34)10.5%(69)50.5%(332)
38Lincoln (Abraham) HighSan Francisco, CA2,07467.4%9.5%(197)6.0%(124)26.4%(547)48.5%(1,007)
39Grattan ElementarySan Francisco, CA39267.2%50.3%(197)4.6%(18)12.0%(47)12.5%(49)
40Giannini (A.P.) MiddleSan Francisco, CA1,18366.9%17.8%(210)2.8%(33)11.9%(141)50.8%(601)
41Washington (George) HighSan Francisco, CA2,06866.8%13.3%(276)4.2%(86)20.2%(417)51.0%(1,054)
42Francisco MiddleSan Francisco, CA49666.5%9.7%(48)7.5%(37)24.8%(123)50.4%(250)
43Lowell HighSan Francisco, CA2,57165.6%15.4%(397)2.3%(58)17.1%(441)52.4%(1,346)
44Galileo HighSan Francisco, CA1,75064.9%7.9%(139)4.5%(79)32.9%(575)47.9%(839)
45Alvarado ElementarySan Francisco, CA53864.4%29.9%(161)1.1%(6)48.3%(260)2.4%(13)
46Burton (Phillip and Sala) Academic HighSan Francisco, CA1,04764.2%1.4%(15)7.8%(82)45.6%(478)37.3%(391)
47Glen Park ElementarySan Francisco, CA34864.1%23.3%(81)6.6%(23)53.2%(185)4.0%(14)
48Jefferson ElementarySan Francisco, CA51163.7%20.9%(107)0.8%(4)9.6%(49)53.4%(273)
49Sloat (Commodore) ElementarySan Francisco, CA36463.7%18.4%(67)2.5%(9)11.0%(40)54.7%(199)
50Denman (James) MiddleSan Francisco, CA80763.6%7.6%(61)4.8%(39)53.3%(430)25.6%(207)
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