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The most racially diverse public high schools in Riverside County, California

75 public high schools in Riverside County, California appear in this ranking of the most racially diverse public high schools, ranked by the diversity index, the chance that two students picked at random belong to different racial or ethnic groups. Great Oak High leads the list at 72.6%, against a median of 41.9% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Riverside County, California

Top Diversity index

72.6%

Median Diversity index

41.9%

MOST DIVERSE · RIVERSIDE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	Students	Diversity index	% White	% Black	% Hispanic	% Asian
1	Great Oak High	Temecula, CA	2,946	72.6%	36.6%(1,078)	3.4%(99)	32.3%(952)	15.0%(441)
2	Chaparral High	Temecula, CA	3,136	70.7%	31.1%(975)	4.9%(154)	41.1%(1,290)	12.8%(400)
3	Vista Murrieta High	Murrieta, CA	3,328	70.6%	28.6%(950)	6.9%(231)	43.1%(1,435)	10.3%(342)
4	Liberty High	Winchester, CA	2,537	69.8%	24.4%(619)	8.0%(204)	46.4%(1,176)	10.2%(258)
5	Eleanor Roosevelt High	Eastvale, CA	4,353	69.7%	13.1%(569)	9.3%(406)	41.3%(1,798)	32.5%(1,414)
6	Riverside STEM Academy	Riverside, CA	665	69.7%	23.0%(153)	3.6%(24)	44.5%(296)	21.6%(144)
7	John F. Kennedy High	Norco, CA	694	69.3%	22.8%(158)	5.3%(37)	44.4%(308)	22.8%(158)
8	Santiago High	Corona, CA	3,577	68.4%	32.6%(1,166)	5.0%(179)	42.7%(1,527)	15.3%(546)
9	Martin Luther King Jr. High	Riverside, CA	2,699	68.2%	30.7%(828)	8.0%(217)	44.9%(1,212)	11.2%(302)
10	Murrieta Mesa High	Murrieta, CA	2,066	68.0%	30.5%(631)	6.2%(129)	45.5%(940)	6.9%(142)
11	Western Center Academy	Hemet, CA	762	66.0%	31.9%(243)	6.0%(46)	47.2%(360)	9.1%(69)
12	Temecula Valley High	Temecula, CA	2,739	65.0%	44.3%(1,213)	2.3%(63)	37.6%(1,031)	6.9%(190)
13	Murrieta Valley High	Murrieta, CA	2,104	64.3%	42.1%(886)	3.0%(63)	41.0%(863)	4.8%(100)
14	Susan H. Nelson	Temecula, CA	306	63.9%	44.1%(135)	2.3%(7)	39.5%(121)	4.6%(14)
15	Palm Desert High	Palm Desert, CA	2,079	63.0%	35.3%(734)	1.9%(40)	48.5%(1,008)	8.4%(174)
16	Hamilton	Anza, CA	450	62.8%	33.6%(151)	1.1%(5)	49.6%(223)	2.7%(12)
17	Beaumont Senior High	Beaumont, CA	3,460	58.8%	22.1%(763)	6.5%(226)	59.3%(2,050)	6.2%(216)
18	Paloma Valley High	Menifee, CA	2,487	58.6%	21.1%(526)	6.2%(153)	59.8%(1,487)	5.7%(142)
19	Temescal Canyon High	Lake Elsinore, CA	2,373	57.2%	24.5%(582)	5.1%(122)	60.0%(1,424)	5.1%(121)
20	Norco High	Norco, CA	2,032	56.7%	37.1%(753)	1.9%(39)	54.2%(1,101)	3.5%(71)
21	Centennial High	Corona, CA	2,712	56.7%	11.9%(322)	9.1%(248)	62.9%(1,706)	11.7%(317)
22	Audeo Valley Charter	Moreno Valley, CA	238	54.4%	13.4%(32)	13.0%(31)	64.7%(154)	2.9%(7)
23	Elsinore High	Wildomar, CA	1,927	51.3%	19.4%(374)	4.7%(90)	66.6%(1,283)	3.3%(64)
24	Rancho Verde High	Moreno Valley, CA	2,101	50.7%	3.2%(67)	20.3%(426)	66.8%(1,404)	5.2%(109)
25	Hillcrest High	Riverside, CA	1,780	49.4%	12.9%(230)	5.6%(100)	68.9%(1,227)	9.8%(174)
26	Polytechnic High	Riverside, CA	2,484	49.4%	22.0%(546)	5.1%(127)	67.0%(1,665)	2.4%(59)
27	Hemet High	Hemet, CA	2,414	49.2%	21.9%(529)	5.0%(121)	67.5%(1,629)	0.9%(22)
28	Canyon Springs High	Moreno Valley, CA	2,251	46.1%	6.9%(155)	13.6%(307)	71.6%(1,611)	2.6%(59)
29	Heritage High	Menifee, CA	2,330	46.0%	10.5%(245)	6.7%(156)	72.1%(1,679)	3.6%(84)
30	West Valley High	Hemet, CA	1,857	45.8%	10.9%(202)	10.1%(187)	71.8%(1,334)	1.9%(35)
31	Palm Springs High	Palm Springs, CA	1,497	45.0%	12.0%(180)	6.5%(98)	72.6%(1,087)	4.5%(67)
32	Tahquitz High	Hemet, CA	1,761	44.9%	12.5%(220)	9.0%(159)	72.5%(1,276)	1.7%(30)
33	Banning High	Banning, CA	1,145	44.9%	8.9%(102)	7.0%(80)	72.8%(834)	4.4%(50)
34	Ortega High	Lake Elsinore, CA	463	44.2%	16.4%(76)	5.0%(23)	72.6%(336)	1.3%(6)
35	Palo Verde High	Blythe, CA	740	44.1%	15.1%(112)	7.2%(53)	72.7%(538)	1.1%(8)
36	Alessandro High	Hemet, CA	335	43.5%	11.6%(39)	8.1%(27)	73.4%(246)	1.5%(5)
37	Valley View High	Moreno Valley, CA	2,699	41.9%	6.2%(168)	10.6%(286)	75.0%(2,023)	4.5%(120)
38	Arlington High	Riverside, CA	1,920	41.9%	13.4%(258)	4.1%(78)	74.6%(1,433)	4.4%(84)
39	John W. North High	Riverside, CA	2,011	41.1%	7.3%(147)	8.8%(177)	75.5%(1,519)	4.1%(82)
40	San Jacinto Leadership Academy - Magnet	San Jacinto, CA	748	39.9%	12.3%(92)	4.4%(33)	76.2%(570)	3.3%(25)
41	Gateway College and Career Academy	Riverside, CA	394	39.8%	11.4%(45)	6.1%(24)	76.4%(301)	2.3%(9)
42	CBK Charter	Riverside, CA	612	39.7%	10.9%(67)	6.5%(40)	75.8%(464)	0.8%(5)
43	March Mountain High	Moreno Valley, CA	255	39.7%	2.0%(5)	14.9%(38)	76.1%(194)	2.0%(5)
44	La Quinta High	La Quinta, CA	2,425	38.5%	15.9%(385)	1.2%(30)	76.7%(1,860)	2.9%(70)
45	Corona High	Corona, CA	2,307	37.3%	11.8%(271)	2.3%(54)	78.1%(1,802)	5.0%(115)
46	Lee V. Pollard High	Corona, CA	413	37.1%	13.6%(56)	4.8%(20)	78.0%(322)	2.2%(9)
47	San Jacinto High	San Jacinto, CA	2,388	36.2%	6.5%(155)	8.5%(204)	79.1%(1,888)	1.4%(33)
48	Vista del Lago High	Moreno Valley, CA	1,924	35.9%	3.0%(57)	11.0%(212)	79.0%(1,521)	3.4%(66)
49	Lakeside High	Lake Elsinore, CA	1,687	34.9%	10.6%(179)	3.1%(53)	79.8%(1,346)	3.6%(60)
50	Orange Vista High	Perris, CA	2,396	34.5%	3.4%(82)	10.7%(257)	80.0%(1,917)	2.3%(54)

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