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The most racially diverse public middle schools in San Mateo County, California

25 public middle schools in San Mateo County, 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. Ingrid B. Lacy Middle leads the list at 73.8%, against a median of 62.0% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
25
San Mateo County, California
Top Diversity index
73.8%
Median Diversity index
62.0%
MOST DIVERSE · SAN MATEO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityStudentsDiversity index% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1Ingrid B. Lacy MiddlePacifica, CA48473.8%34.7%(168)2.1%(10)28.9%(140)18.8%(91)
2Burlingame IntermediateBurlingame, CA1,11573.0%34.4%(384)0.4%(4)20.4%(228)29.4%(328)
3Tierra Linda MiddleSan Carlos, CA45172.0%35.9%(162)0.4%(2)16.6%(75)32.4%(146)
4Ralston IntermediateBelmont, CA1,08270.2%32.2%(348)0.5%(5)11.1%(120)39.3%(425)
5La Entrada MiddleMenlo Park, CA61268.5%47.1%(288)0.7%(4)17.2%(105)21.2%(130)
6North Star AcademyRedwood City, CA52766.8%49.5%(261)0.0%(0)13.3%(70)20.5%(108)
7Crocker MiddleHillsborough, CA44666.5%39.5%(176)0.2%(1)6.5%(29)39.2%(175)
8Hillview MiddleMenlo Park, CA84666.3%50.5%(427)0.7%(6)20.1%(170)17.7%(150)
9Central MiddleSan Carlos, CA44365.2%52.4%(232)0.5%(2)15.1%(67)15.6%(69)
10Alta Loma MiddleSouth San Francisco, CA65264.8%7.4%(48)0.6%(4)43.1%(281)39.4%(257)
11Bowditch MiddleFoster City, CA92964.4%16.6%(154)1.2%(11)15.5%(144)53.8%(500)
12Borel MiddleSan Mateo, CA90363.8%19.1%(172)0.2%(2)54.3%(490)14.6%(132)
13Parkside IntermediateSan Bruno, CA49162.0%0.0%(0)2.2%(11)54.4%(267)25.9%(127)
14Benjamin Franklin IntermediateColma, CA49761.9%8.1%(40)1.4%(7)47.5%(236)38.4%(191)
15Taylor MiddleMillbrae, CA75661.3%11.8%(89)0.3%(2)20.1%(152)56.6%(428)
16Westborough MiddleSouth San Francisco, CA49858.0%5.4%(27)1.0%(5)21.7%(108)60.0%(299)
17Corte MaderaPortola Valley, CA25257.3%61.1%(154)1.2%(3)13.1%(33)6.8%(17)
18Abbott MiddleSan Mateo, CA72157.1%14.7%(106)0.8%(6)62.1%(448)10.5%(76)
19Thomas R. Pollicita MiddleDaly City, CA55856.6%2.0%(11)0.9%(5)54.5%(304)36.2%(202)
20Manuel F. Cunha IntermediateHalf Moon Bay, CA52156.5%39.9%(208)0.0%(0)51.8%(270)1.9%(10)
21Fernando Rivera IntermediateDaly City, CA58851.8%3.9%(23)1.0%(6)24.1%(142)64.6%(380)
22John F. Kennedy MiddleRedwood City, CA80838.3%14.0%(113)1.2%(10)77.1%(623)3.1%(25)
23Parkway Heights MiddleSouth San Francisco, CA57334.5%2.1%(12)1.4%(8)79.9%(458)12.2%(70)
24Cesar Chavez Ravenswood MiddleEast Palo Alto, CA48833.4%1.2%(6)4.9%(24)80.7%(394)1.0%(5)
25McKinley Institute of TechnologyRedwood City, CA4767.8%2.1%(10)0.4%(2)96.0%(457)0.6%(3)
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