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The most racially diverse public schools in Santa Clara County, California

Across Santa Clara County, California, 370 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the diversity index, the chance that two students picked at random belong to different racial or ethnic groups. Discovery Charter II leads the list at 76.7%, against a median of 55.5% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

370

Santa Clara County, California

Top Diversity index

76.7%

Median Diversity index

55.5%

MOST DIVERSE · SANTA CLARA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	Students	Diversity index	% White	% Black	% Hispanic	% Asian
1	Discovery Charter II	San Jose, CA	476	76.7%	29.4%(140)	6.3%(30)	25.8%(123)	22.9%(109)
2	Hammer Montessori at Galarza Elementary	San Jose, CA	309	76.2%	29.1%(90)	4.5%(14)	28.5%(88)	20.1%(62)
3	Discovery Charter	San Jose, CA	555	75.5%	24.3%(135)	9.7%(54)	20.0%(111)	35.5%(197)
4	Addison Elementary	Palo Alto, CA	366	75.4%	33.9%(124)	2.2%(8)	22.4%(82)	23.2%(85)
5	Capri Elementary	Campbell, CA	457	75.0%	25.8%(118)	5.5%(25)	33.0%(151)	24.3%(111)
6	Jose Antonio Vargas Elementary	Mountain View, CA	368	74.9%	22.8%(84)	2.2%(8)	29.6%(109)	29.6%(109)
7	Farnham Charter	San Jose, CA	372	74.9%	24.2%(90)	3.5%(13)	33.1%(123)	24.7%(92)
8	Hacienda Science/Environmental Magnet	San Jose, CA	622	74.5%	30.4%(189)	3.4%(21)	31.4%(195)	21.5%(134)
9	Sakamoto Elementary	San Jose, CA	571	74.4%	22.9%(131)	0.7%(4)	31.5%(180)	29.1%(166)
10	George C. Payne Elementary	San Jose, CA	417	74.4%	20.4%(85)	1.4%(6)	36.0%(150)	23.3%(97)
11	Frank S. Greene Jr. Middle	Palo Alto, CA	732	74.3%	28.3%(207)	1.5%(11)	23.4%(171)	32.8%(240)
12	Rolling Hills Middle	Los Gatos, CA	778	74.1%	31.6%(246)	3.3%(26)	24.0%(187)	29.8%(232)
13	Bagby Elementary	San Jose, CA	529	74.1%	34.0%(180)	3.0%(16)	29.7%(157)	18.7%(99)
14	Price Charter Middle	San Jose, CA	959	74.0%	31.0%(297)	1.9%(18)	31.5%(302)	21.8%(209)
15	El Carmelo Elementary	Palo Alto, CA	282	74.0%	23.1%(65)	3.2%(9)	24.8%(70)	35.8%(101)
16	Gussie M. Baker Elementary	San Jose, CA	400	73.9%	17.3%(69)	3.8%(15)	23.5%(94)	38.3%(153)
17	Indigo	San Jose, CA	267	73.6%	31.5%(84)	2.3%(6)	31.1%(83)	24.0%(64)
18	Sutter Elementary	Santa Clara, CA	314	73.6%	29.0%(91)	2.2%(7)	19.8%(62)	35.0%(110)
19	Nordstrom Elementary	Morgan Hill, CA	645	73.5%	32.1%(207)	0.6%(4)	32.3%(208)	16.0%(103)
20	Benjamin Bubb Elementary	Mountain View, CA	312	73.4%	28.5%(89)	0.0%(0)	21.5%(67)	33.3%(104)
21	Mountain View High	Mountain View, CA	2,187	73.2%	33.3%(729)	1.4%(31)	21.4%(469)	30.2%(661)
22	Edith Landels Elementary	Mountain View, CA	399	73.1%	28.1%(112)	1.3%(5)	32.8%(131)	26.6%(106)
23	Branham High	San Jose, CA	1,820	73.0%	34.6%(629)	1.8%(32)	28.2%(513)	23.9%(435)
24	Los Altos High	Los Altos, CA	2,170	72.9%	29.0%(630)	0.6%(13)	28.0%(607)	30.4%(660)
25	Sunnyvale Middle	Sunnyvale, CA	1,053	72.8%	25.7%(271)	1.5%(16)	26.9%(283)	35.3%(372)
26	Summit Public School: Tahoma	San Jose, CA	383	72.7%	22.7%(87)	3.1%(12)	39.2%(150)	20.6%(79)
27	Fairwood Elementary	Sunnyvale, CA	324	72.7%	17.3%(56)	3.4%(11)	36.1%(117)	31.5%(102)
28	Barron Park Elementary	Palo Alto, CA	278	72.6%	27.0%(75)	2.2%(6)	28.1%(78)	34.2%(95)
29	Escondido Elementary	Stanford, CA	432	72.6%	33.3%(144)	3.2%(14)	33.1%(143)	21.1%(91)
30	Reed Elementary	San Jose, CA	356	72.4%	35.1%(125)	0.0%(0)	31.2%(111)	19.7%(70)
31	Crittenden Middle	Mountain View, CA	616	72.2%	25.3%(156)	1.8%(11)	39.5%(243)	20.6%(127)
32	Marshall Lane Elementary	Saratoga, CA	427	72.1%	33.5%(143)	0.5%(2)	15.2%(65)	34.4%(147)
33	Palo Alto High	Palo Alto, CA	1,891	72.1%	31.4%(594)	2.0%(37)	15.2%(287)	37.5%(709)
34	Oak Ridge Elementary	San Jose, CA	495	72.0%	17.2%(85)	4.7%(23)	41.0%(203)	26.3%(130)
35	Campbell School of Innovation	Campbell, CA	815	72.0%	28.3%(231)	3.7%(30)	40.1%(327)	14.8%(121)
36	Westmont High	Campbell, CA	1,682	72.0%	28.9%(487)	1.8%(30)	36.9%(621)	22.3%(375)
37	Simonds Elementary	San Jose, CA	480	71.9%	29.6%(142)	1.5%(7)	13.8%(66)	38.3%(184)
38	Los Paseos Elementary	San Jose, CA	403	71.9%	21.1%(85)	2.2%(9)	42.2%(170)	20.8%(84)
39	Isaac Newton Graham Middle	Mountain View, CA	860	71.8%	23.6%(203)	0.6%(5)	39.3%(338)	23.7%(204)
40	Almond Elementary	Los Altos, CA	354	71.8%	27.7%(98)	0.3%(1)	16.9%(60)	38.7%(137)
41	Saratoga Elementary	Saratoga, CA	297	71.8%	32.3%(96)	0.0%(0)	12.1%(36)	36.0%(107)
42	Lietz Elementary	San Jose, CA	501	71.7%	26.1%(131)	1.0%(5)	34.9%(175)	29.3%(147)
43	Lucille M. Nixon Elementary	Stanford, CA	350	71.6%	33.7%(118)	2.9%(10)	12.3%(43)	36.6%(128)
44	Ellen Fletcher Middle	Palo Alto, CA	572	71.6%	25.4%(145)	2.1%(12)	18.0%(103)	41.3%(236)
45	Stevenson Elementary	Mountain View, CA	461	71.6%	24.9%(115)	0.7%(3)	14.5%(67)	40.4%(186)
46	Los Alamitos Elementary	San Jose, CA	602	71.5%	37.2%(224)	0.5%(3)	13.9%(84)	31.6%(190)
47	Taylor (Bertha) Elementary	San Jose, CA	497	71.5%	17.5%(87)	1.4%(7)	33.8%(168)	35.0%(174)
48	C. W. Haman Elementary	Santa Clara, CA	324	71.5%	26.5%(86)	1.5%(5)	38.9%(126)	23.5%(76)
49	Fammatre Elementary	San Jose, CA	482	71.3%	31.9%(154)	0.4%(2)	37.3%(180)	17.0%(82)
50	Washington Open Elementary	Santa Clara, CA	352	71.3%	36.1%(127)	1.1%(4)	13.6%(48)	33.8%(119)

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