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The most racially diverse public middle schools in Santa Cruz County, California

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public middle schools in Santa Cruz County, California, drawn from 11 qualifying public middle schools. Branciforte Middle leads the list at 46.9%, against a median of 65.4% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
11
Santa Cruz County, California
Best Largest group
46.9%
Median Largest group
65.4%
MOST DIVERSE · SANTA CRUZ COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityStudentsLargest group% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1Branciforte MiddleSanta Cruz, CA40946.9% Hispanic (192)42.8%(175)1.7%(7)46.9%(192)2.0%(8)
2Aptos Junior HighAptos, CA58750.3% Hispanic (295)43.3%(254)0.5%(3)50.3%(295)1.7%(10)
3Mission Hill MiddleSanta Cruz, CA51052.5% White (268)52.5%(268)1.0%(5)32.5%(166)2.8%(14)
4New Brighton MiddleCapitola, CA58556.2% White (329)56.2%(329)0.7%(4)33.9%(198)1.7%(10)
5Shoreline MiddleSanta Cruz, CA47859.8% Hispanic (286)33.5%(160)1.5%(7)59.8%(286)2.7%(13)
6Scotts Valley MiddleScotts Valley, CA46365.4% White (303)65.4%(303)0.2%(1)18.4%(85)6.7%(31)
7San Lorenzo Valley MiddleFelton, CA39675.8% White (300)75.8%(300)0.0%(0)16.2%(64)0.3%(1)
8Lakeview MiddleWatsonville, CA42595.5% Hispanic (406)0.7%(3)0.7%(3)95.5%(406)1.9%(8)
9Rolling Hills MiddleWatsonville, CA58896.6% Hispanic (568)0.8%(5)0.2%(1)96.6%(568)1.9%(11)
10E. A. Hall MiddleWatsonville, CA49197.3% Hispanic (478)1.4%(7)0.2%(1)97.3%(478)0.8%(4)
11Cesar E. Chavez MiddleWatsonville, CA54898.7% Hispanic (541)1.1%(6)0.0%(0)98.7%(541)0.0%(0)
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