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The most racially diverse public middle schools in Ventura County, California

Across Ventura County, California, 28 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by the diversity index, the chance that two students picked at random belong to different racial or ethnic groups. Hillside Middle leads the list at 66.8%, against a median of 55.7% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Ventura County, California

Top Diversity index

66.8%

Median Diversity index

55.7%

MOST DIVERSE · VENTURA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	Students	Diversity index	% White	% Black	% Hispanic	% Asian
1	Hillside Middle	Simi Valley, CA	1,138	66.8%	31.6%(360)	1.4%(16)	44.7%(509)	16.7%(190)
2	Las Colinas Middle	Camarillo, CA	819	66.1%	38.0%(311)	1.6%(13)	42.3%(346)	11.1%(91)
3	Los Cerritos Middle	Thousand Oaks, CA	725	65.5%	46.2%(335)	1.1%(8)	33.5%(243)	11.3%(82)
4	Valley View Middle	Simi Valley, CA	1,329	64.5%	43.0%(572)	1.5%(20)	39.6%(527)	9.3%(123)
5	Monte Vista Middle	Camarillo, CA	576	64.3%	34.2%(197)	2.4%(14)	47.7%(275)	8.5%(49)
6	Sequoia Middle	Newbury Park, CA	798	64.0%	44.7%(357)	0.5%(4)	38.2%(305)	9.7%(77)
7	Medea Creek Middle	Oak Park, CA	1,090	62.7%	53.3%(581)	1.0%(11)	10.9%(119)	26.5%(289)
8	Colina Middle	Thousand Oaks, CA	832	62.5%	48.8%(406)	1.4%(12)	35.5%(295)	6.7%(56)
9	Redwood Middle	Thousand Oaks, CA	589	62.2%	46.7%(275)	1.9%(11)	38.9%(229)	5.4%(32)
10	Mesa Verde Middle	Moorpark, CA	574	61.7%	41.1%(236)	0.7%(4)	45.1%(259)	8.7%(50)
11	Cabrillo Middle	Ventura, CA	936	59.3%	49.7%(465)	1.1%(10)	39.5%(370)	3.5%(33)
12	Sinaloa Middle	Simi Valley, CA	843	59.1%	35.7%(301)	1.4%(12)	52.3%(441)	5.6%(47)
13	Chaparral Middle	Moorpark, CA	542	56.1%	30.1%(163)	2.0%(11)	58.5%(317)	5.7%(31)
14	Nordhoff Jr. High	Ojai, CA	271	55.9%	50.5%(137)	0.7%(2)	42.8%(116)	0.4%(1)
15	Balboa Middle	Ventura, CA	845	55.5%	31.8%(269)	1.3%(11)	58.2%(492)	4.5%(38)
16	Anacapa Middle	Ventura, CA	592	42.9%	17.4%(103)	1.2%(7)	73.3%(434)	3.9%(23)
17	De Anza Academy of Technology and the Arts	Ventura, CA	577	41.1%	19.1%(110)	0.2%(1)	74.2%(428)	3.3%(19)
18	Rio Vista Middle	Oxnard, CA	637	24.9%	5.2%(33)	2.4%(15)	86.3%(550)	4.2%(27)
19	Charles Blackstock Junior High	Oxnard, CA	1,239	23.2%	6.5%(80)	0.7%(9)	87.3%(1,082)	3.5%(44)
20	Fremont Academy of Environmental Science & Innovative Design	Oxnard, CA	617	18.2%	5.0%(31)	1.0%(6)	90.3%(557)	2.4%(15)
21	E. O. Green Junior High	Oxnard, CA	949	17.4%	4.2%(40)	1.3%(12)	90.7%(861)	2.0%(19)
22	Rio del Valle Middle	Oxnard, CA	569	16.5%	2.5%(14)	0.7%(4)	91.2%(519)	4.4%(25)
23	Ocean View Junior High	Oxnard, CA	700	16.0%	3.1%(22)	1.6%(11)	91.6%(641)	2.3%(16)
24	R.J. Frank Academy of Marine Science & Engineering	Oxnard, CA	1,027	13.3%	2.4%(25)	0.4%(4)	93.0%(955)	3.6%(37)
25	Fillmore Middle	Fillmore, CA	813	11.3%	4.5%(37)	0.3%(2)	94.1%(765)	0.5%(4)
26	Dr. Manuel M. Lopez Academy of Arts & Sciences	Oxnard, CA	696	9.9%	3.7%(26)	0.0%(0)	94.8%(660)	0.4%(3)
27	Briggs Elementary	Santa Paula, CA	221	9.6%	3.2%(7)	0.0%(0)	94.6%(209)	0.9%(2)
28	Isbell Middle	Santa Paula, CA	634	9.4%	3.9%(25)	0.3%(2)	95.1%(603)	0.0%(0)

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