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The most racially diverse public high schools in Colorado Springs, Colorado

Across Colorado Springs, Colorado, 24 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by how small the single largest racial or ethnic group is, so no one group dominates. Mesa Ridge High School leads the list at 38.6%, against a median of 57.1% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Colorado Springs, Colorado

Best Largest group

38.6%

Median Largest group

57.1%

MOST DIVERSE · COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO

#	School	City	Students	Largest group	% White	% Black	% Hispanic	% Asian
1	Mesa Ridge High School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	1,304	38.6% White (504)	38.6%(504)	12.1%(158)	33.7%(439)	1.4%(18)
2	Sand Creek High School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	1,426	39.1% White (557)	39.1%(557)	8.2%(117)	35.8%(510)	3.0%(42)
3	Widefield High School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	1,193	40.6% White (485)	40.6%(485)	10.1%(120)	34.9%(416)	1.8%(22)
4	Palmer High School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	1,265	41.0% Hispanic (519)	39.0%(494)	9.6%(121)	41.0%(519)	0.6%(7)
5	Nikola Tesla Education Opportunity Center	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	291	44.7% Hispanic (130)	30.6%(89)	8.3%(24)	44.7%(130)	0.7%(2)
6	Vista Ridge High School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	1,473	46.6% White (686)	46.6%(686)	7.8%(115)	28.9%(425)	4.3%(64)
7	Doherty High School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	1,715	48.2% White (827)	48.2%(827)	6.1%(105)	32.4%(556)	1.8%(31)
8	Odyssey Early College and Career Options	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	287	48.4% White (139)	48.4%(139)	7.0%(20)	30.0%(86)	2.8%(8)
9	The Vanguard School (High)	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	303	48.8% White (148)	48.8%(148)	3.3%(10)	25.7%(78)	9.2%(28)
10	James Irwin Charter High School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	425	50.6% Hispanic (215)	26.1%(111)	8.0%(34)	50.6%(215)	1.6%(7)
11	Coronado High School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	1,279	55.5% White (710)	55.5%(710)	3.6%(46)	29.5%(377)	1.6%(21)
12	Sierra High School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	843	56.2% Hispanic (474)	15.3%(129)	17.3%(146)	56.2%(474)	2.1%(18)
13	Harrison High School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	1,089	57.9% Hispanic (631)	15.2%(166)	15.6%(170)	57.9%(631)	2.5%(27)
14	Colorado Early Colleges Colorado Springs	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	677	59.7% White (404)	59.7%(404)	4.6%(31)	22.3%(151)	2.1%(14)
15	Rampart High School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	1,305	60.0% White (783)	60.0%(783)	3.8%(49)	22.8%(298)	4.5%(59)
16	Mitchell High School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	757	60.1% Hispanic (455)	22.5%(170)	8.1%(61)	60.1%(455)	1.4%(11)
17	Pine Creek High School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	1,875	62.8% White (1,178)	62.8%(1,178)	3.1%(58)	16.3%(306)	7.4%(139)
18	Power Technical	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	405	64.4% White (261)	64.4%(261)	1.7%(7)	26.9%(109)	0.5%(2)
19	Liberty High School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	1,526	66.3% White (1,011)	66.3%(1,011)	3.7%(56)	18.7%(285)	2.2%(33)
20	Discovery Canyon Campus High School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	1,021	67.6% White (690)	67.6%(690)	3.0%(31)	15.7%(160)	5.6%(57)
21	Cheyenne Mountain High School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	1,275	69.3% White (883)	69.3%(883)	2.3%(29)	15.8%(201)	4.1%(52)
22	Monument Charter Academy Secondary School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	541	77.8% White (421)	77.8%(421)	2.2%(12)	10.2%(55)	1.9%(10)
23	The Classical Academy High School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	616	80.0% White (493)	80.0%(493)	1.5%(9)	9.7%(60)	2.6%(16)
24	Atlas Preparatory High School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	499	88.6% Hispanic (442)	4.4%(22)	4.0%(20)	88.6%(442)	0.4%(2)

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