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

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public middle schools in Colorado Springs, Colorado, drawn from 25 qualifying public middle schools. Horizon Middle School leads the list at 39.8%, against a median of 56.0% across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked

Colorado Springs, Colorado

Best Largest group

39.8%

Median Largest group

56.0%

MOST DIVERSE · COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO

#	School	City	Students	Largest group	% White	% Black	% Hispanic	% Asian
1	Horizon Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	773	39.8% White (308)	39.8%(308)	6.6%(51)	35.1%(271)	3.4%(26)
2	Mann Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	300	43.0% White (129)	43.0%(129)	8.3%(25)	37.7%(113)	0.7%(2)
3	Sabin Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	540	43.9% White (237)	43.9%(237)	5.7%(31)	40.9%(221)	0.7%(4)
4	Sproul Junior High School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	504	44.6% White (225)	44.6%(225)	8.1%(41)	33.9%(171)	1.6%(8)
5	Skyview Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	862	45.1% White (389)	45.1%(389)	8.5%(73)	28.9%(249)	4.3%(37)
6	Russell Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	520	45.4% White (236)	45.4%(236)	7.1%(37)	38.1%(198)	1.1%(6)
7	James Irwin Charter Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	434	46.3% Hispanic (201)	33.2%(144)	8.5%(37)	46.3%(201)	2.5%(11)
8	The Vanguard School (Middle)	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	243	47.3% White (115)	47.3%(115)	3.7%(9)	28.4%(69)	8.2%(20)
9	Galileo Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	277	48.0% Hispanic (133)	32.1%(89)	10.8%(30)	48.0%(133)	0.4%(1)
10	Watson Junior High School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	470	49.8% White (234)	49.8%(234)	7.7%(36)	32.3%(152)	0.4%(2)
11	Fox Meadow Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	369	51.2% Hispanic (189)	23.6%(87)	11.9%(44)	51.2%(189)	2.2%(8)
12	North Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	636	51.6% White (328)	51.6%(328)	11.0%(70)	26.6%(169)	1.1%(7)
13	Jenkins Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	791	56.0% White (443)	56.0%(443)	5.1%(40)	27.4%(217)	1.9%(15)
14	Panorama Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	339	57.2% Hispanic (194)	17.4%(59)	16.5%(56)	57.2%(194)	0.9%(3)
15	Mountain Ridge Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	690	57.7% White (398)	57.7%(398)	4.1%(28)	24.5%(169)	3.9%(27)
16	Jack Swigert Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	404	60.1% Hispanic (243)	20.8%(84)	8.7%(35)	60.1%(243)	0.7%(3)
17	Chinook Trail Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	1,075	60.7% White (653)	60.7%(653)	4.5%(48)	17.2%(185)	6.0%(65)
18	Holmes Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	600	62.2% White (373)	62.2%(373)	4.3%(26)	24.7%(148)	1.3%(8)
19	Discovery Canyon Campus Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	821	63.2% White (519)	63.2%(519)	3.3%(27)	18.0%(148)	6.9%(57)
20	Timberview Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	837	65.1% White (545)	65.1%(545)	3.0%(25)	21.4%(179)	2.6%(22)
21	Challenger Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	696	67.2% White (468)	67.2%(468)	3.5%(24)	14.5%(101)	6.6%(46)
22	Eagleview Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	905	69.1% White (625)	69.1%(625)	3.0%(27)	17.0%(154)	1.7%(15)
23	Cheyenne Mountain Junior High School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	604	71.5% White (432)	71.5%(432)	1.7%(10)	16.7%(101)	2.0%(12)
24	The Classical Academy Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	445	81.3% White (362)	81.3%(362)	1.4%(6)	8.3%(37)	3.6%(16)
25	Atlas Preparatory Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	473	83.5% Hispanic (395)	7.4%(35)	6.1%(29)	83.5%(395)	0.8%(4)

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