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The most racially diverse public middle schools in Fort Collins, Colorado

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public middle schools in Fort Collins, Colorado, drawn from 7 qualifying public middle schools. Lincoln Middle School leads the list at 48.5%, against a median of 72.5% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
7
Fort Collins, Colorado
Best Largest group
48.5%
Median Largest group
72.5%
MOST DIVERSE · FORT COLLINS, COLORADO
#SchoolCityStudentsLargest group% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1Lincoln Middle SchoolFORT COLLINS, CO55248.5% Hispanic (268)41.5%(229)1.8%(10)48.5%(268)0.9%(5)
2Boltz Middle SchoolFORT COLLINS, CO55160.1% White (331)60.1%(331)1.6%(9)31.4%(173)1.8%(10)
3Blevins Middle SchoolFORT COLLINS, CO36366.4% White (241)66.4%(241)3.3%(12)24.0%(87)1.4%(5)
4Webber Middle SchoolFORT COLLINS, CO72872.5% White (528)72.5%(528)1.6%(12)20.6%(150)0.7%(5)
5Lesher Middle SchoolFORT COLLINS, CO76672.8% White (558)72.8%(558)1.0%(8)18.7%(143)2.0%(15)
6Preston Middle SchoolFORT COLLINS, CO56873.8% White (419)73.8%(419)1.4%(8)16.6%(94)3.9%(22)
7Kinard Core Knowledge Middle SchoolFORT COLLINS, CO76274.7% White (569)74.7%(569)0.5%(4)8.0%(61)9.8%(75)
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