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The most racially diverse public schools in Summit County, Colorado

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public schools in Summit County, Colorado, drawn from 8 qualifying public schools. Upper Blue Elementary School leads the list at 50.2%, against a median of 56.6% 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

Summit County, Colorado

Best Largest group

50.2%

Median Largest group

56.6%

MOST DIVERSE · SUMMIT COUNTY, COLORADO

#	School	City	Students	Largest group	% White	% Black	% Hispanic	% Asian
1	Upper Blue Elementary School	BRECKENRIDGE, CO	221	50.2% Hispanic (111)	43.4%(96)	1.8%(4)	50.2%(111)	0.5%(1)
2	Summit Middle School	FRISCO, CO	737	52.5% White (387)	52.5%(387)	1.1%(8)	42.6%(314)	0.4%(3)
3	Silverthorne Elementary School	SILVERTHORNE, CO	339	52.8% Hispanic (179)	41.6%(141)	1.8%(6)	52.8%(179)	1.2%(4)
4	Summit High School	BRECKENRIDGE, CO	1,060	54.0% White (572)	54.0%(572)	0.9%(10)	41.3%(438)	1.0%(11)
5	Dillon Valley Elementary School	DILLON, CO	395	59.2% Hispanic (234)	37.0%(146)	0.3%(1)	59.2%(234)	1.3%(5)
6	Summit Cove Elementary School	DILLON, CO	222	61.7% White (137)	61.7%(137)	0.5%(1)	30.6%(68)	0.5%(1)
7	Frisco Elementary School	FRISCO, CO	215	74.9% White (161)	74.9%(161)	0.9%(2)	19.1%(41)	1.4%(3)
8	Breckenridge Elementary School	BRECKENRIDGE, CO	205	84.9% White (174)	84.9%(174)	0.5%(1)	8.3%(17)	0.5%(1)

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