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The most racially diverse public high schools in South Central Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public high schools in South Central Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut, drawn from 27 qualifying public high schools. Engineering - Science University Magnet School leads the list at 29.1%, against a median of 54.0% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
27
South Central Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut
Best Largest group
29.1%
Median Largest group
54.0%
MOST DIVERSE · SOUTH CENTRAL CONNECTICUT PLANNING REGION, CONNECTICUT
#SchoolCityStudentsLargest group% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1Engineering - Science University Magnet SchoolWest Haven, CT60829.1% Black (177)27.1%(165)29.1%(177)24.8%(151)10.5%(64)
2Hamden High SchoolHamden, CT1,60935.5% Black (571)22.2%(357)35.5%(571)28.8%(464)6.8%(109)
3Cooperative High School - Inter-District MagnetNew Haven, CT56042.7% Black (239)12.3%(69)42.7%(239)39.1%(219)1.6%(9)
4High School In The CommunityNew Haven, CT25143.0% Hispanic (108)9.6%(24)40.6%(102)43.0%(108)2.8%(7)
5Sound SchoolNew Haven, CT33243.4% Hispanic (144)40.7%(135)12.1%(40)43.4%(144)0.3%(1)
6East Haven High SchoolEast Haven, CT87943.7% White (384)43.7%(384)7.8%(69)42.3%(372)2.6%(23)
7New Haven AcademyNew Haven, CT32143.9% Black (141)15.3%(49)43.9%(141)36.1%(116)0.6%(2)
8Platt Technical High SchoolMilford, CT74944.3% Hispanic (332)33.0%(247)16.4%(123)44.3%(332)0.9%(7)
9West Haven High SchoolWest Haven, CT1,81344.5% Hispanic (806)21.8%(395)25.3%(458)44.5%(806)4.4%(79)
10Hill Regional Career High SchoolNew Haven, CT62545.1% Hispanic (282)9.0%(56)39.2%(245)45.1%(282)4.5%(28)
11Common Ground High SchoolNew Haven, CT22146.6% Hispanic (103)14.9%(33)32.6%(72)46.6%(103)1.8%(4)
12James Hillhouse High SchoolNew Haven, CT1,12446.7% Black (525)5.9%(66)46.7%(525)40.1%(451)4.0%(45)
13H. C. Wilcox Technical High SchoolMeriden, CT75348.5% Hispanic (365)38.3%(288)6.0%(45)48.5%(365)1.1%(8)
14Metropolitan Business AcademyNew Haven, CT38054.0% Hispanic (205)9.2%(35)30.5%(116)54.0%(205)3.7%(14)
15Jonathan Law High SchoolMilford, CT77658.5% White (454)58.5%(454)6.1%(47)19.1%(148)12.5%(97)
16Francis T. Maloney High SchoolMeriden, CT1,29158.9% Hispanic (760)21.7%(280)12.2%(157)58.9%(760)3.0%(39)
17Orville H. Platt High SchoolMeriden, CT1,19164.2% Hispanic (764)17.7%(211)12.8%(153)64.2%(764)1.2%(14)
18Mark T. Sheehan High SchoolWallingford, CT67364.9% White (437)64.9%(437)2.4%(16)21.6%(145)6.4%(43)
19Amity Regional High SchoolWoodbridge, CT1,34765.7% White (885)65.7%(885)3.6%(49)11.2%(151)15.2%(205)
20North Haven High SchoolNorth Haven, CT94466.4% White (627)66.4%(627)6.1%(58)15.2%(143)8.6%(81)
21Wilbur Cross High SchoolNew Haven, CT1,74266.7% Hispanic (1,161)9.0%(157)19.1%(333)66.7%(1,161)2.9%(51)
22Branford High SchoolBranford, CT73867.3% White (497)67.3%(497)6.4%(47)15.3%(113)6.5%(48)
23Lyman Hall High SchoolWallingford, CT93667.8% White (635)67.8%(635)3.1%(29)22.1%(207)4.1%(38)
24Joseph A. Foran High SchoolMilford, CT72773.6% White (535)73.6%(535)4.7%(34)12.0%(87)7.2%(52)
25Guilford High SchoolGuilford, CT1,00879.5% White (801)79.5%(801)1.9%(19)8.4%(85)4.1%(41)
26North Branford High SchoolNorth Branford, CT43281.5% White (352)81.5%(352)2.3%(10)12.0%(52)2.5%(11)
27Daniel Hand High SchoolMadison, CT75182.0% White (616)82.0%(616)0.9%(7)7.1%(53)3.6%(27)
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