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The most racially diverse public middle schools in Orlando, Florida

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public middle schools in Orlando, Florida, drawn from 30 qualifying public middle schools. HOWARD MIDDLE leads the list at 39.9%, against a median of 61.6% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Orlando, Florida

Best Largest group

39.9%

Median Largest group

61.6%

MOST DIVERSE · ORLANDO, FLORIDA

#	School	City	Students	Largest group	% White	% Black	% Hispanic	% Asian
1	HOWARD MIDDLE	ORLANDO, FL	1,185	39.9% White (473)	39.9%(473)	23.2%(275)	29.4%(348)	2.5%(29)
2	AVALON MIDDLE	ORLANDO, FL	791	40.1% White (317)	40.1%(317)	8.8%(70)	37.8%(299)	9.0%(71)
3	CHAIN OF LAKES MIDDLE	ORLANDO, FL	955	41.3% Hispanic (394)	13.1%(125)	41.1%(393)	41.3%(394)	2.6%(25)
4	GLENRIDGE MIDDLE	ORLANDO, FL	1,111	42.8% Hispanic (475)	32.2%(358)	12.9%(143)	42.8%(475)	7.6%(84)
5	TIMBER SPRINGS MIDDLE	ORLANDO, FL	1,067	43.4% Hispanic (463)	31.0%(331)	14.5%(155)	43.4%(463)	6.3%(67)
6	CORNER LAKE MIDDLE	ORLANDO, FL	767	43.9% Hispanic (337)	36.4%(279)	11.9%(91)	43.9%(337)	3.4%(26)
7	SOUTHWEST MIDDLE	ORLANDO, FL	1,290	44.3% Hispanic (571)	25.5%(329)	20.7%(267)	44.3%(571)	7.1%(92)
8	WESTRIDGE MIDDLE	ORLANDO, FL	1,136	48.4% Hispanic (550)	3.6%(41)	44.7%(508)	48.4%(550)	1.5%(17)
9	ORLANDO GIFTED ACADEMY	ORLANDO, FL	442	49.1% White (217)	49.1%(217)	8.1%(36)	17.0%(75)	18.6%(82)
10	DISCOVERY MIDDLE	ORLANDO, FL	814	50.3% Hispanic (409)	30.8%(251)	11.3%(92)	50.3%(409)	4.4%(36)
11	LAKE NONA MIDDLE	ORLANDO, FL	1,179	51.1% Hispanic (603)	29.4%(346)	7.2%(85)	51.1%(603)	9.4%(111)
12	CONWAY MIDDLE	ORLANDO, FL	735	54.6% Hispanic (401)	26.4%(194)	14.8%(109)	54.6%(401)	1.4%(10)
13	LUMINARY MIDDLE	ORLANDO, FL	662	57.5% Hispanic (381)	19.9%(132)	8.2%(54)	57.5%(381)	11.2%(74)
14	INNOVATION MIDDLE	ORLANDO, FL	1,239	57.7% Hispanic (715)	26.1%(323)	6.5%(81)	57.7%(715)	6.3%(78)
15	LEGACY MIDDLE	ORLANDO, FL	710	58.9% Hispanic (418)	17.3%(123)	13.1%(93)	58.9%(418)	8.0%(57)
16	SOUTH CREEK MIDDLE	ORLANDO, FL	1,006	64.3% Hispanic (647)	9.7%(98)	14.4%(145)	64.3%(647)	9.6%(97)
17	LOCKHART MIDDLE	ORLANDO, FL	660	64.5% Black (426)	8.3%(55)	64.5%(426)	23.3%(154)	1.2%(8)
18	MEMORIAL MIDDLE	ORLANDO, FL	712	65.2% Black (464)	2.8%(20)	65.2%(464)	30.2%(215)	0.3%(2)
19	UNION PARK MIDDLE	ORLANDO, FL	660	65.8% Hispanic (434)	10.3%(68)	19.2%(127)	65.8%(434)	2.0%(13)
20	ODYSSEY MIDDLE	ORLANDO, FL	897	66.1% Hispanic (593)	12.9%(116)	13.0%(117)	66.1%(593)	5.8%(52)
21	HUNTERS CREEK MIDDLE	ORLANDO, FL	1,057	67.6% Hispanic (715)	17.8%(188)	5.3%(56)	67.6%(715)	7.0%(74)
22	FREEDOM MIDDLE	ORLANDO, FL	1,150	68.5% Hispanic (788)	13.4%(154)	11.3%(130)	68.5%(788)	4.6%(53)
23	COLLEGE PARK MIDDLE	ORLANDO, FL	624	71.3% Black (445)	6.4%(40)	71.3%(445)	18.8%(117)	1.1%(7)
24	ROBERTO CLEMENTE MIDDLE	ORLANDO, FL	776	72.2% Hispanic (560)	8.5%(66)	13.0%(101)	72.2%(560)	4.4%(34)
25	MEADOW WOODS MIDDLE	ORLANDO, FL	833	72.3% Hispanic (602)	7.0%(58)	15.7%(131)	72.3%(602)	3.1%(26)
26	JUDSON B WALKER MIDDLE	ORLANDO, FL	872	73.0% Hispanic (637)	6.4%(56)	17.7%(154)	73.0%(637)	1.5%(13)
27	LIBERTY MIDDLE	ORLANDO, FL	857	74.3% Hispanic (637)	11.9%(102)	10.2%(87)	74.3%(637)	1.9%(16)
28	MEADOWBROOK MIDDLE	ORLANDO, FL	808	78.6% Black (635)	2.2%(18)	78.6%(635)	16.7%(135)	0.7%(6)
29	CARVER MIDDLE	ORLANDO, FL	639	85.1% Black (544)	1.6%(10)	85.1%(544)	12.2%(78)	0.3%(2)
30	ROBINSWOOD MIDDLE	ORLANDO, FL	985	86.1% Black (848)	1.6%(16)	86.1%(848)	10.4%(102)	0.6%(6)

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