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The most racially diverse public high schools in Collier County, Florida

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public high schools in Collier County, Florida, drawn from 10 qualifying public high schools. GULF COAST HIGH SCHOOL leads the list at 49.4%, against a median of 61.4% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Collier County, Florida

Best Largest group

49.4%

Median Largest group

61.4%

MOST DIVERSE · COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA

#	School	City	Students	Largest group	% White	% Black	% Hispanic	% Asian
1	GULF COAST HIGH SCHOOL	NAPLES, FL	1,714	49.4% White (847)	49.4%(847)	5.8%(99)	37.9%(650)	3.5%(60)
2	NAPLES HIGH SCHOOL	NAPLES, FL	1,535	50.0% Hispanic (767)	35.0%(538)	11.2%(172)	50.0%(767)	1.0%(16)
3	BARRON COLLIER HIGH SCHOOL	NAPLES, FL	1,472	55.6% White (819)	55.6%(819)	2.8%(41)	35.9%(529)	2.9%(42)
4	LELY HIGH SCHOOL	NAPLES, FL	1,475	59.7% Hispanic (881)	13.6%(200)	23.5%(346)	59.7%(881)	1.0%(15)
5	PALMETTO RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL	NAPLES, FL	2,054	61.2% Hispanic (1,257)	25.1%(515)	10.2%(209)	61.2%(1,257)	1.2%(25)
6	AUBREY ROGERS HIGH SCHOOL	NAPLES, FL	1,496	61.5% White (920)	61.5%(920)	3.7%(56)	28.7%(430)	2.4%(36)
7	LORENZO WALKER TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL	NAPLES, FL	588	64.6% Hispanic (380)	12.1%(71)	20.4%(120)	64.6%(380)	1.2%(7)
8	MARCO ISLAND ACADEMY	MARCO ISLAND, FL	298	66.8% White (199)	66.8%(199)	0.7%(2)	27.5%(82)	2.4%(7)
9	GOLDEN GATE HIGH SCHOOL	NAPLES, FL	1,867	73.2% Hispanic (1,366)	7.5%(141)	17.3%(323)	73.2%(1,366)	0.8%(15)
10	IMMOKALEE HIGH SCHOOL	IMMOKALEE, FL	1,990	81.9% Hispanic (1,629)	1.9%(37)	15.8%(314)	81.9%(1,629)	0.1%(1)

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