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The most racially diverse public elementary schools in St. Johns County, Florida

27 public elementary schools in St. Johns County, Florida appear in this ranking of the most racially diverse public elementary schools, ranked by how small the single largest racial or ethnic group is, so no one group dominates. JAMES A. WEBSTER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL leads the list at 48.6%, against a median of 65.3% 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
27
St. Johns County, Florida
Best Largest group
48.6%
Median Largest group
65.3%
MOST DIVERSE · ST. JOHNS COUNTY, FLORIDA
#SchoolCityStudentsLargest group% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1JAMES A. WEBSTER ELEMENTARY SCHOOLST AUGUSTINE, FL58648.6% White (285)48.6%(285)26.3%(154)13.3%(78)0.7%(4)
2DURBIN CREEK ELEMENTARY SCHOOLSAINT JOHNS, FL1,09050.3% White (548)50.3%(548)4.2%(46)15.9%(173)20.9%(228)
3WARDS CREEK ELEMENTARY SCHOOLST AUGUSTINE, FL1,15654.7% White (632)54.7%(632)3.5%(40)16.3%(188)17.6%(204)
4LAKESIDE ACADEMYST AUGUSTINE, FL1,35655.2% White (749)55.2%(749)4.3%(58)19.4%(263)12.9%(175)
5OSCEOLA ELEMENTARY SCHOOLST AUGUSTINE, FL63956.5% White (361)56.5%(361)21.9%(140)12.4%(79)1.1%(7)
6CROOKSHANK ELEMENTARY SCHOOLST AUGUSTINE, FL70558.6% White (413)58.6%(413)17.9%(126)12.6%(89)1.1%(8)
7LIBERTY PINES ACADEMYSAINT JOHNS, FL1,79560.4% White (1,084)60.4%(1,084)3.5%(63)16.4%(294)11.5%(207)
8PATRIOT OAKS ACADEMYSAINT JOHNS, FL1,47360.5% White (891)60.5%(891)2.9%(43)11.5%(170)18.7%(275)
9FREEDOM CROSSING ACADEMYST JOHNS, FL1,96462.6% White (1,230)62.6%(1,230)4.1%(81)16.8%(330)8.4%(165)
10MILL CREEK ACADEMYST AUGUSTINE, FL1,98363.6% White (1,262)63.6%(1,262)5.8%(115)16.6%(330)3.9%(77)
11PICOLATA CROSSING ELEMENTARY SCHOOLST AUGUSTINE, FL1,04863.9% White (670)63.9%(670)3.4%(36)20.0%(210)2.5%(26)
12CUNNINGHAM CREEK ELEMENTARY SCHOOLSAINT JOHNS, FL73064.3% White (469)64.3%(469)4.8%(35)14.7%(107)8.0%(58)
13TIMBERLIN CREEK ELEMENTARY SCHOOLST AUGUSTINE, FL63465.1% White (413)65.1%(413)2.8%(18)14.7%(93)6.6%(42)
14TROUT CREEK ACADEMYST. AUGUSTINE, FL1,15665.3% White (755)65.3%(755)4.1%(47)16.7%(193)6.8%(78)
15OTIS A. MASON ELEMENTARY SCHOOLST AUGUSTINE, FL73165.7% White (480)65.7%(480)10.5%(77)13.3%(97)3.1%(23)
16SOUTH WOODS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLELKTON, FL70067.4% White (472)67.4%(472)14.4%(101)10.9%(76)0.3%(2)
17HICKORY CREEK ELEMENTARY SCHOOLSAINT JOHNS, FL66967.7% White (453)67.7%(453)5.4%(36)14.2%(95)6.1%(41)
18JULINGTON CREEK ELEMENTARY SCHOOLSAINT JOHNS, FL92369.7% White (643)69.7%(643)2.8%(26)14.3%(132)4.9%(45)
19PALENCIA ELEMENTARY SCHOOLST AUGUSTINE, FL70370.8% White (498)70.8%(498)3.0%(21)15.2%(107)4.1%(29)
20KETTERLINUS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLST AUGUSTINE, FL40571.1% White (288)71.1%(288)8.4%(34)12.6%(51)0.5%(2)
21VALLEY RIDGE ACADEMYPONTE VEDRA, FL1,17871.6% White (843)71.6%(843)4.4%(52)11.7%(138)5.5%(65)
22W. DOUGLAS HARTLEY ELEMENTARYST AUGUSTINE, FL59672.7% White (433)72.7%(433)5.7%(34)11.9%(71)3.2%(19)
23PINE ISLAND ACADEMYST AUGUSTINE, FL1,97276.2% White (1,502)76.2%(1,502)0.3%(7)12.3%(243)4.1%(81)
24OCEAN PALMS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLPONTE VEDRA BEACH, FL38676.9% White (297)76.9%(297)1.3%(5)9.6%(37)2.9%(11)
25PALM VALLEY ACADEMYPONTE VEDRA, FL1,40880.0% White (1,127)80.0%(1,127)0.6%(8)8.7%(122)3.5%(49)
26PONTE VEDRA PALM VALLEY- RAWLINGS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLPONTE VEDRA BEACH, FL94080.6% White (758)80.6%(758)2.3%(22)8.2%(77)2.2%(21)
27R. B. HUNT ELEMENTARY SCHOOLST AUGUSTINE, FL54082.2% White (444)82.2%(444)0.9%(5)8.2%(44)1.9%(10)
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