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

8 public high schools in St. Johns County, Florida appear in this ranking of the most racially diverse public high schools, ranked by how small the single largest racial or ethnic group is, so no one group dominates. BEACHSIDE HIGH SCHOOL leads the list at 61.6%, against a median of 68.0% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
8
St. Johns County, Florida
Best Largest group
61.6%
Median Largest group
68.0%
MOST DIVERSE · ST. JOHNS COUNTY, FLORIDA
#SchoolCityStudentsLargest group% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1BEACHSIDE HIGH SCHOOLSAINT JOHNS, FL2,21461.6% White (1,363)61.6%(1,363)5.5%(121)17.4%(386)8.1%(180)
2ST. AUGUSTINE HIGH SCHOOLST AUGUSTINE, FL1,71763.0% White (1,081)63.0%(1,081)16.7%(286)13.2%(226)1.6%(28)
3TOCOI CREEK HIGH SCHOOLSAINT AUGUSTINE, FL2,61665.3% White (1,707)65.3%(1,707)5.5%(144)16.0%(418)5.8%(152)
4CREEKSIDE HIGH SCHOOLSAINT JOHNS, FL2,47965.6% White (1,627)65.6%(1,627)3.4%(85)14.8%(366)10.6%(263)
5ALLEN D NEASE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLPONTE VEDRA, FL2,17770.4% White (1,533)70.4%(1,533)2.4%(53)11.4%(249)10.9%(237)
6BARTRAM TRAIL HIGH SCHOOLSAINT JOHNS, FL2,15370.7% White (1,523)70.7%(1,523)4.8%(104)14.3%(309)4.6%(100)
7PEDRO MENENDEZ HIGH SCHOOLST AUGUSTINE, FL1,40374.9% White (1,051)74.9%(1,051)8.1%(114)10.4%(146)1.5%(21)
8PONTE VEDRA HIGH SCHOOLPONTE VEDRA, FL1,92479.9% White (1,538)79.9%(1,538)1.2%(23)8.9%(172)5.5%(106)
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