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The most racially diverse public middle schools in Florida · page 2

Ranks 51–100 of the most racially diverse public schools in Florida. Back to page 1.

MOST DIVERSE · FLORIDA

#	School	City	Students	Largest group	% White	% Black	% Hispanic	% Asian
51	EISENHOWER MIDDLE SCHOOL	GIBSONTON, FL	1,174	39.6% Black (465)	13.7%(161)	39.6%(465)	37.4%(439)	2.2%(26)
52	WINDY HILL MIDDLE SCHOOL	CLERMONT, FL	1,017	39.7% White (404)	39.7%(404)	14.2%(144)	37.7%(383)	2.9%(29)
53	MARKHAM WOODS MIDDLE SCHOOL	LAKE MARY, FL	900	39.8% White (358)	39.8%(358)	21.4%(193)	26.7%(240)	6.7%(60)
54	HOWARD MIDDLE	ORLANDO, FL	1,185	39.9% White (473)	39.9%(473)	23.2%(275)	29.4%(348)	2.5%(29)
55	WALKER MIDDLE MAGNET SCHOOL	ODESSA, FL	1,039	39.9% White (415)	39.9%(415)	3.6%(37)	35.5%(369)	13.4%(139)
56	JERE L. STAMBAUGH MIDDLE	AUBURNDALE, FL	1,013	40.0% Hispanic (405)	36.4%(369)	19.4%(196)	40.0%(405)	0.7%(7)
57	GREENWOOD LAKES MIDDLE SCHOOL	LAKE MARY, FL	858	40.0% White (343)	40.0%(343)	13.5%(116)	38.5%(330)	3.9%(33)
58	FERRY PASS MIDDLE SCHOOL	PENSACOLA, FL	897	40.0% Black (359)	35.2%(316)	40.0%(359)	11.6%(104)	3.9%(35)
59	AVALON MIDDLE	ORLANDO, FL	791	40.1% White (317)	40.1%(317)	8.8%(70)	37.8%(299)	9.0%(71)
60	GLADES MIDDLE SCHOOL	MIRAMAR, FL	1,030	40.2% Black (414)	7.6%(78)	40.2%(414)	39.5%(407)	8.8%(91)
61	RAMBLEWOOD MIDDLE SCHOOL	CORAL SPRINGS, FL	1,005	40.2% Hispanic (404)	18.5%(186)	33.8%(340)	40.2%(404)	2.7%(27)
62	WATSON B. DUNCAN MIDDLE SCHOOL	PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL	1,042	40.2% White (419)	40.2%(419)	25.2%(263)	24.2%(252)	5.7%(59)
63	STONE MAGNET MIDDLE SCHOOL	MELBOURNE, FL	557	40.2% White (224)	40.2%(224)	31.1%(173)	17.6%(98)	1.4%(8)
64	TWIN LAKES ACADEMY MIDDLE SCHOOL	JACKSONVILLE, FL	914	40.3% Black (368)	24.4%(223)	40.3%(368)	24.7%(226)	4.2%(38)
65	MEADOWLAWN MIDDLE SCHOOL	ST PETERSBURG, FL	616	40.3% White (248)	40.3%(248)	24.7%(152)	23.7%(146)	5.7%(35)
66	PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR MIDDLE SCHOOL	FORT MYERS, FL	999	40.3% Hispanic (403)	20.7%(207)	31.0%(310)	40.3%(403)	4.7%(47)
67	LAKE WEIR MIDDLE SCHOOL	SUMMERFIELD, FL	1,141	40.4% White (461)	40.4%(461)	20.3%(232)	31.6%(360)	1.1%(12)
68	LARGO MIDDLE SCHOOL	LARGO, FL	752	40.4% White (304)	40.4%(304)	23.5%(177)	27.1%(204)	2.8%(21)
69	TEAGUE MIDDLE SCHOOL	ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FL	1,120	40.5% Hispanic (453)	39.5%(443)	14.0%(157)	40.5%(453)	1.4%(16)
70	FOREST GROVE MIDDLE SCHOOL	FORT PIERCE, FL	855	40.6% Black (347)	18.4%(157)	40.6%(347)	37.0%(316)	0.9%(8)
71	OAKLEAF JUNIOR HIGH	ORANGE PARK, FL	906	40.6% Black (368)	27.1%(246)	40.6%(368)	19.8%(179)	3.9%(35)
72	CRESTWOOD COMMUNITY MIDDLE	ROYAL PALM BEACH, FL	752	40.7% Black (306)	18.1%(136)	40.7%(306)	33.8%(254)	2.5%(19)
73	BROOKSIDE MIDDLE SCHOOL	SARASOTA, FL	724	40.8% White (295)	40.8%(295)	11.9%(86)	40.2%(291)	1.2%(9)
74	JAMES WELDON JOHNSON COLLEGE PREPARATORY MIDDLE SCHOOL	JACKSONVILLE, FL	980	40.8% Black (400)	29.6%(290)	40.8%(400)	9.5%(93)	13.5%(132)
75	FORT KING MIDDLE SCHOOL	OCALA, FL	918	41.0% White (376)	41.0%(376)	25.1%(230)	27.8%(255)	0.9%(8)
76	WELLINGTON LANDINGS MIDDLE	WELLINGTON, FL	1,227	41.0% White (503)	41.0%(503)	11.3%(138)	40.3%(495)	3.1%(38)
77	CRYSTAL LAKE MIDDLE SCHOOL	LAKELAND, FL	753	41.2% Hispanic (310)	28.3%(213)	23.9%(180)	41.2%(310)	1.5%(11)
78	WOLF LAKE MIDDLE	APOPKA, FL	1,146	41.2% Black (472)	22.3%(256)	41.2%(472)	31.0%(355)	1.7%(19)
79	OAK PARK MIDDLE SCHOOL	LEESBURG, FL	558	41.2% Black (230)	23.5%(131)	41.2%(230)	25.3%(141)	1.3%(7)
80	CHRISTA MCAULIFFE MIDDLE SCHOOL	BOYNTON BEACH, FL	1,079	41.2% White (445)	41.2%(445)	17.1%(184)	31.5%(340)	5.1%(55)
81	CHAIN OF LAKES MIDDLE	ORLANDO, FL	955	41.3% Hispanic (394)	13.1%(125)	41.1%(393)	41.3%(394)	2.6%(25)
82	NORTH MARION MIDDLE SCHOOL	CITRA, FL	738	41.6% White (307)	41.6%(307)	28.2%(208)	23.2%(171)	0.7%(5)
83	PIONEER MIDDLE SCHOOL	COOPER CITY, FL	1,453	41.6% Hispanic (605)	41.2%(599)	5.3%(77)	41.6%(605)	8.1%(118)
84	WESTERN PINES COMMUNITY MIDDLE	ROYAL PALM BEACH, FL	1,097	41.7% White (457)	41.7%(457)	12.8%(140)	36.0%(395)	4.3%(47)
85	TUSKAWILLA MIDDLE SCHOOL	OVIEDO, FL	1,060	41.7% White (442)	41.7%(442)	10.6%(112)	38.2%(405)	4.7%(50)
86	DR. JOHN LONG MIDDLE SCHOOL	WESLEY CHAPEL, FL	1,496	41.7% White (624)	41.7%(624)	8.5%(127)	27.2%(407)	16.1%(241)
87	GRAY MIDDLE SCHOOL	GROVELAND, FL	985	41.7% Hispanic (411)	33.7%(332)	18.1%(178)	41.7%(411)	1.3%(13)
88	GIUNTA MIDDLE SCHOOL	RIVERVIEW, FL	964	41.8% Hispanic (403)	12.3%(119)	39.1%(377)	41.8%(403)	1.7%(16)
89	MANN MIDDLE SCHOOL	BRANDON, FL	977	41.9% Hispanic (409)	22.8%(223)	28.8%(281)	41.9%(409)	1.4%(14)
90	BEULAH MIDDLE SCHOOL	PENSACOLA, FL	1,070	41.9% White (448)	41.9%(448)	36.2%(387)	10.3%(110)	2.6%(28)
91	JOHN HOPKINS MIDDLE SCHOOL	ST PETERSBURG, FL	757	41.9% Black (317)	37.4%(283)	41.9%(317)	12.7%(96)	1.4%(11)
92	MARTHA B. KING MIDDLE SCHOOL	BRADENTON, FL	897	41.9% White (376)	41.9%(376)	15.9%(143)	35.8%(321)	1.3%(12)
93	LAVILLA SCHOOL OF THE ARTS	JACKSONVILLE, FL	972	42.1% White (409)	42.1%(409)	36.4%(354)	11.6%(113)	2.2%(21)
94	SOUTHWEST MIDDLE SCHOOL	PALM BAY, FL	997	42.1% White (420)	42.1%(420)	28.0%(279)	19.6%(195)	1.0%(10)
95	EUSTIS MIDDLE SCHOOL	EUSTIS, FL	790	42.1% White (333)	42.1%(333)	22.0%(174)	27.5%(217)	1.9%(15)
96	LAKE GIBSON MIDDLE SCHOOL	LAKELAND, FL	1,149	42.2% White (485)	42.2%(485)	19.1%(220)	33.7%(387)	2.0%(23)
97	BRADEN RIVER MIDDLE SCHOOL	BRADENTON, FL	797	42.3% White (337)	42.3%(337)	14.2%(113)	35.4%(282)	4.3%(34)
98	BURNETT MIDDLE SCHOOL	SEFFNER, FL	636	42.5% Hispanic (270)	29.4%(187)	21.7%(138)	42.5%(270)	2.0%(13)
99	SOUTHWEST MIDDLE SCHOOL	LAKELAND, FL	746	42.5% Hispanic (317)	29.2%(218)	23.5%(175)	42.5%(317)	1.2%(9)
100	HERITAGE MIDDLE SCHOOL	DELTONA, FL	932	42.5% Hispanic (396)	39.4%(367)	12.2%(114)	42.5%(396)	1.0%(9)

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