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The most racially diverse public high schools in Cherokee County, Georgia

Across Cherokee County, Georgia, 6 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the diversity index, the chance that two students picked at random belong to different racial or ethnic groups. Etowah High School leads the list at 62.3%, against a median of 58.2% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Cherokee County, Georgia

Top Diversity index

62.3%

Median Diversity index

58.2%

MOST DIVERSE · CHEROKEE COUNTY, GEORGIA

#	School	City	Students	Diversity index	% White	% Black	% Hispanic	% Asian
1	Etowah High School	Woodstock, GA	2,393	62.3%	54.4%(1,301)	12.2%(291)	25.0%(598)	2.9%(70)
2	Woodstock High School	Woodstock, GA	2,006	61.9%	55.4%(1,112)	12.6%(252)	23.0%(462)	2.3%(47)
3	Cherokee High School	Canton, GA	3,012	60.3%	52.3%(1,574)	8.2%(247)	34.0%(1,025)	1.1%(33)
4	River Ridge High School	Woodstock, GA	1,902	56.1%	61.5%(1,170)	6.8%(129)	23.0%(437)	4.2%(80)
5	Sequoyah High School	Canton, GA	2,021	52.2%	65.8%(1,329)	7.2%(145)	19.3%(390)	2.7%(54)
6	Creekview High School	Canton, GA	2,039	34.8%	79.7%(1,626)	3.8%(77)	11.7%(239)	1.1%(22)

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