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The most racially diverse public middle schools in Cobb County, Georgia

Across Cobb County, Georgia, 28 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by how small the single largest racial or ethnic group is, so no one group dominates. Daniell Middle School leads the list at 31.9%, against a median of 50.9% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Cobb County, Georgia

Best Largest group

31.9%

Median Largest group

50.9%

MOST DIVERSE · COBB COUNTY, GEORGIA

#	School	City	Students	Largest group	% White	% Black	% Hispanic	% Asian
1	Daniell Middle School	Marietta, GA	884	31.9% Black (282)	25.3%(224)	31.9%(282)	28.7%(254)	8.6%(76)
2	Palmer Middle School	Kennesaw, GA	803	35.9% White (288)	35.9%(288)	27.1%(218)	23.8%(191)	3.7%(30)
3	Awtrey Middle School	Kennesaw, GA	593	36.8% Black (218)	28.3%(168)	36.8%(218)	21.8%(129)	3.9%(23)
4	Griffin Middle School	Smyrna, GA	991	37.2% Black (369)	23.5%(233)	37.2%(369)	30.1%(298)	3.1%(31)
5	Barber Middle School	Acworth, GA	790	37.7% Black (298)	26.2%(207)	37.7%(298)	25.4%(201)	3.2%(25)
6	East Cobb Middle School	Marietta, GA	1,352	37.8% Black (511)	20.1%(272)	37.8%(511)	34.5%(466)	2.7%(37)
7	Pine Mountain Middle School	Kennesaw, GA	506	38.7% Black (196)	26.5%(134)	38.7%(196)	21.1%(107)	6.7%(34)
8	Lovinggood Middle School	Powder Springs, GA	1,209	40.9% White (494)	40.9%(494)	31.2%(377)	16.3%(197)	4.2%(51)
9	Marietta Middle School	Marietta, GA	1,352	40.9% Hispanic (553)	19.3%(261)	33.6%(455)	40.9%(553)	1.6%(21)
10	Marietta Sixth Grade Academy	Marietta, GA	678	41.5% Hispanic (281)	21.8%(148)	31.0%(210)	41.5%(281)	1.5%(10)
11	Garrett Middle School	Austell, GA	891	47.9% Black (427)	4.9%(44)	47.9%(427)	43.1%(384)	0.6%(5)
12	Lindley Middle School	Mableton, GA	905	48.5% Black (439)	4.0%(36)	48.5%(439)	44.4%(402)	0.1%(1)
13	McCleskey Middle School	Marietta, GA	540	49.1% White (265)	49.1%(265)	15.7%(85)	26.5%(143)	1.3%(7)
14	Betty Gray Middle School	Mableton, GA	702	49.7% Black (349)	3.9%(27)	49.7%(349)	44.2%(310)	0.4%(3)
15	Floyd Middle School	Mableton, GA	776	52.1% Hispanic (404)	7.0%(54)	36.7%(285)	52.1%(404)	0.5%(4)
16	Campbell Middle School	Smyrna, GA	1,368	52.4% Black (717)	16.0%(219)	52.4%(717)	20.7%(283)	5.0%(69)
17	McClure Middle School	Kennesaw, GA	1,030	54.5% White (561)	54.5%(561)	18.0%(185)	15.8%(163)	5.5%(57)
18	Dodgen Middle School	Marietta, GA	1,178	55.0% White (648)	55.0%(648)	7.0%(82)	8.4%(99)	26.0%(306)
19	Simpson Middle School	Marietta, GA	884	55.8% White (493)	55.8%(493)	10.6%(94)	14.9%(132)	12.7%(112)
20	Lost Mountain Middle School	Kennesaw, GA	979	57.1% White (559)	57.1%(559)	22.0%(215)	9.7%(95)	5.7%(56)
21	Tapp Middle School	Powder Springs, GA	809	57.6% Black (466)	5.9%(48)	57.6%(466)	29.3%(237)	1.5%(12)
22	Dickerson Middle School	Marietta, GA	1,225	59.6% White (730)	59.6%(730)	4.5%(55)	7.3%(89)	24.0%(294)
23	Durham Middle School	Acworth, GA	984	60.9% White (599)	60.9%(599)	17.1%(168)	12.2%(120)	4.9%(48)
24	Smitha Middle School	Marietta, GA	866	63.2% Hispanic (547)	5.0%(43)	26.9%(233)	63.2%(547)	2.2%(19)
25	Cooper Middle School	Austell, GA	1,000	63.9% Black (639)	5.1%(51)	63.9%(639)	25.5%(255)	0.8%(8)
26	Mabry Middle School	Marietta, GA	938	66.0% White (619)	66.0%(619)	8.0%(75)	9.8%(92)	10.3%(97)
27	Hightower Trail Middle School	Marietta, GA	944	70.2% White (663)	70.2%(663)	4.7%(44)	10.5%(99)	10.2%(96)
28	Pearson Middle School	Marietta, GA	806	84.1% Hispanic (678)	3.2%(26)	11.7%(94)	84.1%(678)	0.1%(1)

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