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The most racially diverse public schools in Coweta County, Georgia

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public schools in Coweta County, Georgia, drawn from 30 qualifying public schools. Newnan Crossing Elementary School leads the list at 74.3%, against a median of 60.0% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
30
Coweta County, Georgia
Top Diversity index
74.3%
Median Diversity index
60.0%
MOST DIVERSE · COWETA COUNTY, GEORGIA
#SchoolCityStudentsDiversity index% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1Newnan Crossing Elementary SchoolNewnan, GA91274.3%31.4%(286)34.6%(316)14.6%(133)10.9%(99)
2Arnall Middle SchoolNewnan, GA74070.5%26.5%(196)42.6%(315)19.3%(143)6.1%(45)
3White Oak Elementary SchoolNewnan, GA71269.1%40.2%(286)31.3%(223)21.4%(152)1.1%(8)
4Welch Elementary SchoolNewnan, GA1,01268.9%31.0%(314)43.4%(439)14.5%(147)5.5%(56)
5Odyssey Charter SchoolNewnan, GA35968.8%39.0%(140)35.6%(128)16.4%(59)1.4%(5)
6Lee Middle SchoolSharpsburg, GA73067.5%47.4%(346)28.1%(205)11.6%(85)6.8%(50)
7East Coweta High SchoolSharpsburg, GA3,00167.3%46.3%(1,390)29.7%(891)14.2%(426)4.4%(132)
8Smokey Road Middle SchoolNewnan, GA56367.0%44.9%(253)30.7%(173)17.1%(96)0.7%(4)
9Atkinson Elementary SchoolNewnan, GA39866.0%46.7%(186)31.2%(124)13.8%(55)0.0%(0)
10Elm Street Elementary SchoolNewnan, GA47764.0%51.8%(247)24.3%(116)17.4%(83)1.5%(7)
11Ruth Hill Elementary SchoolNewnan, GA34663.2%32.1%(111)50.0%(173)10.7%(37)0.9%(3)
12Evans Middle SchoolNewnan, GA73663.1%52.5%(386)26.9%(198)13.4%(99)0.4%(3)
13Arnco-Sargent Elementary SchoolNewnan, GA35762.5%54.6%(195)19.1%(68)19.1%(68)0.0%(0)
14Northgate High SchoolNewnan, GA2,14260.3%57.8%(1,237)20.3%(434)13.8%(295)2.7%(57)
15Newnan High SchoolNewnan, GA2,21460.1%56.1%(1,243)25.4%(563)13.1%(291)0.6%(13)
16Madras Middle SchoolNewnan, GA75459.9%58.5%(441)19.4%(146)13.0%(98)2.9%(22)
17Western Elementary SchoolNewnan, GA45559.7%57.1%(260)24.6%(112)9.7%(44)0.2%(1)
18Poplar Road Elementary SchoolSharpsburg, GA65659.6%57.5%(377)24.2%(159)8.2%(54)0.8%(5)
19Glanton ElementaryGrantville, GA27159.3%56.8%(154)26.9%(73)7.8%(21)1.1%(3)
20Jefferson Parkway Elementary SchoolNewnan, GA45058.1%10.4%(47)58.4%(263)25.6%(115)1.8%(8)
21Northside Elementary SchoolNewnan, GA36657.2%59.6%(218)23.8%(87)12.6%(46)1.1%(4)
22Arbor Springs ElementaryNewnan, GA39556.2%62.5%(247)17.7%(70)10.4%(41)3.0%(12)
23Willis Road ElementarySharpsburg, GA66455.2%63.9%(424)8.6%(57)16.4%(109)3.3%(22)
24Brooks ElementaryNewnan, GA83555.0%64.0%(534)15.3%(128)11.3%(94)1.7%(14)
25Blake Bass Middle SchoolSharpsburg, GA88749.4%68.9%(611)11.3%(100)12.7%(113)1.7%(15)
26East Coweta Middle SchoolSenoia, GA84548.7%68.9%(582)17.0%(144)8.6%(73)0.6%(5)
27Canongate Elementary SchoolSharpsburg, GA64548.5%69.6%(449)6.8%(44)14.1%(91)2.0%(13)
28Moreland Elementary SchoolMoreland, GA54744.4%72.6%(397)10.4%(57)13.3%(73)0.4%(2)
29Thomas Crossroads Elementary SchoolSharpsburg, GA35240.2%76.1%(268)9.4%(33)8.8%(31)1.4%(5)
30Eastside Elementary SchoolSenoia, GA60235.4%79.6%(479)8.6%(52)6.2%(37)0.8%(5)
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