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The most racially diverse public schools in Thomas County, Georgia

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public schools in Thomas County, Georgia, drawn from 10 qualifying public schools. Hand In Hand Primary leads the list at 50.6%, against a median of 58.9% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
10
Thomas County, Georgia
Best Largest group
50.6%
Median Largest group
58.9%
MOST DIVERSE · THOMAS COUNTY, GEORGIA
#SchoolCityStudentsLargest group% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1Hand In Hand PrimaryThomasville, GA71250.6% White (360)50.6%(360)33.6%(239)8.7%(62)1.7%(12)
2Thomas County Middle SchoolThomasville, GA1,66551.0% White (850)51.0%(850)34.3%(571)9.0%(150)1.0%(17)
3Cross Creek Elementary SchoolThomasville, GA80952.0% White (421)52.0%(421)34.7%(281)6.7%(54)1.0%(8)
4Garrison-Pilcher Elementary SchoolThomasville, GA81152.6% White (427)52.6%(427)36.0%(292)6.5%(53)1.5%(12)
5Thomas County Central High SchoolThomasville, GA1,63356.0% White (915)56.0%(915)31.7%(517)7.7%(126)1.4%(23)
6Jerger Elementary SchoolThomasville, GA70861.7% White (437)61.7%(437)28.4%(201)3.8%(27)2.5%(18)
7Thomasville High SchoolThomasville, GA74262.9% Black (467)31.1%(231)62.9%(467)3.5%(26)0.9%(7)
8MacIntyre Park Middle SchoolThomasville, GA53065.7% Black (348)29.1%(154)65.7%(348)2.8%(15)1.1%(6)
9Scott Elementary SchoolThomasville, GA37986.0% Black (326)3.2%(12)86.0%(326)5.8%(22)1.9%(7)
10Harper Elementary SchoolThomasville, GA26395.4% Black (251)1.5%(4)95.4%(251)1.5%(4)0.4%(1)
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