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The most racially diverse public high schools in Georgia · page 9

Ranks 401414 of the most racially diverse public schools in Georgia. Back to page 1.

MOST DIVERSE · GEORGIA
#SchoolCityStudentsLargest group% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
401Northeast High SchoolMacon, GA79493.1% Black (739)2.4%(19)93.1%(739)1.9%(15)0.0%(0)
402Monroe High SchoolAlbany, GA1,18993.4% Black (1,110)1.9%(22)93.4%(1,110)3.2%(38)0.2%(2)
403Westlake High SchoolAtlanta, GA2,05693.4% Black (1,920)0.2%(5)93.4%(1,920)3.4%(69)0.4%(8)
404Coretta Scott King Young Women's Leadership AcademyAtlanta, GA37793.6% Black (353)0.3%(1)93.6%(353)4.0%(15)0.0%(0)
405Arabia Mountain High School - Academy of Engineering- MedicLithonia, GA1,22493.8% Black (1,148)0.1%(1)93.8%(1,148)3.5%(43)0.5%(6)
406Carver High School Early CollegeAtlanta, GA51494.0% Black (483)0.4%(2)94.0%(483)4.1%(21)0.0%(0)
407Southwest DeKalb High SchoolDecatur, GA1,23794.1% Black (1,164)0.2%(2)94.1%(1,164)3.1%(38)0.5%(6)
408D. M. Therrell High SchoolAtlanta, GA96494.4% Black (910)0.2%(2)94.4%(910)3.7%(36)0.1%(1)
409Booker T. Washington High SchoolAtlanta, GA85694.7% Black (811)0.6%(5)94.7%(811)2.5%(21)0.2%(2)
410Gordon Lee High SchoolChickamauga, GA41095.4% White (391)95.4%(391)0.0%(0)2.7%(11)0.5%(2)
411Carver High SchoolAtlanta, GA54496.0% Black (522)0.7%(4)96.0%(522)2.2%(12)0.2%(1)
412Randolph Clay High SchoolCuthbert, GA20296.0% Black (194)0.5%(1)96.0%(194)0.5%(1)0.5%(1)
413International Transition CenterLawrenceville, GA64096.3% Hispanic (616)0.8%(5)2.0%(13)96.3%(616)0.9%(6)
414Kipp Atlanta Collegiate Charter SchoolAtlanta, GA87497.9% Black (856)0.0%(0)97.9%(856)1.0%(9)0.0%(0)
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