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The most racially diverse public schools in Coles County, Illinois

10 public schools in Coles County, Illinois appear in this ranking of the most racially diverse public schools, ranked by how small the single largest racial or ethnic group is, so no one group dominates. Mark Twain Elem School leads the list at 72.4%, against a median of 75.6% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
10
Coles County, Illinois
Best Largest group
72.4%
Median Largest group
75.6%
MOST DIVERSE · COLES COUNTY, ILLINOIS
#SchoolCityStudentsLargest group% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1Mark Twain Elem SchoolCharleston, IL22172.4% White (160)72.4%(160)10.4%(23)9.1%(20)0.9%(2)
2Carl Sandburg Elem SchoolCharleston, IL55573.3% White (407)73.3%(407)9.0%(50)7.2%(40)1.1%(6)
3Arland D Williams Jr Elem SchMattoon, IL65374.1% White (484)74.1%(484)7.8%(51)6.6%(43)1.4%(9)
4Franklin Elementary SchoolMattoon, IL24374.9% White (182)74.9%(182)7.8%(19)6.2%(15)0.4%(1)
5Jefferson Elem SchoolCharleston, IL69874.9% White (523)74.9%(523)10.0%(70)7.3%(51)1.1%(8)
6Charleston Middle SchoolCharleston, IL40176.3% White (306)76.3%(306)8.0%(32)6.0%(24)1.5%(6)
7Charleston High SchoolCharleston, IL79578.2% White (622)78.2%(622)7.3%(58)5.9%(47)1.0%(8)
8Riddle Elementary SchoolMattoon, IL58979.1% White (466)79.1%(466)3.6%(21)6.6%(39)0.2%(1)
9Mattoon High SchoolMattoon, IL88882.1% White (729)82.1%(729)4.4%(39)5.4%(48)0.5%(4)
10Mattoon Middle SchoolMattoon, IL61082.3% White (502)82.3%(502)4.3%(26)6.4%(39)0.7%(4)
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