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The most racially diverse public high schools in DeKalb County, Illinois

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public high schools in DeKalb County, Illinois, drawn from 8 qualifying public high schools. DeKalb High School leads the list at 34.5%, against a median of 78.9% across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked
8
DeKalb County, Illinois
Best Largest group
34.5%
Median Largest group
78.9%
MOST DIVERSE · DEKALB COUNTY, ILLINOIS
#SchoolCityStudentsLargest group% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1DeKalb High SchoolDekalb, IL2,13434.5% Hispanic (736)34.4%(733)23.8%(508)34.5%(736)1.3%(27)
2Genoa-Kingston High SchoolGenoa, IL48571.1% White (345)71.1%(345)1.0%(5)24.5%(119)1.6%(8)
3Sandwich Community High SchoolSandwich, IL56072.9% White (408)72.9%(408)0.7%(4)22.0%(123)0.7%(4)
4Hiawatha Jr/Sr High SchoolKirkland, IL21178.7% White (166)78.7%(166)1.9%(4)13.7%(29)0.0%(0)
5Indian Creek High SchoolShabbona, IL26879.1% White (212)79.1%(212)3.4%(9)14.6%(39)0.0%(0)
6Hinckley-Big Rock High SchoolHinckley, IL21779.3% White (172)79.3%(172)0.0%(0)16.6%(36)0.9%(2)
7Sycamore High SchoolSycamore, IL1,16179.4% White (922)79.4%(922)3.1%(36)12.1%(140)1.9%(22)
8Somonauk High SchoolSomonauk, IL22484.8% White (190)84.8%(190)1.3%(3)10.7%(24)1.8%(4)
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