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The most racially diverse public schools in Iroquois County, Illinois

9 public schools in Iroquois 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. Iroquois West High School leads the list at 64.1%, against a median of 79.3% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
9
Iroquois County, Illinois
Best Largest group
64.1%
Median Largest group
79.3%
MOST DIVERSE · IROQUOIS COUNTY, ILLINOIS
#SchoolCityStudentsLargest group% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1Iroquois West High SchoolGilman, IL28464.1% White (182)64.1%(182)3.5%(10)27.1%(77)0.7%(2)
2Iroquois West Middle SchoolOnarga, IL21565.6% White (141)65.6%(141)0.0%(0)30.2%(65)0.9%(2)
3Watseka Junior High SchoolWatseka, IL20275.3% White (152)75.3%(152)2.0%(4)17.3%(35)0.5%(1)
4Glenn Raymond SchoolWatseka, IL32177.9% White (250)77.9%(250)2.5%(8)14.6%(47)0.3%(1)
5Watseka Comm High SchoolWatseka, IL29479.3% White (233)79.3%(233)2.0%(6)15.3%(45)0.3%(1)
6Central High SchoolClifton, IL29883.9% White (250)83.9%(250)0.0%(0)12.4%(37)0.0%(0)
7Milford Grade School West CampusMilford, IL35484.8% White (300)84.8%(300)0.6%(2)8.5%(30)0.6%(2)
8Chebanse Elem SchoolChebanse, IL34388.6% White (304)88.6%(304)0.6%(2)8.4%(29)0.0%(0)
9John L Nash Middle SchoolClifton, IL27891.7% White (255)91.7%(255)0.0%(0)5.0%(14)0.0%(0)
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