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The most racially diverse public K-12 schools in Indiana

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public K-12 schools in Indiana, drawn from 9 qualifying public K-12 schools. Benjamin Bosse High School leads the list at 35.9%, against a median of 55.5% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Indiana

Best Largest group

35.9%

Median Largest group

55.5%

MOST DIVERSE · INDIANA

#	School	City	Students	Largest group	% White	% Black	% Hispanic	% Asian
1	Benjamin Bosse High School	Evansville, IN	868	35.9% Black (312)	27.9%(242)	35.9%(312)	15.8%(137)	0.1%(1)
2	Academy for Innovative Studies	Evansville, IN	318	41.8% White (133)	41.8%(133)	38.7%(123)	6.3%(20)	0.3%(1)
3	Chandler Innovation Academy	Goshen, IN	357	52.1% Hispanic (186)	38.4%(137)	3.4%(12)	52.1%(186)	0.3%(1)
4	Muncie Central High School	Muncie, IN	1,337	53.0% White (708)	53.0%(708)	22.1%(295)	7.3%(98)	1.6%(22)
5	RISE Learning Center	Indianapolis, IN	200	55.5% White (111)	55.5%(111)	19.0%(38)	4.5%(9)	11.5%(23)
6	Indiana School For The Deaf	Indianapolis, IN	311	61.1% White (190)	61.1%(190)	9.7%(30)	14.5%(45)	3.9%(12)
7	Burris Laboratory School	Muncie, IN	676	71.3% White (482)	71.3%(482)	9.3%(63)	5.9%(40)	3.1%(21)
8	LaPorte High School	LaPorte, IN	1,807	71.7% White (1,296)	71.7%(1,296)	3.1%(57)	17.5%(316)	0.7%(13)
9	Cannelton Elementary & High School	Cannelton, IN	216	90.3% White (195)	90.3%(195)	1.9%(4)	0.9%(2)	0.0%(0)

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