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The most racially diverse public schools in Henry County, Iowa

8 public schools in Henry County, Iowa 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. Lincoln Elementary School leads the list at 69.3%, against a median of 77.5% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Henry County, Iowa

Best Largest group

69.3%

Median Largest group

77.5%

MOST DIVERSE · HENRY COUNTY, IOWA

#	School	City	Students	Largest group	% White	% Black	% Hispanic	% Asian
1	Lincoln Elementary School	Mount Pleasant, IA	202	69.3% White (140)	69.3%(140)	1.5%(3)	19.3%(39)	4.5%(9)
2	Mount Pleasant High School	Mount Pleasant, IA	545	74.7% White (407)	74.7%(407)	1.8%(10)	14.7%(80)	4.8%(26)
3	Harlan Elementary School	Mount Pleasant, IA	212	75.0% White	75.0%	1.4%	11.8%	4.7%
4	Van Allen Elementary School	Mount Pleasant, IA	362	76.0% White (275)	76.0%(275)	2.5%(9)	14.1%(51)	2.5%(9)
5	Mount Pleasant Middle School	Mount Pleasant, IA	383	79.1% White (303)	79.1%(303)	2.4%(9)	11.8%(45)	3.7%(14)
6	Clark Elementary School	New London, IA	314	86.6% White (272)	86.6%(272)	3.8%(12)	5.7%(18)	0.0%(0)
7	New London Jr-Sr High School	New London, IA	284	86.6% White (246)	86.6%(246)	5.3%(15)	3.9%(11)	1.1%(3)
8	WACO High School	Wayland, IA	241	89.2% White (215)	89.2%(215)	0.0%(0)	7.0%(17)	1.2%(3)

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