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The most racially diverse public schools in Marion County, Iowa

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public schools in Marion County, Iowa, drawn from 11 qualifying public schools. Lincoln Elementary School leads the list at 83.1%, against a median of 88.4% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
11
Marion County, Iowa
Best Largest group
83.1%
Median Largest group
88.4%
MOST DIVERSE · MARION COUNTY, IOWA
#SchoolCityStudentsLargest group% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1Lincoln Elementary SchoolPella, IA25483.1% White (211)83.1%(211)0.4%(1)5.1%(13)2.4%(6)
2Pella High SchoolPella, IA80185.9% White (688)85.9%(688)2.1%(17)4.4%(35)2.0%(16)
3Knoxville Middle SchoolKnoxville, IA32386.1% White (278)86.1%(278)0.6%(2)6.2%(20)0.6%(2)
4Madison Elementary SchoolPella, IA40186.8% White (348)86.8%(348)2.2%(9)5.2%(21)0.8%(3)
5Jefferson IntermediatePella, IA49488.1% White (435)88.1%(435)1.0%(5)4.0%(20)2.0%(10)
6Knoxville High SchoolKnoxville, IA50888.4% White (449)88.4%(449)0.2%(1)6.1%(31)1.0%(5)
7Pella Middle SchoolPella, IA37588.5% White (332)88.5%(332)2.1%(8)4.3%(16)0.5%(2)
8Pleasantville High SchoolPleasantville, IA24188.8% White (214)88.8%(214)0.8%(2)5.8%(14)0.8%(2)
9Northstar Elementary SchoolKnoxville, IA34889.4% White (311)89.4%(311)0.3%(1)4.0%(14)1.4%(5)
10West ElementaryKnoxville, IA48589.5% White (434)89.5%(434)1.2%(6)2.3%(11)1.0%(5)
11Pleasantville ElementaryPleasantville, IA45693.9% White (428)93.9%(428)0.2%(1)4.0%(18)0.0%(0)
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