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The most racially diverse public schools in Washington County, Iowa

Across Washington County, Iowa, 10 public schools are ranked here, ranked by how small the single largest racial or ethnic group is, so no one group dominates. Lincoln Upper Elementary School leads the list at 69.8%, against a median of 88.4% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
10
Washington County, Iowa
Best Largest group
69.8%
Median Largest group
88.4%
MOST DIVERSE · WASHINGTON COUNTY, IOWA
#SchoolCityStudentsLargest group% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1Lincoln Upper Elementary SchoolWashington, IA34469.8% White (240)69.8%(240)2.0%(7)23.0%(79)1.7%(6)
2Stewart Elementary SchoolWashington, IA45770.7% White (323)70.7%(323)1.3%(6)21.7%(99)0.7%(3)
3Washington Middle SchoolWashington, IA34771.2% White (247)71.2%(247)1.7%(6)22.2%(77)0.6%(2)
4Washington High SchoolWashington, IA45271.7% White (324)71.7%(324)1.8%(8)22.1%(100)0.4%(2)
5Mid-Prairie West Elementary SchoolWellman, IA33087.6% White (289)87.6%(289)0.3%(1)9.4%(31)0.3%(1)
6Mid-Prairie Middle SchoolKalona, IA41589.2% White (370)89.2%(370)1.0%(4)7.0%(29)0.0%(0)
7WACO Elementary SchoolCrawfordsville, IA31789.3% White (283)89.3%(283)0.9%(3)7.6%(24)0.3%(1)
8Mid-Prairie High SchoolWellman, IA36289.8% White (325)89.8%(325)0.0%(0)7.2%(26)0.3%(1)
9Mid-Prairie East Elementary SchoolKalona, IA25589.8% White (229)89.8%(229)0.0%(0)7.5%(19)0.4%(1)
10Highland Elementary SchoolRiverside, IA24292.2% White (223)92.2%(223)1.2%(3)5.8%(14)0.4%(1)
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