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The most racially diverse public elementary schools in Iowa · page 12

Ranks 551–561 of the most racially diverse public schools in Iowa. Back to page 1.

MOST DIVERSE · IOWA
#SchoolCityStudentsDiversity index% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
551Bellevue Elementary SchoolBellevue, IA4057.7%96.0%(389)0.3%(1)0.7%(3)0.0%(0)
552Glidden-Ralston Elementary SchoolGlidden, IA2277.6%96.0%(218)0.0%(0)3.5%(8)0.4%(1)
553Danville Elementary SchoolDanville, IA3627.5%96.1%(348)0.6%(2)0.6%(2)0.3%(1)
554Springville Elementary SchoolSpringville, IA2947.3%96.3%(283)1.4%(4)1.4%(4)0.0%(0)
555Edgewood-Colesburg Elementary SchoolColesburg, IA2846.8%96.5%(274)0.7%(2)2.5%(7)0.3%(1)
556Tri-Center Elementary SchoolNeola, IA3646.4%96.7%(352)0.3%(1)2.5%(9)0.3%(1)
557Montezuma Elementary SchoolMontezuma, IA2186.3%96.8%(211)0.0%(0)0.9%(2)0.5%(1)
558Epworth Elementary SchoolEpworth, IA3606.0%96.9%(349)0.0%(0)0.6%(2)0.3%(1)
559Bedford Elementary SchoolBedford, IA2695.8%97.0%(261)0.0%(0)1.5%(4)0.7%(2)
560CAM Elementary SchoolMassena, IA2164.6%97.7%(211)0.0%(0)0.9%(2)0.0%(0)
561Alburnett Elementary SchoolAlburnett, IA3954.0%98.0%(387)0.5%(2)0.0%(0)0.0%(0)
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