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The most racially diverse public middle schools in Kansas · page 4

Ranks 151–161 of the most racially diverse public schools in Kansas. Back to page 1.

MOST DIVERSE · KANSAS
#SchoolCityStudentsDiversity index% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
151Smoky Valley Middle SchoolLindsborg, KS25322.3%87.8%(222)1.2%(3)7.9%(20)0.4%(1)
152Louisburg MiddleLouisburg, KS37822.2%87.8%(332)0.5%(2)6.3%(24)0.0%(0)
153Wamego Middle SchoolWamego, KS38521.0%88.6%(341)1.0%(4)5.7%(22)0.3%(1)
154Girard MiddleGirard, KS20120.4%89.0%(179)2.0%(4)3.0%(6)0.0%(0)
155Frontenac Jr. HighFrontenac, KS21920.4%89.0%(195)1.8%(4)4.1%(9)0.5%(1)
156Chapman Middle SchoolChapman, KS25019.9%89.2%(223)1.2%(3)6.4%(16)0.0%(0)
157Carbondale Attendance CenterCarbondale, KS37019.9%89.2%(330)0.0%(0)4.9%(18)0.0%(0)
158Burlington Middle School 5 - 8Burlington, KS24219.7%89.3%(216)0.0%(0)7.0%(17)0.8%(2)
159Seymour Rogers Middle SchoolLiberal, KS47216.1%6.8%(32)1.1%(5)91.3%(431)0.2%(1)
160Rock Creek Middle SchoolSt. George, KS41515.0%92.0%(382)1.4%(6)5.1%(21)0.0%(0)
161Clay Center Community MiddleClay Center, KS22614.2%92.5%(209)0.9%(2)4.0%(9)0.0%(0)
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