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The most racially diverse public schools in Grant County, Kentucky

Across Grant County, Kentucky, 8 public schools are ranked here, ranked by how small the single largest racial or ethnic group is, so no one group dominates. Sherman Elementary leads the list at 82.4%, against a median of 88.0% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
8
Grant County, Kentucky
Best Largest group
82.4%
Median Largest group
88.0%
MOST DIVERSE · GRANT COUNTY, KENTUCKY
#SchoolCityStudentsLargest group% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1Sherman ElementaryDry Ridge, KY41582.4% White (342)82.4%(342)0.7%(3)14.5%(60)0.0%(0)
2Williamstown Sr. HighWilliamstown, KY20086.0% White (172)86.0%(172)1.0%(2)7.5%(15)1.5%(3)
3Crittenden-Mt. Zion ElementaryDry Ridge, KY38786.8% White (336)86.8%(336)1.3%(5)5.4%(21)0.5%(2)
4Grant County Middle SchoolDry Ridge, KY69987.4% White (611)87.4%(611)1.3%(9)7.6%(53)0.0%(0)
5Grant County High SchoolDry Ridge, KY1,01688.7% White (901)88.7%(901)1.0%(10)6.7%(68)0.4%(4)
6Dry Ridge ElementaryDry Ridge, KY40089.0% White (356)89.0%(356)1.0%(4)6.0%(24)0.0%(0)
7Williamstown ElementaryWilliamstown, KY39789.4% White (355)89.4%(355)0.5%(2)7.3%(29)0.0%(0)
8Mason-Corinth ElementaryWilliamstown, KY29993.7% White (280)93.7%(280)0.0%(0)4.0%(12)0.0%(0)
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