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The most racially diverse public elementary schools in Pike County, Kentucky

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public elementary schools in Pike County, Kentucky, drawn from 10 qualifying public elementary schools. Pikeville Elementary School leads the list at 93.3%, against a median of 97.6% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
10
Pike County, Kentucky
Best Largest group
93.3%
Median Largest group
97.6%
MOST DIVERSE · PIKE COUNTY, KENTUCKY
#SchoolCityStudentsLargest group% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1Pikeville Elementary SchoolPikeville, KY61193.3% White (570)93.3%(570)1.3%(8)1.1%(7)2.0%(12)
2Mullins Elementary SchoolPikeville, KY77993.3% White (727)93.3%(727)0.6%(5)2.3%(18)1.0%(8)
3Belfry ElementaryBelfry, KY58994.4% White (556)94.4%(556)1.4%(8)1.2%(7)0.5%(3)
4Bevins Elementary SchoolSidney, KY23696.6% White (228)96.6%(228)0.4%(1)1.7%(4)0.0%(0)
5Valley Elementary SchoolPikeville, KY84497.5% White (823)97.5%(823)0.2%(2)0.7%(6)0.0%(0)
6Phelps Elementary SchoolFreeburn, KY29397.6% White (286)97.6%(286)0.3%(1)0.3%(1)0.0%(0)
7Johns Creek Elementary SchoolPikeville, KY61697.9% White (603)97.9%(603)0.0%(0)0.8%(5)0.3%(2)
8Millard SchoolPikeville, KY60198.2% White (590)98.2%(590)0.2%(1)0.3%(2)0.2%(1)
9Elkhorn City Elementary SchoolElkhorn City, KY40998.3% White (402)98.3%(402)0.0%(0)0.2%(1)0.5%(2)
10Dorton Elementary SchoolDorton, KY26398.9% White (260)98.9%(260)0.0%(0)0.8%(2)0.0%(0)
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