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The most racially diverse public middle schools in Kentucky · page 5

Ranks 201–210 of the most racially diverse public schools in Kentucky. Back to page 1.

MOST DIVERSE · KENTUCKY

#	School	City	Students	Largest group	% White	% Black	% Hispanic	% Asian
201	Phillip Sharp Middle School	Butler, KY	420	96.0% White (403)	96.0%(403)	0.7%(3)	1.4%(6)	0.2%(1)
202	Knox County Middle School	Barbourville, KY	522	96.0% White (501)	96.0%(501)	1.7%(9)	1.3%(7)	0.2%(1)
203	Herald Whitaker Middle School	Salyersville, KY	260	96.5% White (251)	96.5%(251)	0.8%(2)	0.4%(1)	0.0%(0)
204	Louisa Middle School	Louisa, KY	384	96.9% White (372)	96.9%(372)	0.0%(0)	1.0%(4)	0.5%(2)
205	Jackson County Middle School	McKee, KY	369	97.0% White (358)	97.0%(358)	0.0%(0)	1.9%(7)	0.0%(0)
206	Clay County Middle School	Manchester, KY	387	97.2% White (376)	97.2%(376)	0.8%(3)	1.3%(5)	0.3%(1)
207	Lewis County Middle School	Vanceburg, KY	290	97.6% White (283)	97.6%(283)	0.7%(2)	0.0%(0)	0.0%(0)
208	Morgan County Middle School	West Liberty, KY	361	97.8% White (353)	97.8%(353)	0.3%(1)	1.9%(7)	0.0%(0)
209	West Carter Middle School	Olive Hill, KY	392	98.2% White (385)	98.2%(385)	0.0%(0)	0.5%(2)	0.0%(0)
210	Martin County Middle School	Warfield, KY	262	98.5% White (258)	98.5%(258)	0.0%(0)	0.4%(1)	0.0%(0)

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