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The most racially diverse public K-12 schools in the United States · page 2

Ranks 51–100 of the most racially diverse public schools in the United States. Back to page 1.

MOST DIVERSE · THE UNITED STATES
#SchoolCityStudentsDiversity index% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
51Sherman Oaks Center for Enriched StudiesReseda, CA1,71270.2%37.2%(637)3.6%(61)35.8%(613)15.7%(269)
52Hayward Twin Oaks MontessoriHayward, CA64370.1%14.6%(94)3.6%(23)46.2%(297)14.2%(91)
53Blue Mountain High SchoolBlue Mountain, MS29569.7%43.7%(129)25.1%(74)14.9%(44)0.0%(0)
54California Innovative Career AcademySacramento, CA1,72969.7%48.5%(838)9.3%(160)16.1%(278)12.7%(220)
55PEPIN ACADEMIESTAMPA, FL83469.5%29.1%(243)25.2%(210)39.3%(328)1.6%(13)
56WESTCHESTER BOCESRYE BROOK, NY31669.4%31.6%(100)21.5%(68)39.6%(125)2.5%(8)
57Kerens SchoolKERENS, TX65769.4%34.5%(227)15.4%(101)39.1%(257)0.3%(2)
58Brennen School (The)Newark, DE41969.4%24.1%(101)45.1%(189)19.8%(83)6.4%(27)
59WATERFRONT ELEMENTARY SCHOOLBUFFALO, NY74369.3%9.4%(70)43.6%(324)15.1%(112)29.1%(216)
60ROCKLAND BOCESWEST NYACK, NY1,11569.2%33.5%(374)16.3%(182)40.3%(449)6.5%(72)
61Tier TwoPLYMOUTH, MN27469.2%33.9%(93)42.0%(115)8.0%(22)3.6%(10)
62DUTCHESS BOCESPOUGHKEEPSIE, NY32569.2%40.9%(133)15.7%(51)32.6%(106)1.2%(4)
63PS 141BROOKLYN, NY36669.1%18.0%(66)39.1%(143)34.7%(127)5.5%(20)
64Lake Quinault SchoolAmanda Park, WA20769.0%27.1%(56)0.0%(0)43.5%(90)0.0%(0)
65Dominion HighSterling, VA1,45368.8%32.1%(466)5.5%(80)42.5%(618)15.3%(222)
66Texas School for the DeafAUSTIN, TX50068.6%37.4%(187)15.2%(76)38.4%(192)5.0%(25)
67PS 94NEW YORK, NY43768.5%11.2%(49)32.5%(142)43.0%(188)10.5%(46)
68EASTERN SUFFOLK BOCESPATCHOGUE, NY2,04368.5%31.6%(645)18.1%(369)42.3%(865)2.7%(56)
69Great Hearts Forest HeightsSAN ANTONIO, TX1,33568.5%29.9%(399)2.0%(27)40.1%(536)25.3%(338)
70Mount Pleasant Elementary SchoolWilmington, DE67468.4%37.4%(252)39.8%(268)9.9%(67)5.8%(39)
71AKChoice K-12 LearningAnchorage, AK28368.1%51.6%(146)3.2%(9)13.1%(37)1.8%(5)
72REAL ACADEMY (REACHING EVERY ADOLESCENT LEARNER)LAKELAND, FL21568.1%22.3%(48)33.5%(72)39.5%(85)0.0%(0)
73Keema School for Independent StudySacramento, CA52968.0%20.6%(109)11.3%(60)49.9%(264)6.4%(34)
74ParkviewPlacentia, CA25967.9%40.1%(104)1.5%(4)36.3%(94)15.4%(40)
75Tier ThreePLYMOUTH, MN22667.8%25.7%(58)48.2%(109)6.6%(15)6.2%(14)
76STEAMM AcademyCanton, OH48167.7%32.4%(156)43.2%(208)6.2%(30)0.4%(2)
77Telra InstituteCharlotte, NC62167.7%36.7%(228)3.1%(19)8.7%(54)41.4%(257)
78Sutter County Special EducationYuba City, CA33267.6%28.3%(94)2.4%(8)45.8%(152)17.8%(59)
79Metro SchoolCharlotte, NC25867.6%17.8%(46)45.7%(118)28.3%(73)5.0%(13)
80DAVID MARQUIS SCHOOL OF THE ARTS (THE)STATEN ISLAND, NY55667.3%48.7%(271)10.6%(59)24.5%(136)13.3%(74)
81Keystone Montessori Charter SchoolPHOENIX, AZ20367.2%45.3%(92)4.4%(9)32.0%(65)5.4%(11)
82PS 369 COY L COX SCHOOLBROOKLYN, NY48367.1%9.7%(47)43.7%(211)34.8%(168)8.5%(41)
83Vail Academy & High SchoolTUCSON, AZ62567.0%36.6%(229)7.7%(48)42.2%(264)2.4%(15)
84Prospects High (Alternative)Antioch, CA30466.9%20.4%(62)17.8%(54)50.0%(152)3.3%(10)
85Tuscarora HighLeesburg, VA1,37766.8%45.1%(621)8.0%(110)33.9%(467)7.0%(97)
86ORANGE-ULSTER BOCESGOSHEN, NY1,08266.7%37.3%(404)14.7%(159)41.1%(445)2.0%(22)
87John S. Charlton SchoolCamden, DE42466.7%45.0%(191)33.5%(142)8.7%(37)2.4%(10)
88Detroit International Academy for Young WomenDETROIT, MI24866.6%30.6%(76)40.3%(100)0.0%(0)27.8%(69)
89Ennis (Howard T.) SchoolGeorgetown, DE34066.4%42.9%(146)17.1%(58)34.7%(118)0.6%(2)
90Bankbridge Regional SchoolSewell, NJ47966.3%48.0%(230)23.6%(113)22.1%(106)2.1%(10)
91DROPOUT PREVENTION SCHOOLLARGO, FL39566.2%43.8%(173)32.4%(128)20.0%(79)0.8%(3)
92HORIZONS ACADEMYBRADENTON, FL42966.1%19.6%(84)27.0%(116)47.3%(203)0.2%(1)
93Milford SchoolMILFORD, TX25866.1%34.9%(90)15.9%(41)43.4%(112)0.0%(0)
94JERICHO ELEMENTARY SCHOOLCENTEREACH, NY42366.1%45.4%(192)8.0%(34)34.3%(145)9.0%(38)
95Sabine Pass SchoolSABINE PASS, TX37266.1%27.4%(102)23.9%(89)45.4%(169)1.6%(6)
96Santa Clara County Special EducationSan Jose, CA77165.9%14.0%(108)4.4%(34)44.5%(343)34.9%(269)
97OCCS:CHEP/PCHSTustin, CA29065.8%28.6%(83)0.0%(0)47.9%(139)13.8%(40)
98College View CampusElizabethtown, KY21065.7%51.0%(107)22.9%(48)9.5%(20)0.0%(0)
99Academy for Innovative StudiesEvansville, IN31865.6%41.8%(133)38.7%(123)6.3%(20)0.3%(1)
100Orange County Special EducationCosta Mesa, CA33165.6%22.7%(75)3.9%(13)51.1%(169)15.7%(52)
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