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The most racially diverse public elementary schools in the United States · page 37

Ranks 1,801–1,850 of the most racially diverse public schools in the United States. Back to page 1.

MOST DIVERSE · THE UNITED STATES

#	School	City	Students	Largest group	% White	% Black	% Hispanic	% Asian
1801	Harrison Hill Elementary School	Fort Wayne, IN	612	35.8% Hispanic (219)	15.0%(92)	27.4%(168)	35.8%(219)	15.2%(93)
1802	Fulton Elementary	Fulton, MD	872	35.8% White (312)	35.8%(312)	17.0%(148)	4.8%(42)	31.1%(271)
1803	Memorial Elementary School	EAST BRUNSWICK, NJ	408	35.8% White (146)	35.8%(146)	5.4%(22)	19.1%(78)	31.1%(127)
1804	Stedman Elementary School	DENVER, CO	447	35.8% White (160)	35.8%(160)	27.7%(124)	28.0%(125)	0.2%(1)
1805	Major Sheldon Wheeler Elementary School	Wahiawa, HI	598	35.8% White (214)	35.8%(214)	12.7%(76)	29.6%(177)	5.7%(34)
1806	Hahaione Elementary School	Honolulu, HI	475	35.8% Two or more (170)	15.6%(74)	0.4%(2)	12.4%(59)	30.7%(146)
1807	Mabel M. Paine Elementary	Yorba Linda, CA	419	35.8% Asian (150)	28.4%(119)	2.1%(9)	26.5%(111)	35.8%(150)
1808	Endeavor Elementary	GRAND RAPIDS, MI	553	35.8% Black (198)	22.6%(125)	35.8%(198)	13.7%(76)	19.7%(109)
1809	MacAfee Road School	Somerset, NJ	405	35.8% Black (145)	20.5%(83)	35.8%(145)	24.7%(100)	10.6%(43)
1810	Long Mill Elementary	Youngsville, NC	433	35.8% White (155)	35.8%(155)	33.0%(143)	21.5%(93)	3.0%(13)
1811	HOUCHIN ES	Moore, OK	553	35.8% Hispanic (198)	28.4%(157)	13.4%(74)	35.8%(198)	0.5%(3)
1812	Altamont Creek Elementary	Livermore, CA	620	35.8% Asian (222)	30.2%(187)	1.9%(12)	23.2%(144)	35.8%(222)
1813	Homestead Elementary School	Aurora, IL	511	35.8% White (183)	35.8%(183)	11.0%(56)	14.5%(74)	29.8%(152)
1814	PINE HILLS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	ALBANY, NY	363	35.8% Black (130)	17.9%(65)	35.8%(130)	23.7%(86)	12.7%(46)
1815	Irving L. Branch Elementary	Edwards, CA	388	35.8% Hispanic (139)	29.6%(115)	2.6%(10)	35.8%(139)	4.9%(19)
1816	El Carmelo Elementary	Palo Alto, CA	282	35.8% Asian (101)	23.1%(65)	3.2%(9)	24.8%(70)	35.8%(101)
1817	MANATEE ACADEMY K-8	PORT ST LUCIE, FL	1,700	35.8% Black (609)	28.3%(481)	35.8%(609)	29.5%(502)	0.8%(13)
1818	MCKELVEY PRIMARY	ST.LOUIS, MO	201	35.8% Asian (72)	25.4%(51)	20.9%(42)	6.5%(13)	35.8%(72)
1819	ARTHUR H MCNEIL EL	MCKINNEY, TX	335	35.8% White (120)	35.8%(120)	29.6%(99)	18.2%(61)	7.2%(24)
1820	PECK SLIP SCHOOL (THE)	NEW YORK, NY	307	35.8% White (110)	35.8%(110)	6.2%(19)	33.2%(102)	12.7%(39)
1821	Hillis Elementary School	Des Moines, IA	279	35.8% White (100)	35.8%(100)	21.5%(60)	25.4%(71)	10.0%(28)
1822	WILLIAM C KEANE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	SCHENECTADY, NY	279	35.8% Asian (100)	7.5%(21)	18.6%(52)	22.6%(63)	35.8%(100)
1823	JENKS EAST ES	Jenks, OK	1,356	35.8% White (486)	35.8%(486)	10.1%(137)	19.4%(263)	15.5%(210)
1824	Ridgepoint TK-8	Sacramento, CA	650	35.9% Hispanic (233)	28.0%(182)	11.8%(77)	35.9%(233)	11.2%(73)
1825	Union House Elementary	Sacramento, CA	795	35.9% Hispanic (285)	2.8%(22)	15.2%(121)	35.9%(285)	35.1%(279)
1826	International School of Louisiana	New Orleans, LA	1,074	35.9% Black (385)	20.5%(220)	35.9%(385)	34.2%(367)	1.2%(13)
1827	West Clayton Elementary	Clayton, NC	742	35.9% Hispanic (266)	33.0%(245)	21.3%(158)	35.9%(266)	2.7%(20)
1828	ASKEW EL	HOUSTON, TX	873	35.9% Hispanic (313)	11.2%(98)	35.2%(307)	35.9%(313)	8.9%(78)
1829	Brookwood Elementary School	Snellville, GA	1,422	35.9% Black (510)	19.1%(271)	35.9%(510)	18.7%(266)	19.8%(282)
1830	Roosevelt Elementary	WILLMAR, MN	580	35.9% Hispanic (208)	32.9%(191)	21.2%(123)	35.9%(208)	5.3%(31)
1831	SUMMITT EL	AUSTIN, TX	764	35.9% White (274)	35.9%(274)	4.3%(33)	23.4%(179)	26.2%(200)
1832	Longfellow Elementary	Columbia, MD	446	35.9% Black (160)	22.0%(98)	35.9%(160)	25.1%(112)	5.8%(26)
1833	RIVER SCHOOL (THE)	NEW YORK, NY	499	35.9% White (179)	35.9%(179)	7.2%(36)	16.4%(82)	35.5%(177)
1834	Pooler Elementary School	Pooler, GA	340	35.9% Black (122)	29.1%(99)	35.9%(122)	25.9%(88)	2.6%(9)
1835	Rose Hill Elementary School	Reynoldsburg, OH	393	35.9% Black (141)	32.1%(126)	35.9%(141)	12.2%(48)	4.8%(19)
1836	SPOOK HILL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	LAKE WALES, FL	574	35.9% Hispanic (206)	35.4%(203)	25.3%(145)	35.9%(206)	0.5%(3)
1837	North Elementary School	Des Plaines, IL	599	35.9% Asian (215)	31.2%(187)	6.8%(41)	24.0%(144)	35.9%(215)
1838	Hilltop Elementary	Glen Burnie, MD	521	35.9% Black (187)	21.9%(114)	35.9%(187)	30.1%(157)	3.5%(18)
1839	Samuel Watson	Fall River, MA	287	35.9% White (103)	35.9%(103)	17.4%(50)	33.8%(97)	1.7%(5)
1840	Kyrene de la Mariposa School	TEMPE, AZ	415	35.9% Hispanic (149)	30.8%(128)	8.9%(37)	35.9%(149)	6.0%(25)
1841	SADLER ARTS ACADEMY	Muskogee, OK	415	35.9% Two or more (149)	29.9%(124)	14.5%(60)	7.5%(31)	1.2%(5)
1842	Whitehall Elementary	Anderson, SC	504	35.9% White (181)	35.9%(181)	35.5%(179)	14.1%(71)	1.2%(6)
1843	Cleveland Elementary - 14	Sioux Falls, SD	465	35.9% Black (167)	23.9%(111)	35.9%(167)	21.3%(99)	2.6%(12)
1844	MAPLEWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	CORAL SPRINGS, FL	476	35.9% Black (171)	20.2%(96)	35.9%(171)	34.9%(166)	3.6%(17)
1845	Vernon L Barkstall Elementary Sch	Champaign, IL	426	35.9% Black (153)	27.5%(117)	35.9%(153)	9.4%(40)	19.7%(84)
1846	Marley Elementary	Glen Burnie, MD	618	35.9% Black (222)	22.5%(139)	35.9%(222)	31.4%(194)	3.1%(19)
1847	PS/IS 78	LONG ISLAND CITY, NY	799	35.9% White (287)	35.9%(287)	4.5%(36)	19.3%(154)	31.3%(250)
1848	Central Child Development Center	Rock Hill, SC	206	35.9% White (74)	35.9%(74)	35.0%(72)	17.0%(35)	2.4%(5)
1849	DAVID & TERRI YOUNGBLOOD EL	KATY, TX	1,186	35.9% Hispanic (426)	12.1%(144)	33.3%(395)	35.9%(426)	12.6%(149)
1850	Crescent Heights Elementary School	Tacoma, WA	451	35.9% White (162)	35.9%(162)	10.6%(48)	22.6%(102)	8.4%(38)

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