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The most racially diverse public elementary schools in the United States · page 40

Ranks 1,951–2,000 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
1951	North Augusta Elementary	North Augusta, SC	610	36.2% White (221)	36.2%(221)	35.6%(217)	15.6%(95)	1.6%(10)
1952	Springfield Elementary	Charleston, SC	679	36.2% Black (246)	33.9%(230)	36.2%(246)	18.4%(125)	3.4%(23)
1953	Sand Lake Elementary	Anchorage, AK	367	36.2% White (133)	36.2%(133)	2.5%(9)	11.4%(42)	15.0%(55)
1954	George C. Marshall Elementary	Seaside, CA	516	36.2% Hispanic (187)	31.8%(164)	10.7%(55)	36.2%(187)	7.6%(39)
1955	Hawthorn Elem School South	Vernon Hills, IL	505	36.2% White (183)	36.2%(183)	7.5%(38)	15.3%(77)	33.5%(169)
1956	Spring Hope Elementary	Spring Hope, NC	378	36.2% White (137)	36.2%(137)	30.7%(116)	26.2%(99)	1.1%(4)
1957	SUNRIDGE ELEMENTARY	WINTER GARDEN, FL	629	36.3% Hispanic (228)	34.2%(215)	19.1%(120)	36.3%(228)	5.3%(33)
1958	Carrollton Elementary School	SAGINAW, MI	662	36.3% White (240)	36.3%(240)	24.8%(164)	31.3%(207)	0.1%(1)
1959	Rural Hall Elementary	Rural Hall, NC	491	36.3% White (178)	36.3%(178)	21.8%(107)	33.0%(162)	0.8%(4)
1960	Varennes Elementary	Anderson, SC	389	36.3% Black (141)	21.3%(83)	36.3%(141)	33.4%(130)	0.0%(0)
1961	Encinal Elementary	Atherton, CA	604	36.3% White (219)	36.3%(219)	0.7%(4)	29.0%(175)	18.2%(110)
1962	INDIAN RIVER ACADEMY	VERO BEACH, FL	444	36.3% Hispanic (161)	30.2%(134)	23.4%(104)	36.3%(161)	1.1%(5)
1963	Winship Elementary School	Brighton, MA	353	36.3% Hispanic (128)	28.1%(99)	9.1%(32)	36.3%(128)	18.7%(66)
1964	Stevens Josh ES	Henderson, NV	819	36.3% Hispanic (297)	24.1%(197)	18.6%(152)	36.3%(297)	5.4%(44)
1965	CLARA H CARLSON SCHOOL	ELMONT, NY	764	36.3% Hispanic (277)	2.0%(15)	31.1%(238)	36.3%(277)	26.7%(204)
1966	Firgrove Elementary	Puyallup, WA	593	36.3% White (215)	36.3%(215)	10.6%(63)	22.3%(132)	6.1%(36)
1967	Hubert H. Bancroft Elementary	Sacramento, CA	408	36.3% White (148)	36.3%(148)	12.3%(50)	34.3%(140)	4.9%(20)
1968	SEMINOLE HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	TAMPA, FL	375	36.3% Black (136)	27.2%(102)	36.3%(136)	29.9%(112)	0.5%(2)
1969	DOZIER EL	FORT WORTH, TX	714	36.3% Hispanic (259)	25.9%(185)	26.2%(187)	36.3%(259)	3.5%(25)
1970	OAKLAWN STEM MAGNET SCHOOL	HOT SPRINGS, AR	452	36.3% White (164)	36.3%(164)	31.2%(141)	21.5%(97)	1.1%(5)
1971	Sierra-Enterprise Elementary	Sacramento, CA	565	36.3% Asian (205)	8.5%(48)	9.0%(51)	33.5%(189)	36.3%(205)
1972	ST. LUCIE WEST K-8 SCHOOL	PORT ST LUCIE, FL	1,662	36.3% Hispanic (603)	23.2%(386)	33.1%(550)	36.3%(603)	1.4%(23)
1973	Marshville Elementary	Marshville, NC	419	36.3% Black (152)	32.5%(136)	36.3%(152)	24.3%(102)	0.0%(0)
1974	Near West Intergenerational School	Cleveland, OH	215	36.3% White (78)	36.3%(78)	35.8%(77)	22.8%(49)	0.5%(1)
1975	JOHN ARREDONDO EL	RICHMOND, TX	678	36.3% Hispanic (246)	11.5%(78)	32.9%(223)	36.3%(246)	15.2%(103)
1976	Edison Elementary	Alameda, CA	474	36.3% White (172)	36.3%(172)	1.5%(7)	16.9%(80)	19.8%(94)
1977	Odenton Elementary	Odenton, MD	587	36.3% Black (213)	31.4%(184)	36.3%(213)	19.4%(114)	4.6%(27)
1978	DANIEL WEBSTER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	NEW ROCHELLE, NY	496	36.3% White (180)	36.3%(180)	22.2%(110)	32.3%(160)	2.4%(12)
1979	Keystone Academy CS	Philadelphia, PA	642	36.3% Black (233)	17.1%(110)	36.3%(233)	34.3%(220)	7.5%(48)
1980	HITCHCOCK PRI	HITCHCOCK, TX	485	36.3% Hispanic (176)	23.9%(116)	31.8%(154)	36.3%(176)	0.8%(4)
1981	KIMBALL WILES ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	GAINESVILLE, FL	741	36.3% White (269)	36.3%(269)	23.2%(172)	19.0%(141)	13.1%(97)
1982	STATEN ISLAND SCHOOL OF CIVIC LEADERSHIP	STATEN ISLAND, NY	843	36.3% Hispanic (306)	14.8%(125)	24.7%(208)	36.3%(306)	20.5%(173)
1983	CALVIN COOLIDGE SCHOOL	BINGHAMTON, NY	281	36.3% White (102)	36.3%(102)	17.4%(49)	22.4%(63)	1.4%(4)
1984	LOWE EL	PRINCETON, TX	675	36.3% Hispanic (245)	21.9%(148)	24.0%(162)	36.3%(245)	10.8%(73)
1985	Stanton Elementary	Castro Valley, CA	515	36.3% Asian (187)	16.1%(83)	4.5%(23)	30.5%(157)	36.3%(187)
1986	Ronald Reagan Elementary	Eastvale, CA	1,063	36.3% Hispanic (386)	20.4%(217)	5.2%(55)	36.3%(386)	31.8%(338)
1987	Satilla Elementary School	Douglas, GA	661	36.3% White (240)	36.3%(240)	29.2%(193)	28.4%(188)	0.8%(5)
1988	Norrback Avenue	Worcester, MA	504	36.3% Hispanic (183)	28.4%(143)	29.0%(146)	36.3%(183)	2.4%(12)
1989	Carolina Forest Elementary	Jacksonville, NC	570	36.3% White (207)	36.3%(207)	24.6%(140)	20.7%(118)	5.6%(32)
1990	Gables Elementary School	Columbus, OH	446	36.3% White (162)	36.3%(162)	15.9%(71)	18.8%(84)	20.9%(93)
1991	Lincoln Park Elementary School	Portland, OR	457	36.3% Hispanic (166)	25.8%(118)	10.5%(48)	36.3%(166)	16.9%(77)
1992	CESAR CHAVEZ EL	LITTLE ELM, TX	424	36.3% White (154)	36.3%(154)	21.2%(90)	28.8%(122)	4.3%(18)
1993	William L Antheil Elementary School	EWING, NJ	746	36.3% Black (271)	18.9%(141)	36.3%(271)	32.8%(245)	4.6%(34)
1994	GRACE E HARDEMAN EL	WATAUGA, TX	600	36.3% White (218)	36.3%(218)	10.5%(63)	36.3%(218)	8.0%(48)
1995	Orca K-8 School	SEATTLE, WA	278	36.3% White (101)	36.3%(101)	27.3%(76)	15.5%(43)	9.0%(25)
1996	Sunnyside Elementary	San Francisco, CA	366	36.3% White (133)	36.3%(133)	3.5%(13)	23.2%(85)	19.4%(71)
1997	NEW HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	ST PETERSBURG, FL	666	36.3% Hispanic (242)	20.6%(137)	27.2%(181)	36.3%(242)	8.7%(58)
1998	FLEETRIDGE ELEM.	KANSAS CITY, MO	355	36.3% Black (129)	27.0%(96)	36.3%(129)	22.8%(81)	0.8%(3)
1999	PS 234	ASTORIA, NY	465	36.3% Hispanic (169)	35.9%(167)	7.3%(34)	36.3%(169)	14.4%(67)
2000	Artemus Ward	Cleveland, OH	487	36.3% Black (177)	18.7%(91)	36.3%(177)	33.9%(165)	4.9%(24)

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