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The most racially diverse public high schools in the United States · page 19

Ranks 901–950 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
901	Paul Laurence Dunbar High School	Lexington, KY	1,828	40.0% White (731)	40.0%(731)	13.7%(250)	31.3%(572)	11.1%(203)
902	Galileo Magnet High	Danville, VA	260	40.0% Black (104)	35.0%(91)	40.0%(104)	15.0%(39)	7.3%(19)
903	District of Columbia International School	Washington, DC	1,654	40.0% Hispanic (662)	21.0%(348)	25.9%(428)	40.0%(662)	2.8%(46)
904	CYPRESS LAKE HIGH SCHOOL	FORT MYERS, FL	1,429	40.0% White (572)	40.0%(572)	15.2%(217)	39.3%(561)	1.8%(26)
905	FORT PIERCE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL	FORT PIERCE, FL	3,178	40.0% Hispanic (1,272)	23.3%(740)	30.9%(983)	40.0%(1,272)	1.4%(45)
906	DSST: Montview High School	DENVER, CO	562	40.0% Hispanic (225)	12.8%(72)	38.3%(215)	40.0%(225)	3.4%(19)
907	Cumberland Regional High School	BRIDGETON, NJ	1,161	40.0% White (465)	40.0%(465)	18.5%(215)	35.1%(408)	1.2%(14)
908	A L Brown High	Kannapolis, NC	1,753	40.0% Hispanic (702)	24.1%(422)	28.4%(497)	40.0%(702)	0.6%(10)
909	MIDWEST CITY HS	Midwest City, OK	1,293	40.1% Black (518)	24.5%(317)	40.1%(518)	15.4%(199)	0.3%(4)
910	Briar Woods High	Ashburn, VA	1,862	40.1% Asian (746)	39.2%(730)	7.0%(131)	7.4%(137)	40.1%(746)
911	NEW DORP HIGH SCHOOL	STATEN ISLAND, NY	3,055	40.1% White (1,224)	40.1%(1,224)	8.0%(245)	30.3%(924)	19.1%(583)
912	Foothill High	Sacramento, CA	1,417	40.1% Hispanic (568)	21.7%(307)	12.1%(171)	40.1%(568)	14.8%(209)
913	LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL	LINCOLN, NE	2,086	40.1% White (836)	40.1%(836)	13.9%(290)	27.3%(569)	7.8%(162)
914	El Dorado High	Placentia, CA	1,998	40.1% Hispanic (801)	34.1%(682)	1.5%(30)	40.1%(801)	19.7%(394)
915	Quincy High	Quincy, MA	1,514	40.1% White (607)	40.1%(607)	14.9%(226)	15.1%(228)	22.7%(343)
916	SOMERVILLE H S	SOMERVILLE, TX	207	40.1% Hispanic (83)	37.7%(78)	15.5%(32)	40.1%(83)	1.4%(3)
917	Michigan City High School	Michigan City, IN	1,506	40.1% White (604)	40.1%(604)	35.4%(533)	13.8%(208)	0.5%(7)
918	Livermore High	Livermore, CA	1,827	40.1% White (733)	40.1%(733)	1.9%(34)	35.5%(648)	13.8%(253)
919	SOUTH PLANTATION HIGH SCHOOL	PLANTATION, FL	2,303	40.1% Hispanic (924)	16.7%(384)	37.5%(863)	40.1%(924)	2.3%(54)
920	Max S Hayes High School	Cleveland, OH	593	40.1% Hispanic (238)	21.4%(127)	34.1%(202)	40.1%(238)	0.3%(2)
921	Oroville High	Oroville, CA	872	40.1% White (350)	40.1%(350)	5.0%(44)	17.7%(154)	24.0%(209)
922	The Delta Academy J-SHS	North Las Vegas, NV	1,445	40.1% Hispanic (580)	22.7%(328)	21.4%(309)	40.1%(580)	2.0%(29)
923	WELLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL	WELLINGTON, FL	2,689	40.2% White (1,080)	40.2%(1,080)	12.9%(346)	39.6%(1,065)	2.9%(78)
924	Bellevue Big Picture School	Bellevue, WA	346	40.2% White (139)	40.2%(139)	6.7%(23)	12.7%(44)	27.8%(96)
925	Broad Run High	Ashburn, VA	1,558	40.2% White (626)	40.2%(626)	9.6%(150)	16.8%(261)	27.5%(428)
926	Charles J. Colgan Sr. High	Manassas, VA	2,956	40.2% White (1,188)	40.2%(1,188)	18.7%(553)	22.3%(658)	10.6%(313)
927	Speedway Senior High School	Speedway, IN	602	40.2% White (242)	40.2%(242)	23.3%(140)	25.1%(151)	5.2%(31)
928	HIGH SCHOOL OF AMERICAN STUDIES AT LEHMAN COLLEGE	BRONX, NY	393	40.2% White (158)	40.2%(158)	7.6%(30)	22.1%(87)	21.6%(85)
929	Penn Treaty Sch	Philadelphia, PA	398	40.2% Black (160)	21.4%(85)	40.2%(160)	32.9%(131)	0.5%(2)
930	YouthSource and RTC	RENTON, WA	296	40.2% Hispanic (119)	25.7%(76)	23.6%(70)	40.2%(119)	5.1%(15)
931	Montevallo High School	Montevallo, AL	485	40.2% White (195)	40.2%(195)	22.7%(110)	34.6%(168)	0.6%(3)
932	Culver City High	Culver City, CA	2,012	40.2% Hispanic (809)	23.4%(470)	14.2%(286)	40.2%(809)	10.6%(214)
933	Kent-Meridian High School	Kent, WA	1,639	40.2% Hispanic (659)	13.6%(223)	14.5%(238)	40.2%(659)	18.6%(305)
934	LINCOLN COLLEGE PREP.	KANSAS CITY, MO	997	40.2% Black (401)	26.1%(260)	40.2%(401)	24.1%(240)	5.3%(53)
935	BRENHAM H S	BRENHAM, TX	1,544	40.2% White (621)	40.2%(621)	19.0%(293)	36.0%(555)	2.3%(35)
936	KEMPNER H S	SUGAR LAND, TX	1,850	40.2% Hispanic (744)	11.4%(211)	15.6%(289)	40.2%(744)	29.2%(541)
937	Leigh High	San Jose, CA	1,884	40.2% White (758)	40.2%(758)	1.0%(19)	16.8%(317)	30.8%(581)
938	Apalachee High School	Winder, GA	1,949	40.2% White (784)	40.2%(784)	19.5%(380)	31.4%(611)	3.8%(74)
939	RED OAK H S	RED OAK, TX	2,297	40.2% Black (924)	16.1%(371)	40.2%(924)	37.8%(868)	1.0%(24)
940	Moanalua High School	Honolulu, HI	1,966	40.3% Asian (792)	8.6%(168)	3.2%(63)	16.3%(321)	40.3%(792)
941	EAST MEADOW HIGH SCHOOL	EAST MEADOW, NY	1,549	40.3% White (624)	40.3%(624)	6.2%(96)	23.1%(357)	28.8%(446)
942	LEGACY H S	WICHITA FALLS, TX	1,857	40.3% Hispanic (748)	33.5%(622)	19.7%(366)	40.3%(748)	1.1%(21)
943	LAKE GIBSON SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL	LAKELAND, FL	1,973	40.3% White (795)	40.3%(795)	22.1%(437)	33.5%(661)	1.5%(29)
944	Mill Creek High School	Hoschton, GA	2,782	40.3% White (1,121)	40.3%(1,121)	24.6%(684)	16.3%(453)	12.8%(355)
945	Mission Vista High	Oceanside, CA	1,670	40.3% Hispanic (673)	39.5%(659)	2.2%(37)	40.3%(673)	7.5%(126)
946	Charter School of Wilmington	Wilmington, DE	977	40.3% White (394)	40.3%(394)	7.6%(74)	8.1%(79)	39.1%(382)
947	CORNERSTONE CHARTER ACADEMY HIGH	BELLE ISLE, FL	615	40.3% Hispanic (248)	39.5%(243)	9.6%(59)	40.3%(248)	6.3%(39)
948	ART AND DESIGN HIGH SCHOOL	NEW YORK, NY	1,485	40.3% Hispanic (599)	30.8%(457)	12.5%(186)	40.3%(599)	9.0%(133)
949	TEXAS H S	TEXARKANA, TX	1,750	40.3% Black (706)	32.6%(571)	40.3%(706)	19.8%(346)	1.4%(24)
950	East Bay Innovation Academy	Oakland, CA	451	40.4% Hispanic (182)	15.7%(71)	26.8%(121)	40.4%(182)	4.7%(21)

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