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The most racially diverse public high 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	Tyee High School	SeaTac, WA	644	45.8% Hispanic (295)	8.2%(53)	16.9%(109)	45.8%(295)	11.5%(74)
1952	Troy High School	TROY, MI	2,032	45.8% Asian (931)	40.3%(819)	4.9%(99)	4.3%(88)	45.8%(931)
1953	SARASOTA MILITARY ACADEMY	SARASOTA, FL	997	45.8% Hispanic (457)	42.6%(425)	4.5%(45)	45.8%(457)	2.4%(24)
1954	BROOKLYN HIGH SCHOOL OF THE ARTS	BROOKLYN, NY	890	45.8% Black (408)	13.6%(121)	45.8%(408)	29.7%(264)	3.6%(32)
1955	Wood-Ridge Jr/Sr High School	WOOD RIDGE, NJ	554	45.9% White (254)	45.9%(254)	5.8%(32)	38.8%(215)	7.8%(43)
1956	KERR H S	HOUSTON, TX	807	45.9% Asian (370)	5.2%(42)	15.9%(128)	31.2%(252)	45.9%(370)
1957	MART H S	MART, TX	253	45.9% White (116)	45.9%(116)	19.4%(49)	26.9%(68)	0.0%(0)
1958	Catalina High School	TUCSON, AZ	580	45.9% Hispanic (266)	13.1%(76)	25.3%(147)	45.9%(266)	5.2%(30)
1959	Northgate High	Walnut Creek, CA	1,546	45.9% White (709)	45.9%(709)	1.5%(23)	16.6%(256)	16.7%(258)
1960	Atkinson County High School	Pearson, GA	447	45.9% Hispanic (205)	35.4%(158)	16.8%(75)	45.9%(205)	0.2%(1)
1961	CYPRESS SPRINGS H S	CYPRESS, TX	2,800	45.9% Hispanic (1,284)	6.7%(188)	37.2%(1,041)	45.9%(1,284)	6.4%(179)
1962	Acton-Boxborough Regional High	Acton, MA	1,622	45.9% White (744)	45.9%(744)	3.6%(58)	8.3%(134)	37.8%(613)
1963	YOUNG WOMEN'S LEADERSHIP SCHOOL OF BROOKLYN	BROOKLYN, NY	255	45.9% Black (117)	5.5%(14)	45.9%(117)	40.4%(103)	4.7%(12)
1964	NORTH NICHOLAS HIGH SCHOOL	CAPE CORAL, FL	353	45.9% White (162)	45.9%(162)	4.8%(17)	44.8%(158)	0.0%(0)
1965	GEORGE W. JENKINS SENIOR HIGH	LAKELAND, FL	2,469	45.9% White (1,133)	45.9%(1,133)	16.5%(408)	30.7%(757)	2.8%(68)
1966	Liberty Sr High School	RENTON, WA	1,495	45.9% White (686)	45.9%(686)	2.5%(37)	12.8%(191)	28.2%(422)
1967	Clarenceville High School	LIVONIA, MI	562	45.9% Black (258)	38.3%(215)	45.9%(258)	5.2%(29)	2.5%(14)
1968	ASTOR COLLEGIATE ACADEMY	BRONX, NY	429	45.9% Hispanic (197)	11.2%(48)	28.4%(122)	45.9%(197)	11.0%(47)
1969	Vaca Pena Middle	Vacaville, CA	675	45.9% Hispanic (310)	22.1%(149)	9.5%(64)	45.9%(310)	7.8%(53)
1970	ALEXANDER W DREYFOOS JUNIOR SCHOOL OF THE ARTS	WEST PALM BEACH, FL	1,352	45.9% White (621)	45.9%(621)	12.7%(171)	25.8%(349)	10.2%(138)
1971	Barry Goldwater High School	PHOENIX, AZ	1,602	45.9% Hispanic (736)	35.0%(561)	7.3%(117)	45.9%(736)	2.7%(43)
1972	Torrington High School	Torrington, CT	1,034	45.9% Hispanic (475)	37.3%(386)	7.8%(81)	45.9%(475)	5.5%(57)
1973	SPERRY HS	Sperry, OK	320	45.9% White (147)	45.9%(147)	0.6%(2)	13.8%(44)	1.3%(4)
1974	Christel House DORS	Indianapolis, IN	1,062	46.0% Hispanic (488)	6.0%(64)	44.9%(477)	46.0%(488)	1.9%(20)
1975	DURANT HS	Durant, OK	1,036	46.0% White (476)	46.0%(476)	2.3%(24)	19.1%(198)	0.9%(9)
1976	MANSFIELD LAKE RIDGE H S	MANSFIELD, TX	2,751	46.0% Black (1,264)	18.1%(499)	46.0%(1,264)	19.3%(531)	10.8%(298)
1977	Louisiana Rebirth Blended Learning Academy	Baton Rouge, LA	444	46.0% White (204)	46.0%(204)	40.8%(181)	7.9%(35)	0.2%(1)
1978	ENGLAND HIGH SCHOOL	ENGLAND, AR	272	46.0% White (125)	46.0%(125)	36.0%(98)	9.6%(26)	0.0%(0)
1979	Henry P. Becton Regional High School	EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ	853	46.0% Hispanic (392)	32.2%(275)	8.6%(73)	46.0%(392)	11.3%(96)
1980	Kathleen MacDonald High	San Jose, CA	683	46.0% Hispanic (314)	12.4%(85)	2.9%(20)	46.0%(314)	31.9%(218)
1981	Springbrook High	Silver Spring, MD	1,838	46.0% Hispanic (845)	4.2%(78)	36.5%(671)	46.0%(845)	10.2%(188)
1982	GRANDVIEW SR. HIGH	GRANDVIEW, MO	1,203	46.0% Black (553)	13.2%(159)	46.0%(553)	32.5%(391)	0.8%(9)
1983	CLEBURNE H S	CLEBURNE, TX	1,849	46.0% Hispanic (850)	42.6%(788)	3.8%(70)	46.0%(850)	0.5%(9)
1984	Forsyth Central High School	Cumming, GA	2,457	46.0% White (1,130)	46.0%(1,130)	5.3%(131)	33.5%(822)	11.6%(285)
1985	VALHALLA HIGH SCHOOL	VALHALLA, NY	424	46.0% White (195)	46.0%(195)	5.9%(25)	37.0%(157)	6.1%(26)
1986	Cedar Ridge High	Hillsborough, NC	1,148	46.0% White (528)	46.0%(528)	10.2%(117)	35.8%(411)	1.7%(20)
1987	Corona Del Sol High School	TEMPE, AZ	2,600	46.0% White (1,196)	46.0%(1,196)	5.6%(145)	32.1%(836)	6.3%(163)
1988	JOHN JAY SCHOOL FOR LAW	BROOKLYN, NY	450	46.0% Black (207)	5.8%(26)	46.0%(207)	38.4%(173)	6.9%(31)
1989	Freeport High School	Freeport, IL	1,165	46.0% White (536)	46.0%(536)	24.3%(283)	14.2%(165)	0.9%(11)
1990	Gray's Creek High	Hope Mills, NC	1,458	46.0% White (671)	46.0%(671)	26.6%(388)	14.9%(217)	1.0%(14)
1991	Mountainside High School	WITTMANN, AZ	378	46.0% White (174)	46.0%(174)	4.5%(17)	44.2%(167)	0.8%(3)
1992	Stockton Early College Academy	Stockton, CA	428	46.0% Hispanic (197)	4.4%(19)	2.1%(9)	46.0%(197)	44.2%(189)
1993	RIVERDALE HIGH SCHOOL	FORT MYERS, FL	1,916	46.0% Hispanic (882)	42.5%(814)	8.2%(157)	46.0%(882)	1.0%(19)
1994	LEANDER H S	LEANDER, TX	2,131	46.0% White (981)	46.0%(981)	4.6%(98)	32.1%(684)	10.4%(221)
1995	SPRING H S	SPRING, TX	2,594	46.0% Hispanic (1,194)	6.4%(167)	41.6%(1,080)	46.0%(1,194)	1.3%(34)
1996	SHERIDAN TECHNICAL COLLEGE	HOLLYWOOD, FL	543	46.0% Hispanic (250)	16.0%(87)	33.5%(182)	46.0%(250)	2.2%(12)
1997	PINELLAS GULF COAST ACADEMY	CLEARWATER, FL	202	46.0% White (93)	46.0%(93)	20.8%(42)	28.7%(58)	0.0%(0)
1998	Early College Alliance	YPSILANTI, MI	454	46.0% White (209)	46.0%(209)	25.3%(115)	10.1%(46)	6.0%(27)
1999	Portland High School	Portland, ME	912	46.0% White (420)	46.0%(420)	30.8%(281)	12.4%(113)	4.0%(36)
2000	Toms River High School North	TOMS RIVER, NJ	1,861	46.0% White (857)	46.0%(857)	8.0%(149)	36.8%(685)	4.8%(89)

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