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The most racially diverse public high schools in the United States · page 41

Ranks 2,001–2,050 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
2001	NM SCHOOL FOR THE ARTS	SANTA FE, NM	338	46.1% Hispanic (156)	36.1%(122)	0.3%(1)	46.1%(156)	0.0%(0)
2002	LAKESIDE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL	SPRINGDALE, AR	654	46.2% Hispanic (302)	21.7%(142)	1.5%(10)	46.2%(302)	1.4%(9)
2003	Grove	Redlands, CA	262	46.2% White (121)	46.2%(121)	4.2%(11)	29.4%(77)	9.9%(26)
2004	COLUMBUS H S	COLUMBUS, TX	524	46.2% Hispanic (242)	45.6%(239)	6.7%(35)	46.2%(242)	0.2%(1)
2005	BUFFALO ACADEMY FOR THE VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS	BUFFALO, NY	617	46.2% Black (285)	20.9%(129)	46.2%(285)	20.4%(126)	2.3%(14)
2006	SUMMER CREEK H S	HOUSTON, TX	3,972	46.2% Black (1,835)	13.0%(517)	46.2%(1,835)	34.0%(1,350)	3.4%(133)
2007	RIDGEVIEW HIGH SCHOOL	ORANGE PARK, FL	1,792	46.2% White (828)	46.2%(828)	21.5%(385)	21.2%(380)	2.7%(48)
2008	AVON PARK HIGH SCHOOL	AVON PARK, FL	980	46.2% Hispanic (453)	28.0%(274)	20.3%(199)	46.2%(453)	1.9%(19)
2009	Kalaheo High School	Kailua, HI	874	46.2% White (404)	46.2%(404)	2.1%(18)	18.3%(160)	7.1%(62)
2010	Hamtramck High School	HAMTRAMCK, MI	926	46.2% White (428)	46.2%(428)	13.3%(123)	0.1%(1)	39.6%(367)
2011	Kelloggsville High School	WYOMING, MI	595	46.2% Hispanic (275)	14.1%(84)	30.8%(183)	46.2%(275)	5.9%(35)
2012	Hawthorne High School	HAWTHORNE, NJ	569	46.2% Hispanic (263)	45.0%(256)	4.2%(24)	46.2%(263)	3.0%(17)
2013	Albemarle High	Charlottesville, VA	1,964	46.2% White (908)	46.2%(908)	15.7%(308)	21.6%(425)	8.7%(170)
2014	ROOSEVELT ACADEMY	LAKE WALES, FL	279	46.2% Hispanic (129)	37.3%(104)	14.7%(41)	46.2%(129)	0.0%(0)
2015	Scarlet Oaks Cdc	Cincinnati, OH	1,023	46.2% White (473)	46.2%(473)	29.6%(303)	16.1%(165)	1.8%(18)
2016	Mastbaum Jules E Area Vocational-Technical School	Philadelphia, PA	651	46.2% Hispanic (301)	4.9%(32)	42.9%(279)	46.2%(301)	1.1%(7)
2017	Shorewood High School	Shoreline, WA	1,544	46.2% White (714)	46.2%(714)	9.0%(139)	16.8%(259)	14.6%(226)
2018	ALAMOGORDO HIGH	ALAMOGORDO, NM	1,440	46.3% Hispanic (666)	39.6%(570)	4.5%(65)	46.3%(666)	2.3%(33)
2019	White Oak High	Jacksonville, NC	1,252	46.3% White (579)	46.3%(579)	22.8%(285)	17.4%(218)	0.9%(11)
2020	FORT GIBSON HS	Fort Gibson, OK	547	46.3% Native American (253)	41.3%(226)	2.6%(14)	6.6%(36)	0.6%(3)
2021	Cook High School	Adel, GA	895	46.3% White (414)	46.3%(414)	34.4%(308)	14.3%(128)	0.9%(8)
2022	Farmington High School	FARMINGTON, MI	1,470	46.3% White (680)	46.3%(680)	27.8%(409)	5.7%(84)	15.1%(222)
2023	ADAIR HS	Adair, OK	281	46.3% White (130)	46.3%(130)	0.4%(1)	7.5%(21)	1.1%(3)
2024	CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL	LITTLE ROCK, AR	2,371	46.3% Black (1,097)	29.0%(687)	46.3%(1,097)	10.8%(255)	11.2%(266)
2025	Science Academy STEM Magnet	North Hollywood, CA	536	46.3% Asian (248)	36.2%(194)	1.3%(7)	7.7%(41)	46.3%(248)
2026	President William McKinley High School	Honolulu, HI	1,245	46.3% Asian (576)	2.1%(26)	0.8%(10)	9.4%(117)	46.3%(576)
2027	Morton Senior High School	Hammond, IN	1,446	46.3% Black (669)	8.4%(122)	46.3%(669)	39.4%(570)	0.1%(2)
2028	Deptford Township High School	DEPTFORD, NJ	1,098	46.3% White (508)	46.3%(508)	26.7%(293)	18.4%(202)	7.0%(77)
2029	Jefferson High School	Portland, OR	456	46.3% Black (211)	16.4%(75)	46.3%(211)	21.5%(98)	0.9%(4)
2030	Marysville Getchell High School	Marysville, WA	1,381	46.3% White (639)	46.3%(639)	4.8%(67)	25.4%(351)	10.6%(147)
2031	SUFFERN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL	SUFFERN, NY	1,450	46.3% Hispanic (671)	33.9%(491)	9.2%(134)	46.3%(671)	6.2%(90)
2032	CHISHOLM TRAIL H S	FORT WORTH, TX	2,258	46.3% Hispanic (1,045)	26.4%(595)	18.3%(413)	46.3%(1,045)	3.7%(84)
2033	JOHNSON H S	SAN ANTONIO, TX	3,196	46.3% Hispanic (1,479)	32.1%(1,027)	5.9%(189)	46.3%(1,479)	9.6%(307)
2034	Stockdale High	Bakersfield, CA	2,398	46.3% Hispanic (1,110)	19.9%(477)	5.4%(129)	46.3%(1,110)	17.4%(417)
2035	FLOUR BLUFF H S	CORPUS CHRISTI, TX	1,940	46.3% Hispanic (898)	43.8%(850)	2.1%(41)	46.3%(898)	1.9%(36)
2036	RICHARDS SCH FOR YOUNG WOMEN LEADERS	AUSTIN, TX	920	46.3% Hispanic (426)	40.5%(373)	3.7%(34)	46.3%(426)	4.6%(42)
2037	Sun Valley High	Monroe, NC	1,272	46.3% White (589)	46.3%(589)	23.6%(300)	22.7%(289)	1.9%(24)
2038	East Coweta High School	Sharpsburg, GA	3,001	46.3% White (1,390)	46.3%(1,390)	29.7%(891)	14.2%(426)	4.4%(132)
2039	Lake High School	Lake, MS	231	46.3% White (107)	46.3%(107)	43.7%(101)	3.0%(7)	0.0%(0)
2040	Saint Pauls High	Saint Pauls, NC	1,142	46.3% Hispanic (529)	13.0%(148)	20.6%(235)	46.3%(529)	0.4%(5)
2041	Framingham High School	Framingham, MA	2,534	46.3% Hispanic (1,174)	37.7%(955)	6.9%(175)	46.3%(1,174)	4.7%(118)
2042	Waynesboro High	Waynesboro, VA	926	46.3% White (429)	46.3%(429)	19.9%(184)	22.1%(205)	2.9%(27)
2043	Ripon High	Ripon, CA	1,051	46.3% White (487)	46.3%(487)	0.9%(10)	39.2%(412)	7.9%(83)
2044	Monroe Township High School	MONROE TOWNSHIP, NJ	2,583	46.3% Asian (1,197)	34.3%(885)	4.0%(103)	13.8%(356)	46.3%(1,197)
2045	LEBANON TRAIL H S	FRISCO, TX	2,173	46.3% Asian (1,007)	24.9%(541)	10.5%(228)	14.1%(307)	46.3%(1,007)
2046	El Segundo High	El Segundo, CA	1,232	46.4% White (571)	46.4%(571)	5.2%(64)	25.1%(309)	7.7%(95)
2047	Liberty High	Winchester, CA	2,537	46.4% Hispanic (1,176)	24.4%(619)	8.0%(204)	46.4%(1,176)	10.2%(258)
2048	Battery Creek High	Beaufort, SC	809	46.4% Black (375)	18.4%(149)	46.4%(375)	27.9%(226)	0.7%(6)
2049	Culpeper County High	Culpeper, VA	1,204	46.4% White (558)	46.4%(558)	11.4%(137)	34.1%(411)	1.2%(14)
2050	Roseville High	Roseville, CA	1,443	46.4% White (669)	46.4%(669)	3.3%(48)	31.1%(449)	11.2%(161)

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