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The most racially diverse public middle schools in the United States · page 33

Ranks 1,601–1,650 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
1601	CROCKETT J H	CROCKETT, TX	248	43.1% Black (107)	14.9%(37)	43.1%(107)	34.7%(86)	0.8%(2)
1602	Haymon-Morris Middle School	Winder, GA	973	43.2% White (420)	43.2%(420)	19.7%(192)	28.3%(275)	3.1%(30)
1603	Bednarcik Junior High School	Aurora, IL	535	43.2% White (231)	43.2%(231)	10.8%(58)	17.4%(93)	23.6%(126)
1604	GASKILL PREPARATORY SCHOOL	NIAGARA FALLS, NY	447	43.2% Black (193)	23.9%(107)	43.2%(193)	9.8%(44)	3.8%(17)
1605	CHISHOLM TRAIL MIDDLE	ROUND ROCK, TX	718	43.2% Hispanic (310)	39.5%(284)	7.2%(52)	43.2%(310)	5.8%(42)
1606	HOLMAN MIDDLE	ST ANN, MO	639	43.2% Black (276)	30.4%(194)	43.2%(276)	15.5%(99)	2.8%(18)
1607	ALBERT SHANKER SCHOOL FOR VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS	LONG ISLAND CITY, NY	382	43.2% Hispanic (165)	16.0%(61)	13.1%(50)	43.2%(165)	23.8%(91)
1608	Highview 6th Grade Center	Middletown, OH	426	43.2% White (184)	43.2%(184)	21.8%(93)	22.1%(94)	0.9%(4)
1609	Cascade Middle School	Vancouver, WA	815	43.2% White (352)	43.2%(352)	4.4%(36)	31.2%(254)	3.2%(26)
1610	MS 442 CARROLL GARDENS SCHOOL FOR INNOVATION	BROOKLYN, NY	338	43.2% White (146)	43.2%(146)	6.5%(22)	30.5%(103)	11.5%(39)
1611	Thomasville Middle	Thomasville, NC	500	43.2% Hispanic (216)	14.0%(70)	34.2%(171)	43.2%(216)	1.0%(5)
1612	Barbara Chilton Middle	Roseville, CA	1,289	43.2% White (557)	43.2%(557)	3.8%(49)	16.8%(216)	25.8%(333)
1613	Dyersburg Middle School	Dyersburg, TN	574	43.2% White (248)	43.2%(248)	37.6%(216)	7.7%(44)	2.1%(12)
1614	Pearl Jr High School	PEARL, MS	944	43.2% White (408)	43.2%(408)	40.4%(381)	12.1%(114)	0.7%(7)
1615	Lawrence E. Jones Middle	Rohnert Park, CA	775	43.2% White (335)	43.2%(335)	1.8%(14)	38.7%(300)	5.7%(44)
1616	GLENPOOL MS	Glenpool, OK	407	43.2% White (176)	43.2%(176)	3.7%(15)	11.8%(48)	10.6%(43)
1617	Olympic View Middle School	Mukilteo, WA	851	43.2% White (368)	43.2%(368)	9.1%(77)	20.6%(175)	16.0%(136)
1618	KNICKERBACKER MIDDLE SCHOOL	TROY, NY	474	43.3% White (205)	43.3%(205)	23.4%(111)	17.1%(81)	1.1%(5)
1619	Harnett Central Middle	Angier, NC	1,059	43.3% White (458)	43.3%(458)	21.4%(227)	29.3%(310)	0.5%(5)
1620	Camden Middle	Camden, SC	844	43.3% White (365)	43.3%(365)	35.4%(299)	13.6%(115)	0.4%(3)
1621	Sedgefield Middle	Charlotte, NC	534	43.3% White (231)	43.3%(231)	37.6%(201)	14.8%(79)	0.4%(2)
1622	Cedar Heights Middle School	Covington, WA	876	43.3% White (379)	43.3%(379)	11.8%(103)	19.2%(168)	12.6%(110)
1623	H H Conrady Jr High School	Hickory Hills, IL	1,047	43.3% White (453)	43.3%(453)	4.4%(46)	24.7%(259)	2.4%(25)
1624	Brooks Middle School	Bolingbrook, IL	850	43.3% Hispanic (368)	13.3%(113)	30.4%(258)	43.3%(368)	7.7%(65)
1625	John L McCulloch Junior High Sch	Marion, IN	455	43.3% White (197)	43.3%(197)	22.6%(103)	16.5%(75)	0.9%(4)
1626	Herbert Hoover Middle School	EDISON, NJ	1,060	43.3% Asian (459)	14.9%(158)	13.2%(140)	25.1%(266)	43.3%(459)
1627	Coffee Middle School	Douglas, GA	1,591	43.3% White (689)	43.3%(689)	29.1%(463)	22.9%(365)	0.5%(8)
1628	Harpers Choice Middle	Columbia, MD	471	43.3% Black (204)	18.5%(87)	43.3%(204)	23.1%(109)	8.1%(38)
1629	Beer Middle School	WARREN, MI	665	43.3% White (288)	43.3%(288)	12.9%(86)	2.4%(16)	36.7%(244)
1630	King Jr. (Martin Luther) Academic Middle	San Francisco, CA	367	43.3% Hispanic (159)	1.4%(5)	14.2%(52)	43.3%(159)	32.7%(120)
1631	Flat Rock Middle	Winston-Salem, NC	674	43.3% Black (292)	10.2%(69)	43.3%(292)	39.5%(266)	0.7%(5)
1632	JACKIE DOUCET CAFFEY J H	MANVEL, TX	540	43.3% Hispanic (234)	12.8%(69)	33.7%(182)	43.3%(234)	6.7%(36)
1633	TRENT MIDDLE	FRISCO, TX	697	43.3% White (302)	43.3%(302)	9.2%(64)	12.1%(84)	26.5%(185)
1634	Winslow Junior High School	WINSLOW, AZ	293	43.3% Native American (127)	9.2%(27)	0.3%(1)	34.8%(102)	0.0%(0)
1635	Lincoln Hall Middle School	Lincolnwood, IL	413	43.3% White (179)	43.3%(179)	6.3%(26)	3.4%(14)	38.0%(157)
1636	MINEOLA MIDDLE SCHOOL	MINEOLA, NY	653	43.3% White (283)	43.3%(283)	1.4%(9)	36.1%(236)	15.3%(100)
1637	BARRINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL	LITHIA, FL	1,345	43.4% White (583)	43.4%(583)	14.7%(198)	29.3%(394)	4.7%(63)
1638	Harris Road Middle	Concord, NC	1,368	43.4% Asian (593)	30.9%(423)	14.7%(201)	6.4%(88)	43.4%(593)
1639	Plank Junior High	Oswego, IL	595	43.4% White (258)	43.4%(258)	10.1%(60)	35.5%(211)	6.5%(39)
1640	Lexington Middle School	Lexington, NC	595	43.4% Hispanic (258)	13.4%(80)	30.3%(180)	43.4%(258)	1.3%(8)
1641	Gaffney Middle	Gaffney, SC	851	43.4% White (369)	43.4%(369)	37.7%(321)	13.9%(118)	0.9%(8)
1642	OAK GROVE MIDDLE SCHOOL	CLEARWATER, FL	724	43.4% Hispanic (314)	30.3%(219)	18.8%(136)	43.4%(314)	2.9%(21)
1643	LIFE MIDDLE WAXAHACHIE	WAXAHACHIE, TX	551	43.4% Black (239)	11.4%(63)	43.4%(239)	40.8%(225)	0.2%(1)
1644	MARY LILLARD I S	MANSFIELD, TX	740	43.4% Black (321)	18.1%(134)	43.4%(321)	17.2%(127)	15.5%(115)
1645	Murray Middle	Ridgecrest, CA	643	43.4% White (279)	43.4%(279)	6.7%(43)	36.4%(234)	5.0%(32)
1646	FOREST GLEN MIDDLE SCHOOL	CORAL SPRINGS, FL	1,037	43.4% Black (450)	16.1%(167)	43.4%(450)	32.9%(341)	3.7%(38)
1647	TIMBER SPRINGS MIDDLE	ORLANDO, FL	1,067	43.4% Hispanic (463)	31.0%(331)	14.5%(155)	43.4%(463)	6.3%(67)
1648	North Middle School	Everett, WA	719	43.4% White (312)	43.4%(312)	5.8%(42)	27.5%(198)	3.6%(26)
1649	Pulaski County Middle School	Hawkinsville, GA	288	43.4% White (125)	43.4%(125)	39.6%(114)	11.1%(32)	0.3%(1)
1650	Mount Pleasant Middle School	LIVINGSTON, NJ	530	43.4% Asian (230)	38.9%(206)	6.0%(32)	6.2%(33)	43.4%(230)

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