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The most racially diverse public middle schools in the United States · page 36

Ranks 1,751–1,800 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
1751	Leesville Junior High School	Leesville, LA	421	43.9% White (185)	43.9%(185)	28.5%(120)	12.3%(52)	1.9%(8)
1752	Albemarle Middle	Albemarle, NC	355	43.9% Black (156)	26.2%(93)	43.9%(156)	16.9%(60)	3.9%(14)
1753	TULSA SCHL OF ARTS AND SCIENCE MS	Tulsa, OK	232	44.0% White (102)	44.0%(102)	11.2%(26)	19.8%(46)	0.0%(0)
1754	HERITAGE MIDDLE	LUBBOCK, TX	821	44.0% Hispanic (361)	42.5%(349)	4.3%(35)	44.0%(361)	6.3%(52)
1755	Foothill Middle	Walnut Creek, CA	1,005	44.0% White (442)	44.0%(442)	0.8%(8)	16.8%(169)	20.2%(203)
1756	Kenyon Woods Middle School	South Elgin, IL	873	44.0% Hispanic (384)	38.0%(332)	3.4%(30)	44.0%(384)	10.1%(88)
1757	SEBASTIAN RIVER MIDDLE SCHOOL	SEBASTIAN, FL	775	44.0% White (341)	44.0%(341)	12.0%(93)	39.6%(307)	0.4%(3)
1758	Justice Thurgood Marshall Intrmd	Marion, IN	500	44.0% White (220)	44.0%(220)	22.4%(112)	17.4%(87)	0.8%(4)
1759	Kelloggsville Middle School	GRAND RAPIDS, MI	475	44.0% Hispanic (209)	15.8%(75)	32.2%(153)	44.0%(209)	3.8%(18)
1760	JENNINGS MIDDLE SCHOOL	SEFFNER, FL	686	44.0% Hispanic (302)	18.2%(125)	34.0%(233)	44.0%(302)	0.7%(5)
1761	BURNS MIDDLE SCHOOL	BRANDON, FL	1,108	44.0% White (488)	44.0%(488)	12.0%(133)	30.9%(342)	3.8%(42)
1762	David Wooster Middle School	Stratford, CT	538	44.0% Hispanic (237)	17.7%(95)	29.9%(161)	44.0%(237)	2.8%(15)
1763	Lynhurst 7th & 8th Grade Center	Indianapolis, IN	1,135	44.0% Hispanic (500)	23.8%(270)	24.9%(283)	44.0%(500)	0.8%(9)
1764	Bowling Green Junior High	Bowling Green, KY	1,042	44.0% White (459)	44.0%(459)	20.4%(213)	20.9%(218)	5.3%(55)
1765	HOUSTON MIDDLE	AMARILLO, TX	556	44.1% Hispanic (245)	23.7%(132)	19.8%(110)	44.1%(245)	6.3%(35)
1766	HERITAGE MIDDLE	COLLEYVILLE, TX	724	44.1% White (319)	44.1%(319)	10.8%(78)	20.3%(147)	16.9%(122)
1767	ULRICH INT	KLEIN, TX	1,178	44.1% Hispanic (519)	23.9%(282)	18.9%(223)	44.1%(519)	8.9%(105)
1768	Louise A. Benton Middle	Manassas, VA	1,339	44.1% White (590)	44.1%(590)	14.2%(190)	21.7%(291)	10.9%(146)
1769	Dunn Middle	Dunn, NC	388	44.1% Black (171)	17.8%(69)	44.1%(171)	33.0%(128)	1.6%(6)
1770	Hartsville Middle	Hartsville, SC	801	44.1% White (353)	44.1%(353)	38.2%(306)	7.4%(59)	1.0%(8)
1771	Northwoods Park Middle	Jacksonville, NC	633	44.1% White (279)	44.1%(279)	24.6%(156)	18.3%(116)	1.1%(7)
1772	Narrows View Intermediate	UNIVERSITY PLA, WA	692	44.1% White (305)	44.1%(305)	10.7%(74)	16.6%(115)	10.3%(71)
1773	Thunder Mountain Middle School	Juneau, AK	574	44.1% White (253)	44.1%(253)	0.3%(2)	9.4%(54)	5.9%(34)
1774	DAVID CROCKETT MIDDLE	RICHMOND, TX	1,268	44.1% Black (559)	5.8%(73)	44.1%(559)	29.2%(370)	17.5%(222)
1775	Gahanna South Middle School	Gahanna, OH	653	44.1% White (288)	44.1%(288)	37.7%(246)	7.5%(49)	8.3%(54)
1776	James Wood Middle	Winchester, VA	873	44.1% White (385)	44.1%(385)	6.1%(53)	39.6%(346)	3.9%(34)
1777	George H. Moody Middle	Richmond, VA	1,086	44.1% Asian (479)	20.9%(227)	18.5%(201)	12.6%(137)	44.1%(479)
1778	NEW VOICES SCHOOL OF ACADEMIC AND CREATIVE ARTS	BROOKLYN, NY	546	44.1% White (241)	44.1%(241)	5.9%(32)	34.1%(186)	9.3%(51)
1779	Desert Sky Middle School	TUCSON, AZ	743	44.1% Hispanic (328)	38.8%(288)	4.3%(32)	44.1%(328)	2.1%(16)
1780	Shady Grove Middle	Gaithersburg, MD	514	44.2% Hispanic (227)	18.7%(96)	17.9%(92)	44.2%(227)	12.1%(62)
1781	Washington Technology Middle School	SAINT PAUL, MN	693	44.2% Asian (306)	5.6%(39)	26.1%(181)	17.2%(119)	44.2%(306)
1782	Dutchman Creek Middle	Rock Hill, SC	856	44.2% White (378)	44.2%(378)	36.2%(310)	11.7%(100)	2.7%(23)
1783	EAST RIDGE MIDDLE SCHOOL	CLERMONT, FL	1,089	44.2% White (481)	44.2%(481)	13.3%(145)	31.9%(347)	5.0%(55)
1784	Baldwin Road Junior High School	Reynoldsburg, OH	781	44.2% Black (345)	20.0%(156)	44.2%(345)	12.7%(99)	13.6%(106)
1785	Gray's Creek Middle	Hope Mills, NC	1,068	44.2% White (472)	44.2%(472)	27.3%(291)	14.3%(153)	1.1%(12)
1786	Urban Middle	Sheboygan, WI	568	44.2% White (251)	44.2%(251)	4.4%(25)	16.6%(94)	25.9%(147)
1787	PASCO MIDDLE SCHOOL	DADE CITY, FL	819	44.2% Hispanic (362)	34.9%(286)	14.5%(119)	44.2%(362)	0.5%(4)
1788	Thomas Viaduct Middle	Hanover, MD	758	44.2% Black (335)	10.6%(80)	44.2%(335)	21.5%(163)	17.0%(129)
1789	Durling Middle School	Lorain, OH	448	44.2% Hispanic (198)	30.6%(137)	16.3%(73)	44.2%(198)	0.2%(1)
1790	Chippens Hill Middle School	Bristol, CT	545	44.2% White (241)	44.2%(241)	8.8%(48)	38.2%(208)	3.9%(21)
1791	Junction City Middle School	Junction City, KS	900	44.2% White (398)	44.2%(398)	17.3%(156)	20.9%(188)	1.2%(11)
1792	River Bend Middle	Raleigh, NC	995	44.2% Black (440)	7.6%(76)	44.2%(440)	39.4%(392)	4.8%(48)
1793	Delta Sierra Middle	Stockton, CA	563	44.2% Hispanic (249)	5.7%(32)	16.2%(91)	44.2%(249)	25.2%(142)
1794	Timothy Edwards School	South Windsor, CT	1,221	44.2% White (540)	44.2%(540)	4.4%(54)	10.3%(126)	35.3%(431)
1795	Floyd T. Binns Middle	Culpeper, VA	825	44.2% White (365)	44.2%(365)	13.4%(111)	31.9%(263)	0.8%(7)
1796	Irmo Middle	Columbia, SC	992	44.3% Black (439)	33.8%(335)	44.3%(439)	8.6%(85)	3.6%(36)
1797	SOUTHWEST MIDDLE	ORLANDO, FL	1,290	44.3% Hispanic (571)	25.5%(329)	20.7%(267)	44.3%(571)	7.1%(92)
1798	Aiken Intermediate	Aiken, SC	427	44.3% Black (189)	36.3%(155)	44.3%(189)	12.4%(53)	1.4%(6)
1799	Moreland Middle	San Jose, CA	707	44.3% Hispanic (313)	17.1%(121)	1.7%(12)	44.3%(313)	25.9%(183)
1800	Hoover Middle School	TAYLOR, MI	515	44.3% White (228)	44.3%(228)	38.1%(196)	9.7%(50)	0.4%(2)

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