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The most racially diverse public middle 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	THURGOOD MARSHALL FUNDAMENTAL	ST PETERSBURG, FL	751	45.0% Black (338)	34.4%(258)	45.0%(338)	9.7%(73)	5.1%(38)
1952	Margaret Mead JHS	Elk Grove Village, IL	702	45.0% White (316)	45.0%(316)	5.1%(36)	19.7%(138)	26.6%(187)
1953	WOODCREEK J H	KATY, TX	1,566	45.0% White (705)	45.0%(705)	11.0%(172)	24.7%(387)	13.9%(218)
1954	Middle School At Parkside	Manchester, NH	775	45.0% White (349)	45.0%(349)	11.5%(89)	28.1%(218)	3.0%(23)
1955	Serrano Intermediate	Lake Forest, CA	868	45.0% Hispanic (391)	31.3%(272)	1.8%(16)	45.0%(391)	12.4%(108)
1956	Nichols Middle School	Evanston, IL	628	45.1% White (283)	45.1%(283)	15.4%(97)	23.3%(146)	4.0%(25)
1957	Gravelly Hill Middle	Efland, NC	415	45.1% White (187)	45.1%(187)	20.7%(86)	23.9%(99)	2.6%(11)
1958	MADISON MIDDLE	ABILENE, TX	770	45.1% Hispanic (347)	40.0%(308)	8.3%(64)	45.1%(347)	1.7%(13)
1959	JOHN L COLBERT MIDDLE SCHOOL	FAYETTEVILLE, AR	466	45.1% White (210)	45.1%(210)	17.6%(82)	18.4%(86)	1.9%(9)
1960	Highland Middle School	Anderson, IN	916	45.1% White (413)	45.1%(413)	22.7%(208)	22.1%(202)	0.3%(3)
1961	Whitman Middle	Wauwatosa, WI	570	45.1% White (257)	45.1%(257)	27.7%(158)	11.9%(68)	6.1%(35)
1962	AUSTIN ACAD FOR EXCELL	GARLAND, TX	951	45.1% Hispanic (429)	19.0%(181)	12.0%(114)	45.1%(429)	20.0%(190)
1963	Mesa Verde Middle	Moorpark, CA	574	45.1% Hispanic (259)	41.1%(236)	0.7%(4)	45.1%(259)	8.7%(50)
1964	Woodrow Wilson Middle School	Moline, IL	860	45.1% White (388)	45.1%(388)	16.7%(144)	22.3%(192)	5.9%(51)
1965	Skyview Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	862	45.1% White (389)	45.1%(389)	8.5%(73)	28.9%(249)	4.3%(37)
1966	Clarke Middle School	Athens, GA	718	45.1% Black (324)	34.7%(249)	45.1%(324)	13.1%(94)	1.8%(13)
1967	Franklin Middle	Reisterstown, MD	1,150	45.1% Black (519)	15.6%(179)	45.1%(519)	28.1%(323)	5.6%(64)
1968	Middle River Middle	Baltimore, MD	822	45.1% Black (371)	22.1%(182)	45.1%(371)	21.4%(176)	3.8%(31)
1969	Verrado Middle School	BUCKEYE, AZ	731	45.1% Hispanic (330)	40.4%(295)	4.9%(36)	45.1%(330)	2.6%(19)
1970	Joaquin Moraga Intermediate	Moraga, CA	658	45.1% White (297)	45.1%(297)	1.5%(10)	11.3%(74)	20.7%(136)
1971	Carson Middle School	Carson City, NV	833	45.1% Hispanic (376)	43.0%(358)	1.2%(10)	45.1%(376)	1.0%(8)
1972	RICHARDSON WEST TECHNOLOGY AND ARTS MAGNET	RICHARDSON, TX	771	45.1% Hispanic (348)	35.1%(271)	11.7%(90)	45.1%(348)	4.3%(33)
1973	Pine Grove Middle School	Valdosta, GA	733	45.2% White (331)	45.2%(331)	31.9%(234)	13.8%(101)	1.8%(13)
1974	General John Stricker Middle	Baltimore, MD	713	45.2% White (322)	45.2%(322)	22.0%(157)	20.9%(149)	1.7%(12)
1975	Leland Middle	Leland, NC	806	45.2% White (364)	45.2%(364)	23.7%(191)	21.5%(173)	0.1%(1)
1976	PURCELL JHS	Purcell, OK	310	45.2% White (140)	45.2%(140)	0.7%(2)	29.7%(92)	1.3%(4)
1977	EDNA J H	EDNA, TX	310	45.2% Hispanic (140)	39.4%(122)	12.6%(39)	45.2%(140)	1.0%(3)
1978	Palos Verdes Intermediate	Palos Verdes Estates, CA	735	45.2% White (332)	45.2%(332)	1.5%(11)	15.5%(114)	26.3%(193)
1979	Evergreen Junior High School	Houma, LA	622	45.2% White (281)	45.2%(281)	28.1%(175)	12.7%(79)	1.4%(9)
1980	NORTHPOINTE INT	TOMBALL, TX	768	45.2% White (347)	45.2%(347)	8.3%(64)	26.8%(206)	15.2%(117)
1981	Holmes Middle	Alexandria, VA	881	45.2% Hispanic (398)	18.4%(162)	18.4%(162)	45.2%(398)	14.8%(130)
1982	H. L. Harshman Middle School	Indianapolis, IN	509	45.2% Hispanic (230)	32.4%(165)	15.5%(79)	45.2%(230)	1.8%(9)
1983	William Annin Middle School	Basking Ridge, NJ	1,122	45.2% White (507)	45.2%(507)	1.1%(12)	9.7%(109)	39.6%(444)
1984	Brooklawn Middle School	Parsippany, NJ	925	45.2% Asian (418)	34.8%(322)	3.8%(35)	12.8%(118)	45.2%(418)
1985	ALBRIGHT MIDDLE	HOUSTON, TX	945	45.2% Hispanic (427)	4.7%(44)	34.0%(321)	45.2%(427)	15.0%(142)
1986	Longfellow Middle	Falls Church, VA	1,226	45.2% White (554)	45.2%(554)	3.5%(43)	12.5%(153)	29.9%(366)
1987	Gainesville Middle	Gainesville, VA	1,403	45.2% White (634)	45.2%(634)	11.1%(155)	17.0%(238)	17.5%(246)
1988	Olympic Middle School	AUBURN, WA	956	45.2% Hispanic (432)	20.4%(195)	5.7%(54)	45.2%(432)	9.6%(92)
1989	Timber Ridge Middle School	Plainfield, IL	885	45.2% White (400)	45.2%(400)	11.0%(97)	36.2%(320)	2.7%(24)
1990	Mill Pond School	Westborough, MA	834	45.2% White (377)	45.2%(377)	3.6%(30)	11.3%(94)	36.2%(302)
1991	Bon Lin Middle School	Bartlett, TN	677	45.2% White (306)	45.2%(306)	34.3%(232)	8.4%(57)	5.2%(35)
1992	COLUMBUS J H	COLUMBUS, TX	323	45.2% White (146)	45.2%(146)	7.4%(24)	44.9%(145)	0.3%(1)
1993	WESTWOOD MIDDLE SCHOOL	WINTER HAVEN, FL	712	45.2% Hispanic (322)	17.3%(123)	32.7%(233)	45.2%(322)	0.6%(4)
1994	Steel Valley MS	Munhall, PA	429	45.2% White (194)	45.2%(194)	40.1%(172)	4.9%(21)	1.6%(7)
1995	Daniel Morgan Intermediate	Winchester, VA	575	45.2% Hispanic (260)	32.5%(187)	10.1%(58)	45.2%(260)	4.0%(23)
1996	William Fegely Middle School	Portage, IN	566	45.2% White (256)	45.2%(256)	19.6%(111)	28.3%(160)	1.1%(6)
1997	J W Poynter Middle School	Hillsboro, OR	703	45.2% Hispanic (318)	36.3%(255)	4.1%(29)	45.2%(318)	4.5%(32)
1998	A & M CONSOLIDATED MIDDLE	COLLEGE STATION, TX	681	45.2% White (308)	45.2%(308)	15.9%(108)	30.3%(206)	4.0%(27)
1999	North Tattnall Middle School	Reidsville, GA	431	45.2% White (195)	45.2%(195)	22.5%(97)	26.4%(114)	1.2%(5)
2000	Jackson Middle School	Villa Park, IL	621	45.3% White (281)	45.3%(281)	7.6%(47)	32.9%(204)	7.1%(44)

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