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The most racially diverse public middle schools in Louisiana

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public middle schools in Louisiana, drawn from 195 qualifying public middle schools. Grand Caillou Middle School leads the list at 78.4%, against a median of 54.3% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

195

Louisiana

Top Diversity index

78.4%

Median Diversity index

54.3%

MOST DIVERSE · LOUISIANA

#	School	City	Students	Diversity index	% White	% Black	% Hispanic	% Asian
1	Grand Caillou Middle School	Houma, LA	267	78.4%	19.9%(53)	15.4%(41)	31.1%(83)	0.0%(0)
2	Oaklawn Middle School	Houma, LA	596	72.2%	22.1%(132)	34.6%(206)	32.0%(191)	0.7%(4)
3	Andrew Jackson Middle School	Chalmette, LA	546	70.0%	29.3%(160)	37.4%(204)	26.9%(147)	1.8%(10)
4	Sherwood Middle Academic Academy	Baton Rouge, LA	759	69.9%	27.8%(211)	43.1%(327)	9.1%(69)	17.0%(129)
5	Leesville Junior High School	Leesville, LA	421	69.7%	43.9%(185)	28.5%(120)	12.3%(52)	1.9%(8)
6	Judice Middle School	Duson, LA	442	69.6%	37.8%(167)	31.2%(138)	24.9%(110)	1.8%(8)
7	Evergreen Junior High School	Houma, LA	622	69.1%	45.2%(281)	28.1%(175)	12.7%(79)	1.4%(9)
8	Houma Junior High School	Houma, LA	673	68.6%	45.8%(308)	29.0%(195)	11.7%(79)	2.7%(18)
9	F. K. White Middle School	Lake Charles, LA	614	68.5%	26.7%(164)	44.3%(272)	20.9%(128)	2.1%(13)
10	Morgan City Junior High School	Morgan City, LA	412	68.4%	26.0%(107)	24.0%(99)	43.5%(179)	1.7%(7)
11	Caldwell Middle School	Schriever, LA	341	68.3%	38.1%(130)	39.0%(133)	11.1%(38)	0.6%(2)
12	Central Middle School	Gonzales, LA	512	67.6%	44.5%(228)	27.1%(139)	21.9%(112)	0.4%(2)
13	Scott Middle School	Scott, LA	629	67.6%	41.2%(259)	32.9%(207)	21.3%(134)	0.9%(6)
14	Iberia Middle School	New Iberia, LA	405	67.5%	36.5%(148)	41.2%(167)	12.6%(51)	2.5%(10)
15	Albert Cammon Middle School	St. Rose, LA	282	67.2%	23.4%(66)	46.1%(130)	24.1%(68)	4.6%(13)
16	Bayou Lacombe Middle	Lacombe, LA	209	66.9%	45.9%(96)	29.7%(62)	17.2%(36)	1.0%(2)
17	Pine View Middle School	Covington, LA	694	66.7%	46.8%(325)	25.2%(175)	21.8%(151)	1.1%(8)
18	Vernon Middle School	Leesville, LA	372	66.5%	46.8%(174)	30.9%(115)	10.8%(40)	1.1%(4)
19	Edgar Martin Middle School	Lafayette, LA	641	66.4%	51.0%(327)	19.7%(126)	16.2%(104)	9.8%(63)
20	Cope Middle School	Bossier City, LA	752	66.2%	35.4%(266)	43.9%(330)	13.4%(101)	2.0%(15)
21	Southside Junior High School	Denham Springs, LA	536	66.1%	45.3%(243)	18.1%(97)	31.5%(169)	2.4%(13)
22	Patterson Junior High School	Patterson, LA	374	66.0%	36.4%(136)	43.6%(163)	10.7%(40)	1.1%(4)
23	L.H. Marrero Middle School	Marrero, LA	619	65.8%	13.1%(81)	39.6%(245)	40.7%(252)	4.5%(28)
24	Armstrong Middle School	Rayne, LA	304	65.6%	38.2%(116)	42.4%(129)	8.2%(25)	0.0%(0)
25	Greenacres Middle School	Bossier City, LA	543	65.3%	23.2%(126)	51.6%(280)	14.6%(79)	6.8%(37)
26	Martha Vinyard Elementary School	Ponchatoula, LA	589	65.3%	41.4%(244)	39.4%(232)	13.1%(77)	0.5%(3)
27	St. Bernard Middle School	St. Bernard, LA	319	64.8%	47.3%(151)	31.4%(100)	16.9%(54)	0.0%(0)
28	Galvez Middle School	Prairieville, LA	655	64.6%	51.1%(335)	23.7%(155)	18.3%(120)	1.2%(8)
29	Slidell Junior High School	Slidell, LA	724	64.5%	40.8%(295)	41.7%(302)	10.5%(76)	0.4%(3)
30	Broussard Middle School	Broussard, LA	465	64.5%	44.3%(206)	38.5%(179)	8.2%(38)	3.0%(14)
31	Many Junior High School	Many, LA	361	64.4%	46.5%(168)	35.7%(129)	3.9%(14)	0.6%(2)
32	Walker Junior High	Walker, LA	508	64.2%	47.8%(243)	32.5%(165)	15.0%(76)	1.2%(6)
33	N.P. Trist Middle School	Meraux, LA	767	64.2%	50.9%(390)	27.8%(213)	13.9%(107)	2.5%(19)
34	Central Middle School	Eunice, LA	251	64.1%	42.6%(107)	40.6%(102)	6.4%(16)	1.6%(4)
35	S. J. Welsh Middle School	Lake Charles, LA	1,011	64.0%	50.5%(511)	30.4%(307)	7.0%(71)	7.0%(71)
36	William Pitcher Junior High School	Covington, LA	266	64.0%	46.6%(124)	34.2%(91)	15.8%(42)	0.8%(2)
37	Crowley Middle School	Crowley, LA	394	64.0%	35.5%(140)	46.7%(184)	9.6%(38)	0.0%(0)
38	Ponchatoula Junior High School	Ponchatoula, LA	723	63.8%	43.0%(311)	40.3%(291)	11.2%(81)	1.1%(8)
39	Church Point Middle School	Church Point, LA	262	63.4%	43.9%(115)	40.1%(105)	8.0%(21)	0.0%(0)
40	Dutchtown Middle School	Geismar, LA	605	62.7%	52.9%(320)	27.6%(167)	12.1%(73)	2.8%(17)
41	Glasgow Middle School	Baton Rouge, LA	542	62.6%	11.4%(62)	56.1%(304)	17.9%(97)	11.8%(64)
42	DeRidder Junior High School	DeRidder, LA	287	62.5%	54.4%(156)	24.4%(70)	9.4%(27)	1.4%(4)
43	Stella Worley Middle School	Westwego, LA	235	62.5%	14.5%(34)	54.5%(128)	23.4%(55)	3.0%(7)
44	Carencro Middle School	Carencro, LA	585	62.5%	22.9%(134)	53.0%(310)	20.3%(119)	1.0%(6)
45	Clearwood Junior High School	Slidell, LA	539	62.3%	52.3%(282)	29.5%(159)	11.7%(63)	1.3%(7)
46	Carolyn Park Middle	Slidell, LA	233	62.2%	20.6%(48)	55.4%(129)	15.9%(37)	1.7%(4)
47	Woodlawn Middle School	Baton Rouge, LA	807	62.1%	15.0%(121)	55.4%(447)	21.6%(174)	3.4%(27)
48	Sunset Middle School	Sunset, LA	348	61.9%	30.2%(105)	51.7%(180)	14.7%(51)	0.3%(1)
49	L.J. Alleman Middle School	Lafayette, LA	890	61.9%	51.7%(460)	32.4%(288)	8.0%(71)	2.5%(22)
50	Boyet Junior High School	Slidell, LA	644	61.8%	55.8%(359)	20.2%(130)	16.6%(107)	2.3%(15)

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