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The most racially diverse public middle schools in Monroe County, Michigan

8 public middle schools in Monroe County, Michigan appear in this ranking of the most racially diverse public middle schools, ranked by how small the single largest racial or ethnic group is, so no one group dominates. Monroe Middle School leads the list at 68.5%, against a median of 88.3% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Monroe County, Michigan

Best Largest group

68.5%

Median Largest group

88.3%

MOST DIVERSE · MONROE COUNTY, MICHIGAN

#	School	City	Students	Largest group	% White	% Black	% Hispanic	% Asian
1	Monroe Middle School	MONROE, MI	674	68.5% White (462)	68.5%(462)	14.4%(97)	9.1%(61)	0.3%(2)
2	Mason Middle School	ERIE, MI	223	85.2% White (190)	85.2%(190)	0.9%(2)	10.3%(23)	0.9%(2)
3	Wagar Middle School	CARLETON, MI	221	86.9% White (192)	86.9%(192)	1.8%(4)	8.1%(18)	0.0%(0)
4	Wagar Junior High School	CARLETON, MI	641	87.7% White (562)	87.7%(562)	3.3%(21)	6.7%(43)	0.0%(0)
5	Bedford Junior High School	TEMPERANCE, MI	923	88.8% White (820)	88.8%(820)	0.7%(6)	6.4%(59)	0.5%(5)
6	Jefferson Middle School	MONROE, MI	304	89.1% White (271)	89.1%(271)	1.6%(5)	4.9%(15)	0.0%(0)
7	Dundee Middle School	DUNDEE, MI	533	92.3% White (492)	92.3%(492)	1.3%(7)	2.8%(15)	0.8%(4)
8	Ida Middle School	IDA, MI	467	93.2% White (435)	93.2%(435)	0.6%(3)	3.2%(15)	0.9%(4)

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