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The most racially diverse public middle schools in Harrison County, Mississippi

Across Harrison County, Mississippi, 10 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by how small the single largest racial or ethnic group is, so no one group dominates. Biloxi Upper Elementary School leads the list at 36.6%, against a median of 51.6% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
10
Harrison County, Mississippi
Best Largest group
36.6%
Median Largest group
51.6%
MOST DIVERSE · HARRISON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI
#SchoolCityStudentsLargest group% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1Biloxi Upper Elementary SchoolBiloxi, MS84436.6% White (309)36.6%(309)31.4%(265)21.2%(179)2.6%(22)
2D'Iberville Middle SchoolD'Iberville, MS50337.8% White (190)37.8%(190)26.6%(134)18.3%(92)9.2%(46)
3Biloxi Junior High SchoolBiloxi, MS86338.2% White (330)38.2%(330)32.2%(278)17.8%(154)4.3%(37)
4Orange Grove ElementaryGulfport, MS34641.9% Black (145)37.9%(131)41.9%(145)7.2%(25)2.3%(8)
5Bayou View MiddleGulfport, MS82746.7% White (386)46.7%(386)33.7%(279)13.3%(110)1.7%(14)
6West Harrison MiddleGulfport, MS65056.6% White (368)56.6%(368)32.0%(208)5.2%(34)1.1%(7)
7Pass Christian Middle SchoolPass Christian, MS38458.6% White (225)58.6%(225)27.3%(105)4.2%(16)1.6%(6)
8Harper McCaughan ElementaryLong Beach, MS62265.9% White (410)65.9%(410)13.7%(85)2.4%(15)4.5%(28)
9Long Beach Middle SchoolLong Beach, MS47566.5% White (316)66.5%(316)14.7%(70)2.5%(12)3.0%(14)
10Gulfport Central MiddleGulfport, MS56876.1% Black (432)10.6%(60)76.1%(432)8.4%(48)0.2%(1)
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