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The most racially diverse public high schools in Hinds County, Mississippi

Across Hinds County, Mississippi, 11 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by how small the single largest racial or ethnic group is, so no one group dominates. Clinton High School leads the list at 59.5%, against a median of 93.3% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
11
Hinds County, Mississippi
Best Largest group
59.5%
Median Largest group
93.3%
MOST DIVERSE · HINDS COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI
#SchoolCityStudentsLargest group% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1Clinton High SchoolClinton, MS1,33959.5% Black (797)30.4%(407)59.5%(797)3.1%(41)4.8%(65)
2Sumner Hill Junior High SchoolClinton, MS39659.9% Black (237)29.8%(118)59.9%(237)2.5%(10)5.8%(23)
3Raymond High SchoolRaymond, MS53980.9% Black (436)10.2%(55)80.9%(436)5.8%(31)0.2%(1)
4Forest Hill High SchoolJackson, MS1,13991.7% Black (1,044)1.1%(12)91.7%(1,044)5.8%(66)0.2%(2)
5WINGFIELD HIGH SCHOOLJACKSON, MS59092.5% Black0.7%92.5%5.9%0.0%
6Terry High SchoolTerry, MS1,12793.3% Black (1,051)2.8%(31)93.3%(1,051)1.0%(11)0.0%(0)
7Murrah High SchoolJackson, MS1,25995.3% Black (1,200)2.0%(25)95.3%(1,200)1.9%(24)0.1%(1)
8Jim Hill High SchoolJackson, MS97595.4% Black (930)0.7%(7)95.4%(930)3.2%(31)0.2%(2)
9Provine High SchoolJackson, MS79195.7% Black (757)0.1%(1)95.7%(757)3.2%(25)0.1%(1)
10Callaway High SchoolJackson, MS99495.9% Black (953)0.3%(3)95.9%(953)2.6%(26)0.1%(1)
11Lanier Junior/Senior High SchoolJackson, MS89598.3% Black (880)0.6%(5)98.3%(880)0.9%(8)0.0%(0)
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