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The most racially diverse public elementary schools in Lowndes County, Mississippi

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public elementary schools in Lowndes County, Mississippi, drawn from 8 qualifying public elementary schools. New Hope Elementary leads the list at 50.6%, against a median of 89.9% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Lowndes County, Mississippi

Best Largest group

50.6%

Median Largest group

89.9%

MOST DIVERSE · LOWNDES COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI

#	School	City	Students	Largest group	% White	% Black	% Hispanic	% Asian
1	New Hope Elementary	COLUMBUS, MS	1,191	50.6% White (603)	50.6%(603)	44.3%(527)	1.1%(13)	0.2%(2)
2	Caledonia Elementary	Caledonia, MS	1,070	72.6% White (777)	72.6%(777)	15.4%(165)	5.4%(58)	0.3%(3)
3	Franklin Academy	Columbus, MS	231	84.4% Black (195)	5.6%(13)	84.4%(195)	2.6%(6)	2.6%(6)
4	Cook Elementary School	Columbus, MS	415	86.3% Black (358)	4.3%(18)	86.3%(358)	6.0%(25)	1.4%(6)
5	Sale Elementary School	Columbus, MS	290	93.5% Black (271)	2.4%(7)	93.5%(271)	2.1%(6)	0.0%(0)
6	Stokes Beard Elementary School	Columbus, MS	369	95.7% Black (353)	1.6%(6)	95.7%(353)	0.8%(3)	0.3%(1)
7	West Lowndes Elementary	COLUMBUS, MS	276	97.1% Black (268)	1.1%(3)	97.1%(268)	1.4%(4)	0.0%(0)
8	Fairview Elementary School	Columbus, MS	244	98.0% Black (239)	0.8%(2)	98.0%(239)	0.0%(0)	0.0%(0)

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