The most racially diverse public schools in Marshall County, Mississippi
This ranking covers the most racially diverse public schools in Marshall County, Mississippi, drawn from 10 qualifying public schools. Byhalia Middle School leads the list at 37.0%, against a median of 51.7% across the ranked schools.
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| # | School | City | Largest group |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Byhalia Middle School | Byhalia, MS | 37.0% Black (162) |
| 2 | Byhalia Elementary School | BYHALIA, MS | 39.8% Black (205) |
| 3 | H. W. Byers Elementary | HOLLY SPRINGS, MS | 47.0% Black (123) |
| 4 | H. W. Byers High School | HOLLY SPRINGS, MS | 51.1% Black (185) |
| 5 | Byhalia High School | BYHALIA, MS | 51.6% Black (221) |
| 6 | Potts Camp High School | Potts Camp, MS | 51.7% Two or more (184) |
| 7 | Mary Reid School | POTTS CAMP, MS | 55.6% White (150) |
| 8 | Holly Springs Intermediate School | HOLLY SPRINGS, MS | 88.2% Black (201) |
| 9 | Holly Springs Primary School | Holly Springs, MS | 89.5% Black (297) |
| 10 | Holly Springs High School | Holly Springs, MS | 94.8% Black (273) |
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