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The most racially diverse public schools in Newton County, Mississippi

8 public schools in Newton County, Mississippi appear in this ranking of the most racially diverse public schools, ranked by how small the single largest racial or ethnic group is, so no one group dominates. Newton County High School leads the list at 67.8%, against a median of 73.5% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Newton County, Mississippi

Best Largest group

67.8%

Median Largest group

73.5%

MOST DIVERSE · NEWTON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI

#	School	City	Students	Largest group	% White	% Black	% Hispanic	% Asian
1	Newton County High School	Decatur, MS	768	67.8% White (521)	67.8%(521)	21.0%(161)	2.3%(18)	0.8%(6)
2	Newton County Elementary School	Decatur, MS	882	68.1% White (601)	68.1%(601)	23.2%(205)	3.0%(26)	1.6%(14)
3	Union Elementary School	Union, MS	410	70.2% White (288)	70.2%(288)	23.9%(98)	0.7%(3)	0.2%(1)
4	Union High School	UNION, MS	280	73.2% White (205)	73.2%(205)	23.2%(65)	0.7%(2)	1.1%(3)
5	Union Middle School	Union, MS	286	73.8% White (211)	73.8%(211)	21.7%(62)	2.1%(6)	0.0%(0)
6	Newton Elementary School	Newton, MS	367	75.5% Black (277)	4.9%(18)	75.5%(277)	0.8%(3)	0.3%(1)
7	Newton High School	Newton, MS	237	92.4% Black (219)	1.7%(4)	92.4%(219)	0.4%(1)	1.3%(3)
8	Conehatta Elementary School	CONEHATTA, MS	226	100.0% Native American (226)	0.0%(0)	0.0%(0)	0.0%(0)	0.0%(0)

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