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

Across Rankin County, Mississippi, 9 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by how small the single largest racial or ethnic group is, so no one group dominates. Pearl High School leads the list at 42.6%, against a median of 66.3% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
9
Rankin County, Mississippi
Best Largest group
42.6%
Median Largest group
66.3%
MOST DIVERSE · RANKIN COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI
#SchoolCityStudentsLargest group% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1Pearl High SchoolPEARL, MS1,27842.6% Black (545)42.3%(540)42.6%(545)10.2%(130)1.2%(15)
2Richland High SchoolRichland, MS73144.5% White (325)44.5%(325)28.4%(208)19.1%(140)1.1%(8)
3Northwest High SchoolFlowood, MS1,85551.6% White (957)51.6%(957)34.2%(635)5.0%(92)3.7%(68)
4Brandon High SchoolBrandon, MS1,60955.0% White (885)55.0%(885)38.0%(611)2.3%(37)0.9%(14)
5McLaurin High SchoolFlorence, MS48166.3% White (319)66.3%(319)19.5%(94)8.1%(39)0.0%(0)
6Pelahatchie High SchoolPelahatchie, MS33666.7% White (224)66.7%(224)22.3%(75)6.5%(22)0.0%(0)
7Puckett High SchoolPuckett, MS34377.5% White (266)77.5%(266)19.5%(67)0.6%(2)0.0%(0)
8Florence High SchoolFlorence, MS71879.0% White (567)79.0%(567)14.6%(105)2.2%(16)0.3%(2)
9Pisgah High SchoolBrandon, MS48283.4% White (402)83.4%(402)11.4%(55)1.2%(6)0.2%(1)
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