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The most racially diverse public high schools in Mississippi

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public high schools in Mississippi, drawn from 192 qualifying public high schools. Morton High School leads the list at 36.8%, against a median of 68.3% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
192
Mississippi
Best Largest group
36.8%
Median Largest group
68.3%
MOST DIVERSE · MISSISSIPPI
#SchoolCityStudentsLargest group% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1Morton High SchoolMORTON, MS47636.8% Hispanic (175)30.3%(144)27.3%(130)36.8%(175)0.2%(1)
2Biloxi High SchoolBiloxi, MS1,66941.6% White (695)41.6%(695)32.6%(545)18.4%(308)3.5%(58)
3Oak Grove High SchoolHattiesburg, MS1,75042.0% White (735)42.0%(735)41.5%(726)9.4%(165)3.3%(57)
4Gautier HighGautier, MS90042.2% Black (380)32.2%(290)42.2%(380)20.4%(184)0.7%(6)
5Pearl High SchoolPEARL, MS1,27842.6% Black (545)42.3%(540)42.6%(545)10.2%(130)1.2%(15)
6Houston High SchoolHouston, MS52944.0% White (233)44.0%(233)35.4%(187)9.8%(52)0.4%(2)
7Riverside High SchoolAvon, MS32044.4% White (142)44.4%(142)28.1%(90)6.6%(21)0.0%(0)
8Richland High SchoolRichland, MS73144.5% White (325)44.5%(325)28.4%(208)19.1%(140)1.1%(8)
9Independence High SchoolColdwater, MS50745.4% Black (230)39.8%(202)45.4%(230)9.7%(49)0.0%(0)
10Lake High SchoolLake, MS23146.3% White (107)46.3%(107)43.7%(101)3.0%(7)0.0%(0)
11Pascagoula HighPascagoula, MS1,12746.6% Black (525)26.7%(301)46.6%(525)22.4%(253)0.3%(3)
12Pontotoc High SchoolPontotoc, MS71246.9% White (334)46.9%(334)27.1%(193)23.6%(168)0.1%(1)
13New Albany High SchoolNew Albany, MS60547.1% White (285)47.1%(285)26.3%(159)18.7%(113)2.6%(16)
14Baldwyn High SchoolBALDWYN, MS46047.4% White (218)47.4%(218)44.4%(204)0.7%(3)0.4%(2)
15Forest High SchoolFOREST, MS43847.5% Hispanic (208)7.8%(34)42.2%(185)47.5%(208)0.0%(0)
16Columbia High SchoolColumbia, MS48447.5% Black (230)47.3%(229)47.5%(230)2.5%(12)0.6%(3)
17Ripley High SchoolRipley, MS46547.7% White (222)47.7%(222)25.2%(117)19.1%(89)0.4%(2)
18Lake Cormorant High SchoolLake Cormorant, MS99148.5% Black (481)32.2%(319)48.5%(481)14.8%(147)0.5%(5)
19DeSoto Central High SchoolSouthaven, MS2,00448.6% Black (974)34.6%(693)48.6%(974)7.7%(155)3.9%(79)
20Lawrence County High SchoolMonticello, MS52949.0% White (259)49.0%(259)43.7%(231)2.8%(15)0.4%(2)
21Oxford High SchoolOxford, MS1,33549.4% White (659)49.4%(659)33.9%(453)9.7%(129)3.7%(49)
22West Jones High SchoolLaurel, MS1,58749.9% White (792)49.9%(792)23.1%(366)23.7%(376)0.8%(13)
23Corinth High SchoolCORINTH, MS61050.0% White (305)50.0%(305)25.1%(153)16.2%(99)0.8%(5)
24New Hope High SchoolCOLUMBUS, MS78750.1% White (394)50.1%(394)45.4%(357)1.3%(10)0.4%(3)
25Gulfport High SchoolGulfport, MS1,70250.4% Black (857)35.0%(596)50.4%(857)9.6%(163)1.4%(24)
26Choctaw County High SchoolACKERMAN, MS51150.5% White (258)50.5%(258)41.3%(211)0.6%(3)0.0%(0)
27Tupelo High SchoolTupelo, MS2,12350.6% Black (1,075)32.8%(696)50.6%(1,075)11.3%(241)2.0%(42)
28Harrison Central HighGulfport, MS1,48350.9% Black (755)36.3%(538)50.9%(755)8.6%(127)1.4%(21)
29H. W. Byers High SchoolHOLLY SPRINGS, MS36251.1% Black (185)20.7%(75)51.1%(185)22.4%(81)0.0%(0)
30Lumberton High SchoolLumberton, MS26851.1% White (137)51.1%(137)40.7%(109)3.4%(9)0.4%(1)
31Northwest High SchoolFlowood, MS1,85551.6% White (957)51.6%(957)34.2%(635)5.0%(92)3.7%(68)
32Byhalia High SchoolBYHALIA, MS42851.6% Black (221)16.4%(70)51.6%(221)28.0%(120)0.5%(2)
33Potts Camp High SchoolPotts Camp, MS35651.7% Two or more (184)25.3%(90)16.0%(57)7.0%(25)0.0%(0)
34Franklin High SchoolMeadville, MS37752.0% White (196)52.0%(196)46.1%(174)0.8%(3)0.5%(2)
35Calhoun City High SchoolCALHOUN CITY, MS37952.5% Black (199)33.0%(125)52.5%(199)7.4%(28)1.1%(4)
36Olive Branch High SchoolOlive Branch, MS1,05852.8% Black (559)28.4%(300)52.8%(559)12.0%(127)1.2%(13)
37Wayne County High SchoolWaynesboro, MS77553.3% Black (413)40.4%(313)53.3%(413)4.9%(38)0.1%(1)
38Grenada High SchoolGRENADA, MS1,02653.6% Black (550)43.2%(443)53.6%(550)0.8%(8)0.3%(3)
39Germantown High SchoolMadison, MS1,41153.8% White (759)53.8%(759)38.7%(546)2.3%(33)3.5%(49)
40Center Hill High SchoolOlive Branch, MS1,05953.9% Black (571)31.6%(335)53.9%(571)9.9%(105)1.2%(13)
41D'Iberville HighBiloxi, MS1,47854.1% White (799)54.1%(799)23.3%(344)12.8%(189)6.4%(94)
42Perry Central High SchoolNew Augusta, MS26254.2% White (142)54.2%(142)22.5%(59)1.9%(5)0.0%(0)
43West Harrison HighGulfport, MS1,21654.4% White (661)54.4%(661)35.8%(435)6.4%(78)1.6%(19)
44MS SCHOOL FOR MATH AND SCIENCECOLUMBUS, MS24054.6% White (131)54.6%(131)16.3%(39)5.4%(13)20.0%(48)
45Warren Central HighVICKSBURG, MS1,14554.6% Black (625)39.8%(456)54.6%(625)2.3%(26)1.3%(15)
46Amory High SchoolAmory, MS44454.7% White (243)54.7%(243)38.1%(169)3.8%(17)0.2%(1)
47Brandon High SchoolBrandon, MS1,60955.0% White (885)55.0%(885)38.0%(611)2.3%(37)0.9%(14)
48Forrest County Agricultural High SchoolBrooklyn, MS56255.2% White (310)55.2%(310)27.8%(156)6.0%(34)0.0%(0)
49North Pike High SchoolSummit, MS68755.5% White (381)55.5%(381)41.9%(288)1.3%(9)0.3%(2)
50Mendenhall High SchoolMendenhall, MS64655.6% Black (359)41.6%(269)55.6%(359)1.4%(9)0.1%(1)
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