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The most racially diverse public high schools in Clay County, Missouri

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public high schools in Clay County, Missouri, drawn from 10 qualifying public high schools. NORTH KANSAS CITY HIGH leads the list at 32.2%, against a median of 75.2% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
10
Clay County, Missouri
Best Largest group
32.2%
Median Largest group
75.2%
MOST DIVERSE · CLAY COUNTY, MISSOURI
#SchoolCityStudentsLargest group% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1NORTH KANSAS CITY HIGHKANSAS CITY, MO1,71932.2% White (553)32.2%(553)26.8%(461)19.8%(341)7.2%(123)
2WINNETONKA HIGHKANSAS CITY, MO1,23845.2% White (560)45.2%(560)21.5%(266)18.8%(233)2.3%(29)
3OAK PARK HIGHKANSAS CITY, MO1,75551.5% White (904)51.5%(904)13.8%(243)17.3%(304)2.6%(45)
4STALEY HIGHKANSAS CITY, MO2,09162.8% White (1,312)62.8%(1,312)13.0%(271)10.9%(228)2.7%(57)
5LIBERTY HIGHLIBERTY, MO1,84274.3% White (1,369)74.3%(1,369)5.7%(104)9.8%(181)2.9%(54)
6LIBERTY NORTH HIGH SCHOOLLIBERTY, MO2,26276.0% White (1,720)76.0%(1,720)6.8%(154)7.7%(175)2.6%(59)
7EXCELSIOR SPRINGS HIGHEXCELSIOR SPRINGS, MO76485.2% White (651)85.2%(651)1.6%(12)7.1%(54)0.7%(5)
8Smithville HighSMITHVILLE, MO84589.9% White (760)89.9%(760)1.3%(11)5.8%(49)0.4%(3)
9KEARNEY HIGHKEARNEY, MO81490.9% White (740)90.9%(740)0.5%(4)5.0%(41)0.5%(4)
10KEARNEY JR. HIGHKEARNEY, MO51091.8% White (468)91.8%(468)1.4%(7)3.3%(17)0.8%(4)
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