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

11 public high schools in Jefferson County, Missouri appear in this ranking of the most racially diverse public high schools, ranked by how small the single largest racial or ethnic group is, so no one group dominates. FOX SR. HIGH leads the list at 82.8%, against a median of 89.9% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
11
Jefferson County, Missouri
Best Largest group
82.8%
Median Largest group
89.9%
MOST DIVERSE · JEFFERSON COUNTY, MISSOURI
#SchoolCityStudentsLargest group% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1FOX SR. HIGHARNOLD, MO1,66082.8% White (1,375)82.8%(1,375)3.0%(49)6.6%(110)2.3%(38)
2FESTUS SR. HIGHFESTUS, MO1,01986.6% White (882)86.6%(882)3.5%(36)1.4%(14)1.1%(11)
3WINDSOR HIGHIMPERIAL, MO88788.7% White (787)88.7%(787)1.9%(17)5.3%(47)0.3%(3)
4NORTHWEST HIGHCEDAR HILL, MO1,78889.2% White (1,594)89.2%(1,594)1.2%(22)4.5%(81)0.5%(8)
5HERCULANEUM HIGHHERCULANEUM, MO46689.9% White (419)89.9%(419)2.6%(12)2.1%(10)0.6%(3)
6CRYSTAL CITY HIGHCRYSTAL CITY, MO23889.9% White (214)89.9%(214)5.0%(12)3.4%(8)0.4%(1)
7SECKMAN SR. HIGHIMPERIAL, MO1,73790.1% White (1,565)90.1%(1,565)1.1%(19)4.2%(72)1.1%(19)
8DESOTO SR. HIGHDESOTO, MO86292.9% White (801)92.9%(801)1.2%(10)2.5%(22)0.3%(3)
9JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOLFESTUS, MO30093.0% White (279)93.0%(279)2.0%(6)2.7%(8)0.0%(0)
10HILLSBORO HIGHHILLSBORO, MO1,05095.1% White (999)95.1%(999)0.5%(5)2.4%(25)0.2%(2)
11GRANDVIEW HIGHHILLSBORO, MO23796.2% White (228)96.2%(228)1.3%(3)1.3%(3)0.0%(0)
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