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The most racially diverse public schools in Platte County, Missouri

28 public schools in Platte County, Missouri 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. THOMAS B. CHINN ELEM. leads the list at 42.5%, against a median of 63.6% across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked

Platte County, Missouri

Best Largest group

42.5%

Median Largest group

63.6%

MOST DIVERSE · PLATTE COUNTY, MISSOURI

#	School	City	Students	Largest group	% White	% Black	% Hispanic	% Asian
1	THOMAS B. CHINN ELEM.	KANSAS CITY, MO	466	42.5% White (198)	42.5%(198)	21.7%(101)	17.4%(81)	3.4%(16)
2	PATHFINDER ELEM.	KANSAS CITY, MO	409	47.9% White (196)	47.9%(196)	24.7%(101)	14.2%(58)	4.2%(17)
3	ALFRED L. RENNER ELEM.	KANSAS CITY, MO	403	49.1% White (198)	49.1%(198)	16.9%(68)	17.1%(69)	3.7%(15)
4	GERNER FAMILY EARLY ED CTR.	KANSAS CITY, MO	392	50.0% White (196)	50.0%(196)	29.3%(115)	9.9%(39)	3.3%(13)
5	Barry School	KANSAS CITY, MO	348	50.0% White (174)	50.0%(174)	25.0%(87)	10.6%(37)	6.3%(22)
6	Platte Purchase Middle School	KANSAS CITY, MO	368	51.4% White (189)	51.4%(189)	24.5%(90)	12.0%(44)	7.1%(26)
7	TIFFANY RIDGE ELEMENTARY SCHL	KANSAS CITY, MO	484	53.5% White (259)	53.5%(259)	22.3%(108)	10.9%(53)	4.1%(20)
8	PLAZA MIDDLE	KANSAS CITY, MO	673	55.6% White (374)	55.6%(374)	17.5%(118)	12.2%(82)	3.6%(24)
9	HOPEWELL ELEMENTARY	KANSAS CITY, MO	483	55.9% White (270)	55.9%(270)	23.4%(113)	11.6%(56)	2.3%(11)
10	SOUTHEAST ELEM.	KANSAS CITY, MO	548	56.6% White (310)	56.6%(310)	19.5%(107)	11.5%(63)	3.5%(19)
11	PARK HILL HIGH	KANSAS CITY, MO	1,947	58.5% White (1,140)	58.5%(1,140)	15.9%(310)	12.9%(252)	4.5%(87)
12	LINE CREEK ELEM.	KANSAS CITY, MO	321	58.9% White (189)	58.9%(189)	17.1%(55)	10.0%(32)	3.1%(10)
13	WALDEN MIDDLE	KANSAS CITY, MO	730	60.5% White (442)	60.5%(442)	14.3%(104)	12.9%(94)	3.3%(24)
14	CONGRESS MIDDLE	KANSAS CITY, MO	601	61.7% White (371)	61.7%(371)	14.5%(87)	11.8%(71)	3.7%(22)
15	PARK HILL SOUTH HIGH	RIVERSIDE, MO	1,890	65.5% White (1,238)	65.5%(1,238)	11.4%(216)	12.3%(232)	3.3%(62)
16	PRAIRIE POINT ELEM.	KANSAS CITY, MO	437	66.8% White (292)	66.8%(292)	10.8%(47)	12.6%(55)	2.1%(9)
17	ENGLISH LANDING ELEM.	KANSAS CITY, MO	435	67.1% White (292)	67.1%(292)	9.9%(43)	15.4%(67)	1.4%(6)
18	HAWTHORN ELEM.	KANSAS CITY, MO	450	70.4% White (317)	70.4%(317)	12.2%(55)	9.8%(44)	1.1%(5)
19	PLATTE COUNTY HIGH	PLATTE CITY, MO	1,397	71.7% White (1,001)	71.7%(1,001)	10.8%(151)	10.7%(150)	3.4%(47)
20	GRADEN ELEM.	PARKVILLE, MO	415	74.0% White (307)	74.0%(307)	4.6%(19)	12.3%(51)	1.4%(6)
21	UNION CHAPEL ELEM.	KANSAS CITY, MO	609	74.7% White (455)	74.7%(455)	8.2%(50)	9.4%(57)	0.7%(4)
22	LAKEVIEW MIDDLE	KANSAS CITY, MO	653	75.0% White (490)	75.0%(490)	8.1%(53)	8.4%(55)	0.9%(6)
23	COMPASS ELEMENTARY	Platte City, MO	527	77.6% White (409)	77.6%(409)	4.2%(22)	10.1%(53)	2.1%(11)
24	DONALD D. SIEGRIST ELEM.	PLATTE CITY, MO	679	80.8% White (549)	80.8%(549)	4.4%(30)	8.5%(58)	1.8%(12)
25	PLATTE CITY MIDDLE	PLATTE CITY, MO	646	81.6% White (527)	81.6%(527)	4.3%(28)	7.9%(51)	1.7%(11)
26	WEST PLATTE HIGH	WESTON, MO	221	86.9% White (192)	86.9%(192)	1.4%(3)	6.3%(14)	1.8%(4)
27	CENTRAL ELEM.	WESTON, MO	354	88.7% White (314)	88.7%(314)	1.1%(4)	3.7%(13)	0.0%(0)
28	NORTH PLATTE HIGH	DEARBORN, MO	220	94.5% White (208)	94.5%(208)	1.8%(4)	0.9%(2)	0.9%(2)

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