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The most racially diverse public middle schools in Missouri

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public middle schools in Missouri, drawn from 321 qualifying public middle schools. LINCOLN COLLEGE ACADEMY MIDDLE leads the list at 31.9%, against a median of 80.2% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

321

Missouri

Best Largest group

31.9%

Median Largest group

80.2%

MOST DIVERSE · MISSOURI

#	School	City	Students	Largest group	% White	% Black	% Hispanic	% Asian
1	LINCOLN COLLEGE ACADEMY MIDDLE	KANSAS CITY, MO	583	31.9% Black (186)	31.4%(183)	31.9%(186)	24.5%(143)	5.0%(29)
2	NORTHGATE MIDDLE	KANSAS CITY, MO	689	33.1% White (228)	33.1%(228)	25.3%(174)	17.7%(122)	7.4%(51)
3	OAKLAND MIDDLE SCHOOL	COLUMBIA, MO	589	33.3% White (196)	33.3%(196)	27.0%(159)	19.9%(117)	4.4%(26)
4	PATTONVILLE HEIGHTS MIDDLE	MARYLAND HEIGHTS, MO	680	35.0% Black (238)	34.9%(237)	35.0%(238)	15.3%(104)	3.1%(21)
5	NORTHEAST MIDDLE	CREVE COEUR, MO	812	35.8% Black (291)	35.6%(289)	35.8%(291)	8.0%(65)	10.7%(87)
6	CLIFFORD H. NOWLIN MIDDLE	INDEPENDENCE, MO	902	36.4% Hispanic (328)	35.0%(316)	16.7%(151)	36.4%(328)	1.0%(9)
7	JOHN B. LANGE MIDDLE	COLUMBIA, MO	510	38.0% Black (194)	36.1%(184)	38.0%(194)	8.4%(43)	3.1%(16)
8	CENTRAL MIDDLE	CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO	623	38.2% White (238)	38.2%(238)	36.6%(228)	10.3%(64)	1.3%(8)
9	EASTGATE 6TH GRADE CENTER	KANSAS CITY, MO	629	38.3% White (241)	38.3%(241)	23.4%(147)	18.6%(117)	4.1%(26)
10	NOEL ELEM.	NOEL, MO	349	39.8% Hispanic (139)	28.9%(101)	1.7%(6)	39.8%(139)	2.9%(10)
11	CENTRAL JR. HIGH	CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO	633	42.3% White (268)	42.3%(268)	33.6%(213)	7.4%(47)	1.3%(8)
12	RITENOUR MIDDLE	ST LOUIS, MO	737	42.7% Black (315)	15.5%(114)	42.7%(315)	32.2%(237)	0.8%(6)
13	HOLMAN MIDDLE	ST ANN, MO	639	43.2% Black (276)	30.4%(194)	43.2%(276)	15.5%(99)	2.8%(18)
14	CARUTHERSVILLE MIDDLE	CARUTHERSVILLE, MO	200	44.5% Black (89)	38.5%(77)	44.5%(89)	6.0%(12)	0.5%(1)
15	NORTHEAST MIDDLE SCHOOL	KANSAS CITY, MO	607	44.8% Hispanic (272)	7.7%(47)	37.1%(225)	44.8%(272)	7.1%(43)
16	HOECH MIDDLE	ST ANN, MO	664	45.5% Black (302)	15.8%(105)	45.5%(302)	28.8%(191)	0.9%(6)
17	MAPLE PARK MIDDLE	KANSAS CITY, MO	585	46.3% White (271)	46.3%(271)	21.7%(127)	17.6%(103)	1.4%(8)
18	MONETT MIDDLE	MONETT, MO	528	46.8% White (247)	46.8%(247)	0.2%(1)	43.2%(228)	4.2%(22)
19	CARTHAGE 6TH GRADE CENTER	CARTHAGE, MO	377	47.8% White (180)	47.8%(180)	1.6%(6)	47.5%(179)	0.0%(0)
20	RAYTOWN MIDDLE	KANSAS CITY, MO	667	48.0% Black (320)	19.5%(130)	48.0%(320)	20.4%(136)	1.1%(7)
21	SIKESTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL	SIKESTON, MO	448	48.2% White (216)	48.2%(216)	35.3%(158)	7.1%(32)	0.7%(3)
22	WEST MIDDLE SCHOOL	COLUMBIA, MO	553	48.3% White (267)	48.3%(267)	28.2%(156)	7.2%(40)	3.1%(17)
23	GATEWAY SCIENCE ACADEMY MIDDLE	ST. LOUIS, MO	426	48.4% White (206)	48.4%(206)	30.3%(129)	7.8%(33)	3.0%(13)
24	GRANDVIEW MIDDLE	GRANDVIEW, MO	471	48.4% Black (228)	13.8%(65)	48.4%(228)	29.7%(140)	0.2%(1)
25	RAYTOWN CENTRAL MIDDLE	RAYTOWN, MO	488	48.6% Black (237)	22.9%(112)	48.6%(237)	16.4%(80)	0.0%(0)
26	BUEKER MIDDLE	MARSHALL, MO	550	48.7% White (268)	48.7%(268)	1.6%(9)	27.1%(149)	0.2%(1)
27	CARTHAGE JR. HIGH	CARTHAGE, MO	773	49.8% White (385)	49.8%(385)	0.4%(3)	46.0%(356)	0.1%(1)
28	BRIDGER MIDDLE	INDEPENDENCE, MO	744	50.3% White (374)	50.3%(374)	15.6%(116)	21.4%(159)	1.1%(8)
29	BINGHAM MIDDLE	INDEPENDENCE, MO	730	50.3% White (367)	50.3%(367)	15.6%(114)	20.8%(152)	0.6%(4)
30	PIONEER RIDGE MIDDLE	INDEPENDENCE, MO	731	51.2% White (374)	51.2%(374)	16.3%(119)	19.7%(144)	0.1%(1)
31	Platte Purchase Middle School	KANSAS CITY, MO	368	51.4% White (189)	51.4%(189)	24.5%(90)	12.0%(44)	7.1%(26)
32	LADUE MIDDLE	ST LOUIS, MO	1,053	51.5% White (542)	51.5%(542)	16.1%(170)	4.3%(45)	18.7%(197)
33	BUSCH MS CHARACTER ATHLETICS	ST LOUIS, MO	361	52.1% Black (188)	22.2%(80)	52.1%(188)	13.8%(50)	8.0%(29)
34	HANCOCK PLACE MIDDLE	LEMAY, MO	266	52.3% White (139)	52.3%(139)	22.6%(60)	11.3%(30)	1.9%(5)
35	SIKESTON MIDDLE SCHOOL	SIKESTON, MO	493	52.3% White (258)	52.3%(258)	34.3%(169)	3.9%(19)	0.2%(1)
36	ANTIOCH MIDDLE	GLADSTONE, MO	886	53.5% White (474)	53.5%(474)	14.3%(127)	16.0%(142)	2.6%(23)
37	ACAD OF ENTRE STDY@LOUVERTURE	ST. LOUIS, MO	289	54.0% Black (156)	4.5%(13)	54.0%(156)	30.4%(88)	10.7%(31)
38	KENNETT MIDDLE	KENNETT, MO	392	54.3% White (213)	54.3%(213)	32.9%(129)	9.9%(39)	0.8%(3)
39	LADUE FIFTH GRADE CENTER	ST. LOUIS, MO	357	54.3% White (194)	54.3%(194)	12.3%(44)	6.4%(23)	20.4%(73)
40	MILL CREEK UPPER ELEM.	BELTON, MO	435	54.9% White (239)	54.9%(239)	15.2%(66)	18.9%(82)	0.2%(1)
41	GATEWAY 6TH GRADE CENTER	Kansas City, MO	882	55.0% White (485)	55.0%(485)	13.7%(121)	16.1%(142)	3.2%(28)
42	6TH GRADE CENTER	Waynesville, MO	451	55.4% White (250)	55.4%(250)	10.4%(47)	18.6%(84)	2.0%(9)
43	SOUTH MIDDLE	RAYTOWN, MO	510	55.5% Black (283)	14.9%(76)	55.5%(283)	16.9%(86)	1.8%(9)
44	PLAZA MIDDLE	KANSAS CITY, MO	673	55.6% White (374)	55.6%(374)	17.5%(118)	12.2%(82)	3.6%(24)
45	WAYNESVILLE MIDDLE	WAYNESVILLE, MO	906	55.6% White (504)	55.6%(504)	11.9%(108)	16.0%(145)	2.3%(21)
46	BELTON MIDDLE SCHOOL	BELTON, MO	641	55.7% White (357)	55.7%(357)	14.0%(90)	19.7%(126)	0.3%(2)
47	PIPKIN MIDDLE	SPRINGFIELD, MO	359	55.7% White (200)	55.7%(200)	15.9%(57)	15.0%(54)	1.7%(6)
48	BERNARD C. CAMPBELL MIDDLE	LEE'S SUMMIT, MO	1,043	56.4% White (588)	56.4%(588)	19.6%(204)	12.1%(126)	1.6%(17)
49	CENTRAL MIDDLE	CHESTERFIELD, MO	881	57.7% White (508)	57.7%(508)	14.9%(131)	6.9%(61)	13.7%(121)
50	ANN HAWKINS GENTRY MID. SCHOOL	COLUMBIA, MO	736	58.0% White (427)	58.0%(427)	15.9%(117)	7.7%(57)	9.7%(71)

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