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The most racially diverse public high schools in Belknap County, New Hampshire

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public high schools in Belknap County, New Hampshire, drawn from 6 qualifying public high schools. Laconia High School leads the list at 86.1%, against a median of 93.1% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Belknap County, New Hampshire

Best Largest group

86.1%

Median Largest group

93.1%

MOST DIVERSE · BELKNAP COUNTY, NEW HAMPSHIRE

#	School	City	Students	Largest group	% White	% Black	% Hispanic	% Asian
1	Laconia High School	Laconia, NH	562	86.1% White (484)	86.1%(484)	3.4%(19)	4.5%(25)	1.4%(8)
2	Winnisquam Regional High School	Tilton, NH	357	89.1% White (318)	89.1%(318)	1.4%(5)	1.4%(5)	1.1%(4)
3	Prospect Mountain High School	Alton, NH	402	93.0% White (374)	93.0%(374)	0.8%(3)	3.0%(12)	0.8%(3)
4	Inter-Lakes High School	Meredith, NH	294	93.2% White (274)	93.2%(274)	1.0%(3)	3.1%(9)	1.0%(3)
5	Belmont High School	Belmont, NH	361	93.9% White (339)	93.9%(339)	0.6%(2)	2.5%(9)	0.0%(0)
6	Gilford High School	Gilford, NH	470	95.7% White (450)	95.7%(450)	0.6%(3)	1.7%(8)	1.3%(6)

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