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

7 public high schools in Merrimack County, New Hampshire 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. Concord High School leads the list at 79.4%, against a median of 90.1% 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

Merrimack County, New Hampshire

Best Largest group

79.4%

Median Largest group

90.1%

MOST DIVERSE · MERRIMACK COUNTY, NEW HAMPSHIRE

#	School	City	Students	Largest group	% White	% Black	% Hispanic	% Asian
1	Concord High School	Concord, NH	1,394	79.4% White (1,107)	79.4%(1,107)	8.4%(117)	4.6%(64)	5.2%(72)
2	Franklin High School	Franklin, NH	280	86.1% White (241)	86.1%(241)	0.7%(2)	8.2%(23)	0.7%(2)
3	Kearsarge Regional High School	North Sutton, NH	485	90.1% White (437)	90.1%(437)	1.0%(5)	4.7%(23)	1.6%(8)
4	Hopkinton High School	Contoocook, NH	284	90.1% White (256)	90.1%(256)	1.1%(3)	3.5%(10)	0.3%(1)
5	Merrimack Valley High School	Penacook, NH	744	90.9% White (676)	90.9%(676)	2.3%(17)	3.4%(25)	0.8%(6)
6	Pembroke Academy	Pembroke, NH	744	90.9% White (676)	90.9%(676)	1.5%(11)	2.1%(16)	0.4%(3)
7	Bow High School	Bow, NH	622	91.0% White (566)	91.0%(566)	0.5%(3)	3.9%(24)	1.6%(10)

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