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The most racially diverse public middle schools in Burlington County, New Jersey

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public middle schools in Burlington County, New Jersey, drawn from 29 qualifying public middle schools. F. W. Holbein Middle School leads the list at 31.9%, against a median of 62.5% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
29
Burlington County, New Jersey
Best Largest group
31.9%
Median Largest group
62.5%
MOST DIVERSE · BURLINGTON COUNTY, NEW JERSEY
#SchoolCityStudentsLargest group% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1F. W. Holbein Middle SchoolMOUNT HOLLY, NJ45131.9% Black (144)25.1%(113)31.9%(144)27.3%(123)2.9%(13)
2Samuel M Ridgway Middle SchoolEDGEWATER PARK, NJ41732.9% White (137)32.9%(137)32.1%(134)25.9%(108)2.2%(9)
3Westampton Township Middle SchoolWESTAMPTON, NJ52533.0% Black (173)29.3%(154)33.0%(173)17.1%(90)10.1%(53)
4Lumberton Middle SchoolLUMBERTON, NJ35638.8% White (138)38.8%(138)27.3%(97)18.5%(66)4.8%(17)
5Ralph J. Steinhauer Elementary SchoolMAPLE SHADE, NJ35540.0% White (142)40.0%(142)17.2%(61)31.3%(111)4.5%(16)
6Burlington Township Middle School at SpringsideBURLINGTON, NJ82241.6% Black (342)25.7%(211)41.6%(342)16.7%(137)11.4%(94)
7Marcus W. Newcomb Middle SchoolPemberton, NJ30946.0% White (142)46.0%(142)15.5%(48)26.2%(81)0.3%(1)
8Florence Riverfront SchoolFLORENCE, NJ62746.1% White (289)46.1%(289)23.8%(149)13.2%(83)11.8%(74)
9T. E. Harrington Middle SchoolMOUNT LAUREL, NJ94846.3% White (439)46.3%(439)17.4%(165)11.9%(113)15.6%(148)
10Riverside Middle SchoolRIVERSIDE, NJ31646.8% Hispanic (148)38.6%(122)13.3%(42)46.8%(148)0.0%(0)
11Hartford Upper Elementary SchoolMOUNT LAUREL, NJ92646.9% White (434)46.9%(434)15.2%(141)14.2%(131)16.3%(151)
12Helen A. Fort Middle SchoolPEMBERTON, NJ58447.3% White (276)47.3%(276)18.7%(109)24.1%(141)1.7%(10)
13North Hanover Township Upper Elementary SchoolWRIGHTSTOWN, NJ34953.9% White (188)53.9%(188)8.3%(29)27.2%(95)2.3%(8)
14Northern Burlington County Regional Middle SchoolCOLUMBUS, NJ73556.0% White (412)56.0%(412)6.1%(45)18.2%(134)13.2%(97)
15Delran Middle SchoolDELRAN, NJ66262.5% White (414)62.5%(414)8.6%(57)22.8%(151)3.3%(22)
16William Allen Middle SchoolMOORESTOWN, NJ63563.1% White (401)63.1%(401)5.8%(37)9.0%(57)14.5%(92)
17Moorestown Upper Elementary SchoolMOORESTOWN, NJ86963.4% White (551)63.4%(551)5.3%(46)6.2%(54)16.8%(146)
18Bordentown Regional Middle SchoolBORDENTOWN, NJ50464.1% White (323)64.1%(323)11.7%(59)16.1%(81)7.5%(38)
19James A Cotten Intermediate SchoolWillingboro, NJ54265.3% Black (354)2.8%(15)65.3%(354)27.9%(151)0.6%(3)
20Frances DeMasi Middle SchoolMARLTON, NJ72065.6% White (472)65.6%(472)9.2%(66)5.3%(38)14.0%(101)
21Willingboro Memorial Middle SchoolWILLINGBORO, NJ55068.5% Black (377)4.0%(22)68.5%(377)23.3%(128)0.9%(5)
22Cinnaminson Middle SchoolCINNAMINSON, NJ67173.0% White (490)73.0%(490)8.9%(60)9.2%(62)3.9%(26)
23Marlton MiddleMARLTON, NJ74473.1% White (544)73.1%(544)7.1%(53)7.5%(56)9.1%(68)
24Haines Sixth Grade CenterMEDFORD, NJ29977.3% White (231)77.3%(231)3.7%(11)10.0%(30)5.7%(17)
25Southampton Township School #3SOUTHAMPTON, NJ25380.6% White (204)80.6%(204)2.0%(5)11.9%(30)0.4%(1)
26Medford Memorial Middle SchoolMEDFORD, NJ64482.0% White (528)82.0%(528)3.0%(19)7.9%(51)4.0%(26)
27Indian Mills Memorial SchoolSHAMONG, NJ29385.7% White (251)85.7%(251)1.4%(4)9.6%(28)0.7%(2)
28Kenneth R. Olson Middle SchoolTABERNACLE, NJ30386.1% White (261)86.1%(261)0.3%(1)7.6%(23)0.7%(2)
29Neeta SchoolMedford Lakes, NJ30896.4% White (297)96.4%(297)0.0%(0)1.0%(3)0.3%(1)
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