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The most racially diverse public schools in Middlesex County, New Jersey

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public schools in Middlesex County, New Jersey, drawn from 190 qualifying public schools. Cheesequake School leads the list at 77.4%, against a median of 65.1% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
190
Middlesex County, New Jersey
Top Diversity index
77.4%
Median Diversity index
65.1%
MOST DIVERSE · MIDDLESEX COUNTY, NEW JERSEY
#SchoolCityStudentsDiversity index% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1Cheesequake SchoolMatawan, NJ25577.4%25.5%(65)24.7%(63)22.8%(58)21.6%(55)
2Woodrow Wilson Elementary SchoolSAYREVILLE, NJ40175.4%36.9%(148)18.2%(73)22.4%(90)15.2%(61)
3Dwight D. Eisenhower Elementary SchoolPARLIN, NJ48875.3%37.5%(183)17.0%(83)18.9%(92)19.9%(97)
4Sayreville Middle SchoolPARLIN, NJ1,29475.1%35.5%(460)16.0%(207)26.5%(343)15.2%(196)
5Bartle Elementary SchoolHIGHLAND PARK, NJ40575.0%29.4%(119)11.6%(47)33.3%(135)18.5%(75)
6Samsel Upper Elementary SchoolPARLIN, NJ87074.9%38.7%(337)17.0%(148)20.3%(177)16.4%(143)
7John AdamsNORTH BRUNSWICK, NJ56174.8%13.2%(74)17.5%(98)32.6%(183)31.0%(174)
8Piscataway Township High SchoolPISCATAWAY, NJ2,14474.6%12.2%(262)27.2%(583)25.4%(544)31.6%(677)
9Irving Primary SchoolHIGHLAND PARK, NJ32674.4%28.2%(92)12.3%(40)36.8%(120)14.4%(47)
10Sayreville War Memorial High SchoolPARLIN, NJ1,76474.4%35.3%(623)17.0%(300)27.6%(486)15.5%(273)
11Grandview Elementary SchoolPISCATAWAY, NJ57974.2%9.2%(53)22.3%(129)31.4%(182)31.6%(183)
12Avenel Street Elementary SchoolAVENEL, NJ40374.1%22.1%(89)28.5%(115)31.0%(125)18.1%(73)
13Kennedy Park Elementary SchoolISELIN, NJ25674.0%22.7%(58)13.7%(35)33.6%(86)27.7%(71)
14Highland Park High SchoolHIGHLAND PARK, NJ49373.9%35.1%(173)9.9%(49)29.4%(145)19.5%(96)
15Harry S. Truman Elementary SchoolPARLIN, NJ42573.8%41.4%(176)15.5%(66)21.4%(91)12.7%(54)
16James Monroe Elementary SchoolEdison, NJ53773.8%18.4%(99)11.7%(63)25.5%(137)38.4%(206)
17Theodore Schor Middle SchoolPISCATAWAY, NJ56373.7%10.5%(59)24.7%(139)28.6%(161)33.0%(186)
18Bowne-Munro Elementary SchoolEAST BRUNSWICK, NJ20173.6%38.3%(77)10.9%(22)25.9%(52)18.9%(38)
19Lawrence Brook Elementary SchoolEAST BRUNSWICK, NJ36273.6%35.1%(127)7.2%(26)24.9%(90)26.5%(96)
20Arbor Elementary SchoolPISCATAWAY, NJ52873.5%9.7%(51)22.4%(118)36.0%(190)27.3%(144)
21Arthur M. JuddNORTH BRUNSWICK, NJ58773.5%16.5%(97)23.5%(138)39.5%(232)15.7%(92)
22Avenel Middle SchoolAVENEL, NJ62973.5%25.9%(163)20.5%(129)36.4%(229)15.1%(95)
23Highland Park Middle SchoolHIGHLAND PARK, NJ34973.5%34.1%(119)9.5%(33)33.2%(116)14.9%(52)
24Edison High SchoolEDISON, NJ2,39373.5%16.2%(387)15.8%(378)28.4%(679)36.4%(871)
25Conackamack Middle SchoolPISCATAWAY, NJ46673.5%13.9%(65)22.5%(105)20.0%(93)39.3%(183)
26Knollwood Elementary SchoolPISCATAWAY, NJ46073.4%14.1%(65)16.1%(74)19.8%(91)42.0%(193)
27Martin Luther King Elementary SchoolPISCATAWAY, NJ48873.3%14.3%(70)19.7%(96)17.8%(87)41.6%(203)
28Grant Elementary SchoolSOUTH PLAINFIELD, NJ56873.3%35.2%(200)10.6%(60)31.2%(177)18.3%(104)
29Quibbletown Middle SchoolPISCATAWAY, NJ46773.2%10.1%(47)24.0%(112)28.5%(133)34.5%(161)
30Madison Park Elementary SchoolPARLIN, NJ32873.2%33.2%(109)13.1%(43)19.5%(64)32.0%(105)
31Mawbey Street Elementary SchoolWOODBRIDGE, NJ30473.1%27.0%(82)8.9%(27)27.0%(82)33.9%(103)
32Memorial Elementary SchoolEAST BRUNSWICK, NJ40872.9%35.8%(146)5.4%(22)19.1%(78)31.1%(127)
33Project Before at Selover SchoolSouth Amboy, NJ23372.9%38.6%(90)11.2%(26)27.0%(63)18.9%(44)
34Emma Arleth Elementary SchoolPARLIN, NJ48572.3%43.3%(210)15.1%(73)22.1%(107)12.0%(58)
35Colonia High SchoolCOLONIA, NJ1,35472.3%39.1%(529)15.5%(210)26.9%(364)16.7%(226)
36South Plainfield Middle SchoolSOUTH PLAINFIELD, NJ55371.9%32.9%(182)11.0%(61)36.7%(203)15.7%(87)
37Benjamin Franklin Elementary SchoolEDISON, NJ61971.9%14.4%(89)14.5%(90)24.6%(152)42.2%(261)
38Piscataway Township Schools Children's CornerPiscataway, NJ61671.9%10.4%(64)15.3%(94)29.1%(179)40.1%(247)
39Memorial Elementary SchoolLAURENCE HARBOR, NJ38871.8%43.0%(167)10.1%(39)21.9%(85)18.6%(72)
40Menlo Park Terrace Elementary SchoolMETUCHEN, NJ33071.6%23.3%(77)11.2%(37)41.2%(136)21.5%(71)
41Randolphville Elementary SchoolPISCATAWAY, NJ46571.6%9.5%(44)17.6%(82)21.1%(98)44.3%(206)
42Campbell Elementary SchoolMETUCHEN, NJ69871.5%41.7%(291)3.9%(27)15.6%(109)26.9%(188)
43South Plainfield High SchoolSOUTH PLAINFIELD, NJ1,04471.5%33.3%(348)13.4%(140)36.9%(385)13.5%(141)
44Chittick Elementary SchoolEAST BRUNSWICK, NJ33871.4%37.6%(127)5.3%(18)29.6%(100)23.1%(78)
45Central Elementary SchoolEAST BRUNSWICK, NJ34971.3%37.0%(129)7.2%(25)15.2%(53)34.4%(120)
46Frost Elementary SchoolEAST BRUNSWICK, NJ38371.3%37.6%(144)6.5%(25)15.4%(59)33.7%(129)
47Dwight D. Eisenhower Elementary SchoolPISCATAWAY, NJ51371.1%10.1%(52)14.6%(75)41.3%(212)29.2%(150)
48Herbert Hoover Middle SchoolEDISON, NJ1,06070.9%14.9%(158)13.2%(140)25.1%(266)43.3%(459)
49Watchung Elementary SchoolMIDDLESEX, NJ22170.8%36.6%(81)7.2%(16)36.2%(80)13.6%(30)
50Claremont Avenue Elementary SchoolCOLONIA, NJ30670.7%41.8%(128)8.2%(25)20.6%(63)26.1%(80)
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