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

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public middle schools in Union County, New Jersey, drawn from 25 qualifying public middle schools. Kawameeh Middle School leads the list at 71.4%, against a median of 55.2% 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
25
Union County, New Jersey
Top Diversity index
71.4%
Median Diversity index
55.2%
MOST DIVERSE · UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY
#SchoolCityStudentsDiversity index% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1Kawameeh Middle SchoolUNION, NJ72971.4%18.9%(138)34.4%(251)35.3%(257)7.8%(57)
2Jefferson ElementaryUNION, NJ56469.6%16.5%(93)43.1%(243)29.1%(164)7.5%(42)
3Malcolm E Nettingham Middle SchoolSCOTCH PLAINS, NJ91365.8%52.3%(477)8.7%(79)20.6%(188)12.7%(116)
4Myles J. McManus MIddle SchoolLinden, NJ71165.7%14.9%(106)27.7%(197)49.1%(349)2.5%(18)
5Burnet Middle SchoolUNION, NJ97065.6%10.9%(106)49.9%(484)27.4%(266)8.0%(78)
6Florence M. Gaudineer Middle SchoolSpringfield, NJ47464.9%53.6%(254)15.0%(71)18.4%(87)7.2%(34)
7Joseph E. Soehl Middle SchoolLinden, NJ71063.2%10.6%(75)33.9%(241)48.9%(347)1.4%(10)
8Rahway 7th & 8th Grade AcademyRAHWAY, NJ70163.1%12.3%(86)32.2%(226)49.8%(349)1.4%(10)
9Columbia Middle SchoolBERKELEY HTS, NJ52362.0%56.0%(293)2.5%(13)13.8%(72)20.1%(105)
10Roselle Park Middle SchoolROSELLE PARK, NJ43861.4%24.9%(109)13.0%(57)55.3%(242)4.6%(20)
11Lawton C. Johnson Summit Middle SchoolSUMMIT, NJ87161.2%57.1%(497)4.1%(36)20.4%(178)12.2%(106)
12New Providence Middle SchoolNEW PROVIDENCE, NJ39660.5%55.3%(219)1.0%(4)13.9%(55)26.3%(104)
13Terrill Middle SchoolSCOTCH PLAINS, NJ82255.2%64.1%(527)4.9%(40)10.9%(90)14.0%(115)
14Leonard V Moore Middle SchoolROSELLE, NJ48553.9%2.1%(10)42.1%(204)53.2%(258)1.4%(7)
15Walter O. Krumbiegel Middle SchoolHILLSIDE, NJ32353.7%4.6%(15)55.1%(178)39.6%(128)0.6%(2)
16Grace Wilday Junior High SchoolROSELLE, NJ48253.6%2.1%(10)46.7%(225)49.6%(239)0.4%(2)
17Thomas Edison Intermediate SchoolWestfield, NJ80049.5%68.8%(550)3.0%(24)7.9%(63)15.3%(122)
18Deerfield Elementary SchoolMOUNTAINSIDE, NJ48348.8%69.4%(335)0.8%(4)13.5%(65)8.7%(42)
19William F. Halloran School No.22ELIZABETH, NJ1,14044.3%11.0%(125)13.7%(156)72.5%(826)2.6%(30)
20Carl H. Kumpf SchoolCLARK, NJ52842.4%73.5%(388)1.5%(8)18.2%(96)5.1%(27)
21Terence C. Reilly School No 7ELIZABETH, NJ1,13042.1%7.2%(81)14.3%(161)74.2%(838)4.0%(45)
22Orange Avenue SchoolCRANFORD, NJ75037.7%77.9%(584)2.7%(20)11.3%(85)3.7%(28)
23Roosevelt Intermediate SchoolWestfield, NJ63835.1%79.8%(509)1.3%(8)7.2%(46)6.9%(44)
24Maxson Middle SchoolPLAINFIELD, NJ72128.4%0.8%(6)14.7%(106)83.4%(601)0.4%(3)
25Hubbard Middle SchoolPLAINFIELD, NJ73721.7%0.5%(4)11.0%(81)87.8%(647)0.5%(4)
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