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The most racially diverse public middle schools in New Jersey

Across New Jersey, 419 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by the diversity index, the chance that two students picked at random belong to different racial or ethnic groups. Middle School # 4 leads the list at 75.6%, against a median of 55.4% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
419
New Jersey
Top Diversity index
75.6%
Median Diversity index
55.4%
MOST DIVERSE · NEW JERSEY
#SchoolCityStudentsDiversity index% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1Middle School # 4JERSEY CITY, NJ75575.6%19.5%(147)19.3%(146)29.9%(226)27.9%(211)
2Westampton Township Middle SchoolWESTAMPTON, NJ52575.6%29.3%(154)33.0%(173)17.1%(90)10.1%(53)
3Sayreville Middle SchoolPARLIN, NJ1,29475.1%35.5%(460)16.0%(207)26.5%(343)15.2%(196)
4F. W. Holbein Middle SchoolMOUNT HOLLY, NJ45174.6%25.1%(113)31.9%(144)27.3%(123)2.9%(13)
5Charles W. Lewis Middle SchoolBLACKWOOD, NJ70474.0%31.4%(221)30.5%(215)24.0%(169)8.4%(59)
6Fernwood Avenue Middle SchoolEGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP, NJ81174.0%37.5%(304)14.1%(114)27.1%(220)15.0%(122)
7Theodore Schor Middle SchoolPISCATAWAY, NJ56373.7%10.5%(59)24.7%(139)28.6%(161)33.0%(186)
8Avenel Middle SchoolAVENEL, NJ62973.5%25.9%(163)20.5%(129)36.4%(229)15.1%(95)
9Highland Park Middle SchoolHIGHLAND PARK, NJ34973.5%34.1%(119)9.5%(33)33.2%(116)14.9%(52)
10Conackamack Middle SchoolPISCATAWAY, NJ46673.5%13.9%(65)22.5%(105)20.0%(93)39.3%(183)
11Lawrence Middle SchoolLAWRENCEVILLE, NJ58473.3%40.6%(237)15.9%(93)22.1%(129)16.1%(94)
12Grant Elementary SchoolSOUTH PLAINFIELD, NJ56873.3%35.2%(200)10.6%(60)31.2%(177)18.3%(104)
13Lawrence Intermediate SchoolLAWRENCEVILLE, NJ77573.2%39.2%(304)12.5%(97)26.3%(204)15.6%(121)
14Thomas E. Bowe Middle SchoolGlassboro, NJ41273.2%29.6%(122)32.3%(133)26.0%(107)3.9%(16)
15Quibbletown Middle SchoolPISCATAWAY, NJ46773.2%10.1%(47)24.0%(112)28.5%(133)34.5%(161)
16William Davies Middle SchoolMAYS LANDING, NJ94373.0%33.6%(317)25.4%(240)29.2%(275)4.0%(38)
17Lumberton Middle SchoolLUMBERTON, NJ35672.9%38.8%(138)27.3%(97)18.5%(66)4.8%(17)
18Pine Hill Middle SchoolPINE HILL, NJ32372.6%33.8%(109)30.3%(98)24.5%(79)2.5%(8)
19Galloway Township Middle SchoolGALLOWAY, NJ70572.5%37.5%(264)22.0%(155)26.7%(188)12.2%(86)
20Eisenhower Intermediate SchoolBridgewater, NJ62572.5%36.6%(229)5.4%(34)19.8%(124)30.9%(193)
21South Plainfield Middle SchoolSOUTH PLAINFIELD, NJ55371.9%32.9%(182)11.0%(61)36.7%(203)15.7%(87)
22Clayton Middle SchoolCLAYTON, NJ29971.9%38.5%(115)28.1%(84)20.1%(60)1.7%(5)
23Burlington Township Middle School at SpringsideBURLINGTON, NJ82271.8%25.7%(211)41.6%(342)16.7%(137)11.4%(94)
24Samuel M Ridgway Middle SchoolEDGEWATER PARK, NJ41771.6%32.9%(137)32.1%(134)25.9%(108)2.2%(9)
25Alder Avenue Middle SchoolEGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP, NJ91971.6%38.4%(353)9.5%(87)31.7%(291)15.4%(142)
26Kawameeh Middle SchoolUNION, NJ72971.4%18.9%(138)34.4%(251)35.3%(257)7.8%(57)
27Ann A. Mullen Middle SchoolSICKLERVILLE, NJ93771.3%33.8%(317)36.8%(345)17.4%(163)5.3%(50)
28Academy IJERSEY CITY, NJ41571.2%23.4%(97)13.3%(55)17.1%(71)42.9%(178)
29John A. Carusi Middle SchoolCHERRY HILL, NJ85971.1%44.6%(383)12.5%(107)22.1%(190)14.7%(126)
30T. E. Harrington Middle SchoolMOUNT LAUREL, NJ94871.0%46.3%(439)17.4%(165)11.9%(113)15.6%(148)
31Herbert Hoover Middle SchoolEDISON, NJ1,06070.9%14.9%(158)13.2%(140)25.1%(266)43.3%(459)
32Memorial Middle SchoolEATONTOWN, NJ27070.9%39.3%(106)11.5%(31)33.3%(90)7.4%(20)
33Phillipsburg Middle SchoolPHILLIPSBURG, NJ63670.8%37.0%(235)23.6%(150)30.5%(194)0.6%(4)
34Ralph J. Steinhauer Elementary SchoolMAPLE SHADE, NJ35570.6%40.0%(142)17.2%(61)31.3%(111)4.5%(16)
35Hartford Upper Elementary SchoolMOUNT LAUREL, NJ92670.5%46.9%(434)15.2%(141)14.2%(131)16.3%(151)
36Edison Middle SchoolW ORANGE, NJ47770.5%19.7%(94)28.7%(137)40.9%(195)2.5%(12)
37Thomas Jefferson Middle SchoolEDISON, NJ95470.4%11.8%(113)15.3%(146)26.0%(248)43.6%(416)
38Franklin Middle School at Sampson G. Smith CampusSomerset, NJ78770.3%10.2%(80)29.6%(233)41.9%(330)14.9%(117)
39Jordan Road Elementary SchoolSomers Point, NJ33970.2%40.1%(136)17.1%(58)31.6%(107)2.1%(7)
40Bridgewater-Raritan Middle SchoolBridgewater, NJ1,22069.9%38.6%(471)3.6%(44)19.9%(243)33.1%(404)
41Glenfield Middle SchoolMONTCLAIR, NJ51269.9%46.5%(238)20.7%(106)15.0%(77)4.1%(21)
42Florence Riverfront SchoolFLORENCE, NJ62769.7%46.1%(289)23.8%(149)13.2%(83)11.8%(74)
43Lakeside Middle SchoolMILLVILLE, NJ92969.7%23.8%(221)32.6%(303)37.0%(344)0.5%(5)
44Roosevelt Middle SchoolW ORANGE, NJ45769.6%18.4%(84)35.0%(160)37.9%(173)2.0%(9)
45Jefferson ElementaryUNION, NJ56469.6%16.5%(93)43.1%(243)29.1%(164)7.5%(42)
46Woodbridge Middle SchoolWOODBRIDGE, NJ51369.5%30.8%(158)16.0%(82)41.9%(215)9.0%(46)
47Green Brook Middle SchoolGreen Brook, NJ30469.5%42.4%(129)3.0%(9)25.7%(78)23.7%(72)
48David E. Owens Middle SchoolNEW MILFORD, NJ52369.5%41.7%(218)7.1%(37)31.0%(162)17.2%(90)
49Colonia Middle SchoolCOLONIA, NJ62869.3%45.7%(287)8.0%(50)21.8%(137)20.5%(129)
50Hammarskjold Upper Elementary SchoolEAST BRUNSWICK, NJ1,22169.3%40.5%(494)5.6%(68)15.6%(190)33.9%(414)
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