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The most racially diverse public middle schools in New Jersey · page 2

Ranks 51–100 of the most racially diverse public schools in New Jersey. Back to page 1.

MOST DIVERSE · NEW JERSEY

#	School	City	Students	Largest group	% White	% Black	% Hispanic	% Asian
51	Maywood Avenue School	MAYWOOD, NJ	561	42.6% Hispanic (239)	30.7%(172)	7.1%(40)	42.6%(239)	16.2%(91)
52	Churchill Junior High School	EAST BRUNSWICK, NJ	2,080	42.7% White (889)	42.7%(889)	5.9%(123)	12.4%(259)	35.0%(727)
53	Academy I	JERSEY CITY, NJ	415	42.9% Asian (178)	23.4%(97)	13.3%(55)	17.1%(71)	42.9%(178)
54	West Brook Middle School	PARAMUS, NJ	500	43.0% White (215)	43.0%(215)	2.6%(13)	19.4%(97)	30.4%(152)
55	Mount Arlington Public School	MT ARLINGTON, NJ	223	43.0% White (96)	43.0%(96)	6.3%(14)	39.5%(88)	9.4%(21)
56	Jefferson Elementary	UNION, NJ	564	43.1% Black (243)	16.5%(93)	43.1%(243)	29.1%(164)	7.5%(42)
57	Herbert Hoover Middle School	EDISON, NJ	1,060	43.3% Asian (459)	14.9%(158)	13.2%(140)	25.1%(266)	43.3%(459)
58	Mount Pleasant Middle School	LIVINGSTON, NJ	530	43.4% Asian (230)	38.9%(206)	6.0%(32)	6.2%(33)	43.4%(230)
59	Thomas Jefferson Middle School	EDISON, NJ	954	43.6% Asian (416)	11.8%(113)	15.3%(146)	26.0%(248)	43.6%(416)
60	Emma C Attales	ABSECON, NJ	392	43.6% White (171)	43.6%(171)	13.5%(53)	31.1%(122)	8.2%(32)
61	Secaucus Middle School	SECAUCUS, NJ	478	43.7% Hispanic (209)	22.8%(109)	4.0%(19)	43.7%(209)	28.2%(135)
62	Von E. Mauger Middle School	MIDDLESEX, NJ	502	43.8% Hispanic (220)	36.1%(181)	9.4%(47)	43.8%(220)	7.0%(35)
63	Leonia Middle School	Leonia, NJ	661	43.9% Asian (290)	21.6%(143)	3.6%(24)	25.4%(168)	43.9%(290)
64	Christa McAuliffe Middle School	Jackson, NJ	665	44.4% Hispanic (295)	42.9%(285)	6.9%(46)	44.4%(295)	1.8%(12)
65	John A. Carusi Middle School	CHERRY HILL, NJ	859	44.6% White (383)	44.6%(383)	12.5%(107)	22.1%(190)	14.7%(126)
66	Halsted Middle School	NEWTON, NJ	280	44.6% Hispanic (125)	42.9%(120)	9.3%(26)	44.6%(125)	1.8%(5)
67	Edgar Middle School	METUCHEN, NJ	761	44.7% White (340)	44.7%(340)	3.9%(30)	13.3%(101)	30.6%(233)
68	Hasbrouck Heights Middle School	HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, NJ	417	44.8% White (187)	44.8%(187)	2.9%(12)	37.4%(156)	11.8%(49)
69	William Annin Middle School	Basking Ridge, NJ	1,122	45.2% White (507)	45.2%(507)	1.1%(12)	9.7%(109)	39.6%(444)
70	Brooklawn Middle School	Parsippany, NJ	925	45.2% Asian (418)	34.8%(322)	3.8%(35)	12.8%(118)	45.2%(418)
71	Heritage Middle School	LIVINGSTON, NJ	994	45.4% Asian (451)	39.1%(389)	4.8%(48)	6.3%(63)	45.4%(451)
72	South River Middle School	SOUTH RIVER, NJ	524	45.4% Hispanic (238)	43.9%(230)	5.5%(29)	45.4%(238)	1.7%(9)
73	Charles DeWolf Middle School	OLD TAPPAN, NJ	370	45.7% White (169)	45.7%(169)	1.4%(5)	3.8%(14)	45.7%(169)
74	Colonia Middle School	COLONIA, NJ	628	45.7% White (287)	45.7%(287)	8.0%(50)	21.8%(137)	20.5%(129)
75	Frelinghuysen Middle School	MORRISTOWN, NJ	1,078	45.7% Hispanic (493)	40.7%(439)	7.7%(83)	45.7%(493)	2.2%(24)
76	Tenakill Middle School	CLOSTER, NJ	593	45.9% White (272)	45.9%(272)	0.7%(4)	8.3%(49)	41.1%(244)
77	Marcus W. Newcomb Middle School	Pemberton, NJ	309	46.0% White (142)	46.0%(142)	15.5%(48)	26.2%(81)	0.3%(1)
78	Lyndhurst Middle School	Lyndhurst, NJ	610	46.1% White (281)	46.1%(281)	3.6%(22)	43.0%(262)	3.9%(24)
79	Florence Riverfront School	FLORENCE, NJ	627	46.1% White (289)	46.1%(289)	23.8%(149)	13.2%(83)	11.8%(74)
80	Gilmore J Fisher Middle School	EWING, NJ	789	46.3% Black (365)	17.1%(135)	46.3%(365)	28.6%(226)	3.0%(24)
81	T. E. Harrington Middle School	MOUNT LAUREL, NJ	948	46.3% White (439)	46.3%(439)	17.4%(165)	11.9%(113)	15.6%(148)
82	Lewis F. Cole Middle School	FORT LEE, NJ	1,227	46.5% Asian (570)	25.0%(307)	4.2%(51)	20.4%(250)	46.5%(570)
83	Hillside Intermediate School	Bridgewater, NJ	568	46.5% White (264)	46.5%(264)	1.6%(9)	19.2%(109)	25.9%(147)
84	Glenfield Middle School	MONTCLAIR, NJ	512	46.5% White (238)	46.5%(238)	20.7%(106)	15.0%(77)	4.1%(21)
85	Hoboken Middle School	HOBOKEN, NJ	438	46.6% White (204)	46.6%(204)	11.9%(52)	31.1%(136)	6.8%(30)
86	Sgt. Dominick Pilla Middle School	Vineland, NJ	620	46.6% Hispanic (289)	30.5%(189)	16.0%(99)	46.6%(289)	2.3%(14)
87	Riverside Middle School	RIVERSIDE, NJ	316	46.8% Hispanic (148)	38.6%(122)	13.3%(42)	46.8%(148)	0.0%(0)
88	Hartford Upper Elementary School	MOUNT LAUREL, NJ	926	46.9% White (434)	46.9%(434)	15.2%(141)	14.2%(131)	16.3%(151)
89	Carl Sandburg Middle School	OLD BRIDGE, NJ	926	47.1% White (436)	47.1%(436)	11.3%(105)	19.9%(184)	18.4%(170)
90	Richard C Crockett Middle School	HAMILTON, NJ	834	47.2% Hispanic (394)	24.9%(208)	19.4%(162)	47.2%(394)	3.8%(32)
91	Helen A. Fort Middle School	PEMBERTON, NJ	584	47.3% White (276)	47.3%(276)	18.7%(109)	24.1%(141)	1.7%(10)
92	John Hill School	BOONTON, NJ	556	47.3% White (263)	47.3%(263)	5.9%(33)	32.2%(179)	10.6%(59)
93	Princeton Middle School	PRINCETON, NJ	794	47.4% White (376)	47.4%(376)	5.4%(43)	14.6%(116)	23.1%(183)
94	Manchester Township Middle School	MANCHESTER, NJ	586	47.4% White (278)	47.4%(278)	7.3%(43)	34.1%(200)	5.0%(29)
95	Bloomfield Middle School	Bloomfield, NJ	944	47.5% Hispanic (448)	21.2%(200)	23.1%(218)	47.5%(448)	5.9%(56)
96	Pond Road Middle School	ROBBINSVILLE, NJ	1,022	47.5% Asian (485)	38.6%(395)	3.4%(35)	6.6%(67)	47.5%(485)
97	Tenafly Middle School	TENAFLY, NJ	916	47.5% White (435)	47.5%(435)	1.5%(14)	7.5%(69)	38.8%(355)
98	Washington Park School	TOTOWA, NJ	485	47.6% White (231)	47.6%(231)	5.0%(24)	42.3%(205)	5.2%(25)
99	Linwood School	NORTH BRUNSWICK, NJ	761	47.7% Hispanic (363)	13.4%(102)	20.5%(156)	47.7%(363)	13.7%(104)
100	Egg Harbor City Community School	EGG HARBOR CITY, NJ	266	47.7% Hispanic (127)	19.6%(52)	24.8%(66)	47.7%(127)	1.9%(5)

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