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The most racially diverse public high schools in San Juan County, New Mexico

Across San Juan County, New Mexico, 9 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by how small the single largest racial or ethnic group is, so no one group dominates. PIEDRA VISTA HIGH leads the list at 33.5%, against a median of 42.1% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
9
San Juan County, New Mexico
Best Largest group
33.5%
Median Largest group
42.1%
MOST DIVERSE · SAN JUAN COUNTY, NEW MEXICO
#SchoolCityStudentsLargest group% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1PIEDRA VISTA HIGHFARMINGTON, NM1,51133.5% Hispanic (507)29.9%(452)0.3%(5)33.5%(507)0.1%(2)
2AZTEC HIGHAZTEC, NM69635.9% White (250)35.9%(250)0.4%(3)34.5%(240)0.4%(3)
3SAN JUAN COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOLFARMINGTON, NM30036.7% White (110)36.7%(110)0.3%(1)28.0%(84)5.0%(15)
4BLOOMFIELD HIGHBLOOMFIELD, NM76440.8% Native American (312)29.2%(223)1.3%(10)23.9%(183)0.8%(6)
5FARMINGTON HIGHFARMINGTON, NM1,74742.1% Native American (736)24.6%(429)0.7%(12)24.5%(428)0.3%(5)
6KIRTLAND CENTRAL HIGHKIRTLAND, NM74377.5% Native American (576)7.7%(57)0.5%(4)6.7%(50)0.4%(3)
7NEWCOMB HIGHNEWCOMB, NM22391.9% Native American (205)0.0%(0)0.0%(0)2.7%(6)0.0%(0)
8SHIPROCK HIGHSHIPROCK, NM50293.8% Native American (471)0.0%(0)0.0%(0)2.4%(12)0.2%(1)
9Navajo Preparatory SchoolFarmington, NM297100.0% Native American (297)0.0%(0)0.0%(0)0.0%(0)0.0%(0)
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