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Best Schools · New York · Most racially diverse

Most racially diverse New York public schools

New York public schools ranked by how balanced their student body is. "Max group" is the largest racial or ethnic group's share of enrollment, with the name of that group; the school where this is lowest is the most balanced.

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NEW YORK · MOST RACIALLY DIVERSE
#SchoolCityStudentsMax group% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1JESSIE T ZOLLER ELEMENTARY SCHOOLSCHENECTADY43921.6% Black (95)21.0%(92)21.6%(95)21.6%(95)21.2%(93)
2HOWE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLSCHENECTADY39022.1% Hispanic (86)21.8%(85)21.3%(83)22.1%(86)16.7%(65)
3LINCOLN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLSCHENECTADY30625.2% Hispanic (77)10.5%(32)24.2%(74)25.2%(77)24.2%(74)
4HAWTREE CREEK MIDDLE SCHOOLSOUTH OZONE PARK38825.3% Native American (98)1.8%(7)24.5%(95)22.9%(89)22.4%(87)
5UTICA ACADEMY OF SCIENCE CHARTER SCHOOLFRANKFORT99725.6% Black (255)22.7%(226)25.6%(255)24.1%(240)22.1%(220)
6SCHENECTADY HIGH SCHOOLSCHENECTADY2,88525.6% Asian (738)15.8%(455)25.3%(729)23.9%(689)25.6%(738)
7SENATOR JAMES H DONOVAN MIDDLE SCHOOLUTICA74925.9% Black (194)17.9%(134)25.9%(194)24.3%(182)24.0%(180)
8PS 207 ELIZABETH G LEARYBROOKLYN91826.0% Black (239)24.8%(228)26.0%(239)19.5%(179)24.8%(228)
9VAN CORLAER ELEMENTARY SCHOOLSCHENECTADY31126.1% Hispanic (81)17.4%(54)19.6%(61)26.1%(81)24.1%(75)
10THOMAS R PROCTOR HIGH SCHOOLUTICA2,82026.1% Black (737)23.2%(653)26.1%(737)21.7%(613)22.5%(634)
11MONT PLEASANT MIDDLE SCHOOLSCHENECTADY56927.2% Asian (155)11.1%(63)25.7%(146)23.9%(136)27.2%(155)
12PS 177FLUSHING56927.2% Black (155)16.2%(92)27.2%(155)26.7%(152)24.1%(137)
13JHS 226 VIRGIL I GRISSONSOUTH OZONE PARK82627.4% Hispanic (226)1.7%(14)26.9%(222)27.4%(226)22.3%(184)
14PLEASANT VALLEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLSCHENECTADY35127.6% Asian (97)10.5%(37)23.4%(82)26.8%(94)27.6%(97)
15SCHOOL 15-CHILDREN'S SCHOOL OF ROCHESTER (THE)ROCHESTER38428.1% Black (108)22.9%(88)28.1%(108)17.2%(66)20.6%(79)
16CENTRAL PARK MIDDLE SCHOOLSCHENECTADY60028.2% Asian (169)13.7%(82)26.5%(159)22.7%(136)28.2%(169)
17PS 370BROOKLYN23028.3% White (65)28.3%(65)19.6%(45)24.4%(56)24.8%(57)
18WOODLAWN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLSCHENECTADY50228.5% Asian (143)23.5%(118)15.3%(77)22.5%(113)28.5%(143)
19UNION EAST ELEMENTARY SCHOOLCHEEKTOWAGA96328.6% Black (275)27.8%(268)28.6%(275)8.6%(83)27.3%(263)
20PS 38 PACIFIC (THE)BROOKLYN54628.6% White (156)28.6%(156)24.0%(131)25.8%(141)10.8%(59)
21JOHN DEWEY HIGH SCHOOLBROOKLYN2,20928.7% Asian (634)24.3%(536)16.1%(355)27.4%(605)28.7%(634)
22PS Q4FLUSHING50828.7% Asian (146)14.2%(72)25.0%(127)27.8%(141)28.7%(146)
23DR MARTIN LUTHER KING SCHOOL JR ELEMENTARY SCHOOLSCHENECTADY42428.8% Asian (122)6.6%(28)25.7%(109)24.3%(103)28.8%(122)
24FREDERICK OLMSTED #156BUFFALO92828.8% White (267)28.8%(267)28.3%(263)13.3%(123)24.5%(227)
25PS 193 GIL HODGESBROOKLYN48728.9% White (141)28.9%(141)25.3%(123)18.7%(91)20.7%(101)
26SCHOLARS' ACADEMYROCKAWAY PARK1,18429.0% White (343)29.0%(343)18.7%(221)27.8%(329)18.4%(218)
27DEER PARK HIGH SCHOOLDEER PARK1,32629.2% Hispanic (387)27.8%(369)22.3%(296)29.2%(387)17.1%(227)
28PAIGE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLSCHENECTADY46829.5% Asian (138)18.6%(87)17.1%(80)20.7%(97)29.5%(138)
29THOMAS JEFFERSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOLUTICA39029.7% White (116)29.7%(116)25.1%(98)26.9%(105)12.8%(50)
30EAGLE POINT ELEMENTARY SCHOOLALBANY27929.8% White (83)29.8%(83)29.8%(83)17.6%(49)13.3%(37)
31STEWART MANOR SCHOOLSTEWART MANOR34229.8% Hispanic (102)19.9%(68)19.3%(66)29.8%(102)25.4%(87)
32ONEIDA MIDDLE SCHOOLSCHENECTADY65730.1% Black (198)17.8%(117)30.1%(198)24.2%(159)16.1%(106)
33EDWARD R MURROW HIGH SCHOOLBROOKLYN3,50330.1% White (1,056)30.1%(1,056)19.0%(664)23.8%(835)22.1%(775)
34LOVEJOY DISCOVERY SCHOOL #43BUFFALO58930.2% Black (178)26.3%(155)30.2%(178)13.6%(80)19.5%(115)
35BROOKLYN PROSPECT CHARTER SCHOOL - CSD 13.2BROOKLYN58030.3% Black (176)26.4%(153)30.3%(176)27.1%(157)4.1%(24)
36JHS 278 MARINE PARKBROOKLYN84130.4% Black (256)20.3%(171)30.4%(256)23.9%(201)19.7%(166)
37CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLUTICA61830.6% Asian (189)17.0%(105)18.9%(117)27.2%(168)30.6%(189)
38WILLOW ROAD SCHOOLFRANKLIN SQUARE41030.7% Asian (126)27.8%(114)11.2%(46)26.8%(110)30.7%(126)
39BARD HIGH SCHOOL EARLY COLLEGE QUEENSLONG ISLAND CITY64330.9% Hispanic (199)20.7%(133)15.1%(97)30.9%(199)29.2%(188)
40PS 55 MAURERICHMOND HILL46631.1% Native American (145)1.3%(6)10.5%(49)26.8%(125)23.8%(111)
41JOHN F KENNEDY MIDDLE SCHOOLUTICA68731.1% White (214)31.1%(214)22.1%(152)21.5%(148)17.2%(118)
42PS/IS 266BELLEROSE46531.2% Black (145)8.4%(39)31.2%(145)26.9%(125)26.0%(121)
43PS 14TROY46031.3% White (144)31.3%(144)27.8%(128)24.1%(111)1.7%(8)
44LOWER MANHATTAN COMMUNITY MIDDLE SCHOOLNEW YORK31331.3% White (98)31.3%(98)9.3%(29)30.4%(95)23.3%(73)
45VALLEY STREAM SOUTH HIGH SCHOOLVALLEY STREAM1,22931.3% Hispanic (385)11.8%(145)29.4%(362)31.3%(385)24.1%(296)
46HAMILTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOLSCHENECTADY44031.4% Hispanic (138)13.4%(59)25.2%(111)31.4%(138)17.3%(76)
47JOHN F HUGHES ELEMENTARY SCHOOLUTICA34731.4% Black (109)30.0%(104)31.4%(109)20.5%(71)10.1%(35)
48WILLIAM E GRADY CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION HIGH SCHOOLBROOKLYN64631.4% Hispanic (203)27.6%(178)29.9%(193)31.4%(203)8.1%(52)
49THEODORE ROOSEVELT SCHOOLBINGHAMTON35231.5% Black (111)31.3%(110)31.5%(111)19.3%(68)1.4%(5)
50SHAW AVENUE SCHOOLVALLEY STREAM74031.6% Asian (234)6.5%(48)29.6%(219)29.7%(220)31.6%(234)
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