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The most racially diverse public elementary schools in New York · page 40

Ranks 1,951–2,000 of the most racially diverse public schools in New York. Back to page 1.

MOST DIVERSE · NEW YORK
#SchoolCityStudentsDiversity index% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1951GEORGE A JACKSON SCHOOLJERICHO, NY43227.4%8.1%(35)1.4%(6)3.0%(13)84.7%(366)
1952PS 24 ANDREW JACKSONFLUSHING, NY1,19727.4%1.5%(18)0.8%(10)12.4%(149)84.3%(1,009)
1953WANTAGH SCHOOLWANTAGH, NY67227.3%84.7%(569)0.6%(4)9.1%(61)3.1%(21)
1954PRATT ELEMENTARY SCHOOLBARKER, NY36027.3%84.7%1.4%6.9%0.8%
1955PS 33 TIMOTHY DWIGHTBRONX, NY78927.3%1.4%(11)10.7%(84)84.5%(667)1.1%(9)
1956MARGUERITE L MULVEY SCHOOLCENTRAL ISLIP, NY56727.3%0.9%(5)9.7%(55)84.7%(480)1.8%(10)
1957EAST ELEMENTARY SCHOOLBRENTWOOD, NY43027.3%4.0%(17)6.7%(29)84.9%(365)1.6%(7)
1958SUNRISE DRIVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLSAYVILLE, NY38827.2%84.8%(329)2.1%(8)8.0%(31)0.8%(3)
1959ANDREW T MORROW SCHOOLISLANDIA, NY82127.2%2.2%(18)10.3%(85)84.7%(695)1.1%(9)
1960BRILLA PAX CHARTER SCHOOLBRONX, NY32527.1%0.6%(2)11.4%(37)84.6%(275)1.5%(5)
1961MAE E REYNOLDS SCHOOLBALDWINSVILLE, NY51327.1%85.0%(436)3.1%(16)4.3%(22)0.8%(4)
1962F P DONNELLY SCHOOLCONKLIN, NY30626.9%85.0%(260)0.7%(2)5.9%(18)0.7%(2)
1963IVAN LAFAYETTE EARLY CHILDHOOD SCHOOL OF THE ARTS (THE)EAST ELMHURST, NY22226.9%5.4%(12)1.8%(4)85.1%(189)5.4%(12)
1964LAWRENCE AVENUE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLPOTSDAM, NY52626.9%85.2%(448)1.9%(10)2.7%(14)5.7%(30)
1965EGGERT ROAD ELEMENTARY SCHOOLORCHARD PARK, NY59626.8%85.1%(507)0.3%(2)8.1%(48)3.7%(22)
1966WOLCOTT STREET SCHOOLLE ROY, NY57926.7%85.2%(493)1.7%(10)6.9%(40)0.3%(2)
1967WASHINGTON WEST ELEMENTARY SCHOOLOLEAN, NY28426.6%85.2%(242)6.3%(18)2.5%(7)0.7%(2)
1968CAIRO-DURHAM ELEMENTARY SCHOOLCAIRO, NY43226.6%85.0%(367)0.2%(1)10.4%(45)0.9%(4)
1969PS 100 CONEY ISLAND SCHOOL (THE)BROOKLYN, NY57726.6%85.3%(492)2.1%(12)4.2%(24)6.8%(39)
1970NORTHSIDE SCHOOLFAIRPORT, NY58026.5%85.3%(495)2.2%(13)6.4%(37)1.9%(11)
1971EAST ELMHURST COMMUNITY SCHOOLEAST ELMHURST, NY43326.4%3.2%(14)4.2%(18)85.5%(370)5.1%(22)
1972PAUL J BELLEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOLWEST ISLIP, NY46326.4%85.1%(394)0.4%(2)10.6%(49)1.3%(6)
1973TRUMANSBURG ELEMENTARY SCHOOLTRUMANSBURG, NY40926.4%85.1%(348)0.5%(2)4.7%(19)0.7%(3)
1974NORTH ROSE-WOLCOTT ELEMENTARY SCHOOLNORTH ROSE, NY42426.3%85.4%(362)1.9%(8)6.6%(28)0.0%(0)
1975PS 7 ABRAHAM LINCOLNBROOKLYN, NY58926.2%1.2%(7)6.5%(38)85.6%(504)3.7%(22)
1976CHENANGO BRIDGE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLBINGHAMTON, NY35726.2%85.4%(305)0.6%(2)5.0%(18)1.4%(5)
1977PS 173NEW YORK, NY59726.1%6.0%(36)4.7%(28)85.4%(510)2.4%(14)
1978HOMER BRINK SCHOOLENDWELL, NY73126.1%85.6%(626)2.6%(19)3.8%(28)3.8%(28)
1979PS 160 WILLIAM T SAMPSONBROOKLYN, NY96526.0%3.4%(33)1.2%(12)8.8%(85)85.5%(825)
1980CANANDAIGUA PRIMARY-ELEMENTARY SCHOOLCANANDAIGUA, NY1,43326.0%85.7%(1,228)2.3%(33)5.4%(78)1.3%(18)
1981ALLENDALE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLWEST SENECA, NY50925.9%85.7%(436)1.6%(8)5.5%(28)1.2%(6)
1982HERMAN BADILLO BILINGUAL ACADEMYBUFFALO, NY51425.9%2.1%(11)10.3%(53)85.4%(439)1.2%(6)
1983JOHN A SCIOLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLDEPEW, NY40125.9%85.8%(344)1.8%(7)3.2%(13)5.0%(20)
1984HOLLEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLHOLLEY, NY51325.8%85.6%(439)1.0%(5)8.4%(43)0.6%(3)
1985PS/IS 384 FRANCES E CARTERBROOKLYN, NY33925.8%1.2%(4)12.1%(41)85.3%(289)0.0%(0)
1986FLOYD BELL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLKIRKWOOD, NY28025.8%85.7%(240)1.4%(4)4.3%(12)1.4%(4)
1987CLINTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOLCLINTON, NY56325.8%85.6%(482)1.4%(8)5.7%(32)1.9%(11)
1988PS 24BROOKLYN, NY54425.7%5.5%(30)2.8%(15)85.8%(467)4.6%(25)
1989RICHARD MANN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLWALWORTH, NY40725.6%85.8%(349)1.0%(4)8.1%(33)0.7%(3)
1990MARCY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLMARCY, NY28825.6%85.8%(247)0.7%(2)3.5%(10)2.1%(6)
1991LAKE AVENUE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLSARATOGA SPRINGS, NY38225.5%85.9%(328)0.5%(2)6.3%(24)1.1%(4)
1992ALFRED-ALMOND ELEMENTARY SCHOOLALMOND, NY25025.5%86.0%(215)1.6%(4)4.8%(12)3.6%(9)
1993BIRCH LANE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLMASSAPEQUA PARK, NY69625.4%85.8%(597)0.6%(4)9.6%(67)1.0%(7)
1994PS 4 DUKE ELLINGTONNEW YORK, NY42825.3%3.0%(13)7.9%(34)86.0%(368)1.4%(6)
1995SAMARA COMMUNITY SCHOOLBRONX, NY32725.2%1.2%(4)11.9%(39)85.6%(280)0.6%(2)
1996SOUTHEAST ELEMENTARY SCHOOLBRENTWOOD, NY53325.2%3.6%(19)6.8%(36)86.1%(459)0.9%(5)
1997BARACK OBAMA ELEMENTARY SCHOOLHEMPSTEAD, NY43925.2%0.0%(0)11.8%(52)85.7%(376)2.5%(11)
1998SENECA STREET SCHOOLONEIDA, NY23725.1%86.1%(204)1.3%(3)4.2%(10)0.0%(0)
1999BYRON-BERGEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLBERGEN, NY44825.1%85.9%(385)0.0%(0)9.4%(42)0.0%(0)
2000KIPP NYC WASHINGTON HEIGHTS ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOLNEW YORK, NY79025.1%1.0%(8)9.9%(78)86.0%(679)0.3%(2)
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