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The most racially diverse public schools in Fayetteville, North Carolina · page 2

Ranks 51–59 of the most racially diverse public schools in Fayetteville, North Carolina. Back to page 1.

MOST DIVERSE · FAYETTEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityStudentsDiversity index% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
51William H Owen ElementaryFayetteville, NC39353.6%8.1%(32)63.9%(251)21.4%(84)0.0%(0)
52Seventy-First HighFayetteville, NC1,33252.8%8.0%(106)66.0%(879)15.5%(207)1.2%(16)
53Lewis Chapel MiddleFayetteville, NC57451.9%8.0%(46)66.7%(383)15.0%(86)0.7%(4)
54Westarea ElementaryFayetteville, NC54650.4%5.1%(28)67.4%(368)17.6%(96)0.0%(0)
55Reid Ross Classical HighFayetteville, NC22750.0%12.8%(29)68.3%(155)11.0%(25)0.9%(2)
56Luther Nick Jeralds MiddleFayetteville, NC60549.8%8.3%(50)68.4%(414)15.0%(91)0.7%(4)
57Lucile Souders ElementaryFayetteville, NC39947.4%6.0%(24)70.4%(281)14.5%(58)0.5%(2)
58Ferguson-Easley ElementaryFayetteville, NC39239.8%4.3%(17)76.3%(299)11.2%(44)0.3%(1)
59Walker-Spivey ElementaryFayetteville, NC34528.9%2.0%(7)83.8%(289)4.9%(17)0.0%(0)
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