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The most racially diverse public middle schools in Gaston County, North Carolina

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public middle schools in Gaston County, North Carolina, drawn from 11 qualifying public middle schools. Holbrook Middle leads the list at 34.0%, against a median of 49.3% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
11
Gaston County, North Carolina
Best Largest group
34.0%
Median Largest group
49.3%
MOST DIVERSE · GASTON COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityStudentsLargest group% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1Holbrook MiddleLowell, NC71234.0% White (242)34.0%(242)30.5%(217)27.7%(197)1.3%(9)
2Southwest MiddleGastonia, NC83236.3% Hispanic (302)22.5%(187)33.6%(280)36.3%(302)0.6%(5)
3Bessemer City MiddleBessemer City, NC49741.3% White (205)41.3%(205)27.4%(136)23.7%(118)0.4%(2)
4York Chester MiddleGastonia, NC39847.2% Black (188)18.1%(72)47.2%(188)30.4%(121)0.0%(0)
5W C Friday Middle SchoolDallas, NC61847.3% White (292)47.3%(292)23.8%(147)19.4%(120)1.1%(7)
6Mount Holly MiddleMount Holly, NC57049.3% White (281)49.3%(281)20.2%(115)18.6%(106)3.3%(19)
7W P Grier Middle SchoolGastonia, NC65952.8% Black (348)9.6%(63)52.8%(348)29.1%(192)1.4%(9)
8Stanley MiddleStanley, NC60259.3% White (357)59.3%(357)14.4%(87)18.6%(112)1.2%(7)
9Cramerton MiddleCramerton, NC95961.2% White (587)61.2%(587)16.1%(154)12.2%(117)4.6%(44)
10Belmont MiddleBelmont, NC77065.5% White (504)65.5%(504)10.9%(84)15.8%(122)2.3%(18)
11John Chavis Middle SchoolCherryville, NC41271.8% White (296)71.8%(296)9.2%(38)13.6%(56)0.0%(0)
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