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The most racially diverse public schools in Martin County, North Carolina

10 public schools in Martin County, North Carolina appear in this ranking of the most racially diverse public schools, ranked by how small the single largest racial or ethnic group is, so no one group dominates. E J Hayes Elementary leads the list at 56.1%, against a median of 59.2% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
10
Martin County, North Carolina
Best Largest group
56.1%
Median Largest group
59.2%
MOST DIVERSE · MARTIN COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityStudentsLargest group% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1E J Hayes ElementaryWilliamston, NC28056.1% Black (157)24.3%(68)56.1%(157)8.6%(24)0.7%(2)
2Riverside MiddleWilliamston, NC33557.0% Black (191)26.0%(87)57.0%(191)11.3%(38)1.2%(4)
3South Creek ElementaryRobersonville, NC33757.6% Black (194)20.2%(68)57.6%(194)16.0%(54)0.0%(0)
4Williamston PrimaryWilliamston, NC36157.9% Black (209)23.3%(84)57.9%(209)10.3%(37)0.8%(3)
5South Creek HighRobersonville, NC26558.9% Black20.8%58.9%13.6%0.4%
6Riverside HighWilliamston, NC47059.6% Black25.3%59.6%10.2%1.1%
7Martin County HighWilliamston, NC75260.2% Black (453)23.8%(179)60.2%(453)10.1%(76)0.8%(6)
8Jamesville ElementaryJamesville, NC21771.4% White (155)71.4%(155)16.1%(35)8.3%(18)0.5%(1)
9Rodgers ElementaryWilliamston, NC21982.2% White (180)82.2%(180)5.9%(13)6.4%(14)1.8%(4)
10Bear Grass Charter SchoolWilliamston, NC44589.7% White (399)89.7%(399)3.8%(17)3.1%(14)0.9%(4)
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