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

29 public middle schools in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina appear in this ranking of the most racially diverse public middle schools, ranked by how small the single largest racial or ethnic group is, so no one group dominates. Randolph Middle leads the list at 30.8%, against a median of 52.6% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
29
Mecklenburg County, North Carolina
Best Largest group
30.8%
Median Largest group
52.6%
MOST DIVERSE · MECKLENBURG COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityStudentsLargest group% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1Randolph MiddleCharlotte, NC1,21530.8% Black (374)26.2%(318)30.8%(374)27.8%(338)11.7%(142)
2Mint Hill MiddleMatthews, NC87831.4% White (276)31.4%(276)26.6%(234)28.3%(248)8.0%(70)
3Community House MiddleCharlotte, NC1,42536.1% White (515)36.1%(515)12.3%(175)12.0%(171)35.4%(505)
4Alexander Graham MiddleCharlotte, NC1,18737.2% Hispanic (442)31.6%(375)23.2%(275)37.2%(442)3.9%(46)
5Francis Bradley MiddleHuntersville, NC1,08937.7% White (411)37.7%(411)33.7%(367)21.3%(232)2.9%(31)
6Kennedy MiddleCharlotte, NC99041.4% Hispanic (410)6.9%(68)39.2%(388)41.4%(410)7.9%(78)
7Sedgefield MiddleCharlotte, NC53443.3% White (231)43.3%(231)37.6%(201)14.8%(79)0.4%(2)
8Southwest Middle SchoolCharlotte, NC1,20543.5% Black (524)9.2%(111)43.5%(524)40.3%(485)3.7%(45)
9Jay M. Robinson MiddleCharlotte, NC1,33345.6% White (608)45.6%(608)8.2%(109)10.5%(140)31.2%(416)
10McClintock MiddleCharlotte, NC1,05645.6% Hispanic (482)11.8%(125)32.8%(346)45.6%(482)6.0%(63)
11Crestdale MiddleMatthews, NC98945.7% White (452)45.7%(452)26.9%(266)16.9%(167)5.6%(55)
12Northeast MiddleMint Hill, NC59445.8% Hispanic (272)10.6%(63)35.2%(209)45.8%(272)4.7%(28)
13Carmel MiddleCharlotte, NC1,00447.6% White (478)47.6%(478)11.8%(119)36.3%(364)1.8%(18)
14Whitewater MiddleCharlotte, NC73150.9% Black (372)2.7%(20)50.9%(372)36.0%(263)6.2%(45)
15Quail Hollow MiddleCharlotte, NC1,09052.6% Hispanic (573)15.9%(173)26.6%(290)52.6%(573)1.8%(20)
16James Martin MiddleCharlotte, NC65952.8% Black (348)2.7%(18)52.8%(348)38.1%(251)1.8%(12)
17Northridge MiddleCharlotte, NC1,01454.0% Black (548)2.9%(29)54.0%(548)35.8%(363)3.3%(33)
18Piedmont Middle SchoolCharlotte, NC1,10856.9% Black (630)18.4%(204)56.9%(630)13.5%(150)7.2%(80)
19South Charlotte MiddleCharlotte, NC77057.0% White (439)57.0%(439)12.3%(95)17.1%(132)9.2%(71)
20Gov's Village STEM (Upper)Charlotte, NC68457.8% Black (395)1.6%(11)57.8%(395)31.0%(212)5.7%(39)
21J. M. Alexander MiddleHuntersville, NC79958.3% Black (466)4.9%(39)58.3%(466)30.8%(246)2.5%(20)
22Albemarle Road MiddleCharlotte, NC94558.8% Hispanic (556)2.8%(26)27.3%(258)58.8%(556)9.1%(86)
23Wilson STEM AcademyCharlotte, NC45659.6% Black (272)3.5%(16)59.6%(272)29.6%(135)2.6%(12)
24Bailey MiddleCornelius, NC1,31561.3% White (806)61.3%(806)9.7%(127)15.4%(202)8.1%(106)
25Ranson MiddleCharlotte, NC75761.4% Black (465)1.7%(13)61.4%(465)30.4%(230)4.1%(31)
26Coulwood STEM AcademyCharlotte, NC63263.3% Black (400)4.0%(25)63.3%(400)26.1%(165)3.2%(20)
27Martin Luther King Jr MiddleCharlotte, NC84463.4% Hispanic (535)1.4%(12)30.1%(254)63.4%(535)3.3%(28)
28Ridge Road MiddleCharlotte, NC84066.7% Black (560)6.3%(53)66.7%(560)18.3%(154)3.9%(33)
29Eastway MiddleCharlotte, NC84966.8% Hispanic (567)2.9%(25)25.7%(218)66.8%(567)3.1%(26)
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