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The most racially diverse public high schools in Robeson County, North Carolina

6 public high schools in Robeson County, North Carolina appear in this ranking of the most racially diverse public high schools, ranked by the diversity index, the chance that two students picked at random belong to different racial or ethnic groups. Lumberton Senior High leads the list at 77.2%, against a median of 71.7% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
6
Robeson County, North Carolina
Top Diversity index
77.2%
Median Diversity index
71.7%
MOST DIVERSE · ROBESON COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityStudentsDiversity index% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1Lumberton Senior HighLumberton, NC1,89477.2%15.8%(300)31.5%(597)22.6%(429)1.2%(22)
2PSRC Early College at RCCLumberton, NC27475.5%25.2%(69)9.8%(27)20.4%(56)2.5%(7)
3Fairmont HighFairmont, NC78073.2%15.8%(123)40.6%(317)8.8%(69)0.1%(1)
4Saint Pauls HighSaint Pauls, NC1,14270.2%13.0%(148)20.6%(235)46.3%(529)0.4%(5)
5Red Springs HighRed Springs, NC86769.4%4.8%(42)17.5%(152)37.0%(321)0.0%(0)
6Purnell Swett HighPembroke, NC1,58336.9%2.3%(36)9.3%(147)5.4%(86)0.1%(1)
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