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The most racially diverse public high schools in North Carolina

477 public high schools in North Carolina appear in this ranking of the most racially diverse public high schools, ranked by how small the single largest racial or ethnic group is, so no one group dominates. Wake Early College of Health and Science leads the list at 28.7%, against a median of 54.6% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
477
North Carolina
Best Largest group
28.7%
Median Largest group
54.6%
MOST DIVERSE · NORTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityStudentsLargest group% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1Wake Early College of Health and ScienceRaleigh, NC31728.7% White (91)28.7%(91)26.8%(85)18.3%(58)22.1%(70)
2SandHoke Early College HighRaeford, NC41829.7% Hispanic (124)27.3%(114)28.0%(117)29.7%(124)2.4%(10)
3C E Jordan HighDurham, NC2,18930.1% Hispanic (660)28.7%(628)29.8%(653)30.1%(660)4.1%(90)
4Butler High SchoolMatthews, NC1,79131.2% Hispanic (558)27.6%(494)30.4%(544)31.2%(558)7.5%(135)
5Ballantyne Ridge High SchoolCharlotte, NC1,41431.3% White (442)31.3%(442)20.2%(286)29.7%(420)15.2%(215)
6Lumberton Senior HighLumberton, NC1,89431.5% Black (597)15.8%(300)31.5%(597)22.6%(429)1.2%(22)
7Jack Britt HighFayetteville, NC1,94031.7% Black (615)31.3%(607)31.7%(615)21.0%(408)5.7%(111)
8Walter M Williams HighBurlington, NC1,20631.8% Black (383)26.3%(317)31.8%(383)31.1%(375)3.5%(42)
9East Columbus Junior-Senior HighLake Waccamaw, NC57631.9% Black (184)26.4%(152)31.9%(184)18.4%(106)0.2%(1)
10West Cabarrus HighConcord, NC1,62732.3% Hispanic (526)29.0%(472)31.2%(508)32.3%(526)2.2%(36)
11Northside HighJacksonville, NC1,06733.2% Black (354)30.6%(327)33.2%(354)21.3%(227)3.0%(32)
12Wake STEM Early College High SchoolCary, NC29433.3% White (98)33.3%(98)13.6%(40)28.6%(84)20.4%(60)
13Garner HighGarner, NC1,67033.5% Hispanic (559)28.3%(473)33.0%(551)33.5%(559)1.4%(23)
14Wake EC of Information & BiotechnologiesMorrisville, NC26033.9% White (88)33.9%(88)21.1%(55)7.3%(19)33.1%(86)
15Jay M Robinson HighConcord, NC1,21034.1% Black (413)31.5%(381)34.1%(413)24.7%(299)3.5%(42)
16Overhills HighSpring Lake, NC1,98134.4% Black (681)31.4%(623)34.4%(681)23.6%(467)0.8%(15)
17Louisburg Magnet HighLouisburg, NC63034.4% Black (217)32.9%(207)34.4%(217)26.4%(166)0.2%(1)
18Concord HighConcord, NC1,12834.5% Hispanic (389)27.7%(312)31.5%(355)34.5%(389)0.8%(9)
19Durham School of the ArtsDurham, NC1,76434.7% White (612)34.7%(612)24.8%(437)30.7%(542)2.8%(50)
20Char Eng Early College-UNCCCharlotte, NC31334.8% Black (109)20.1%(63)34.8%(109)27.8%(87)13.1%(41)
21Challenger Early College HighHickory, NC37634.8% White (131)34.8%(131)2.7%(10)32.5%(122)19.1%(72)
22R J Reynolds HighWinston Salem, NC1,75934.9% Black (613)32.1%(565)34.9%(613)24.6%(432)3.2%(56)
23Hickory HighHickory, NC1,02435.0% White (358)35.0%(358)19.1%(196)29.0%(297)4.6%(47)
24Wake Young Women's Leadership AcademyRaleigh, NC33735.0% White (118)35.0%(118)32.9%(111)17.5%(59)7.4%(25)
25PCS Early College High SchoolWinterville, NC33435.0% Black (117)32.0%(107)35.0%(117)27.8%(93)1.8%(6)
26NRM Early College High SchoolRocky Mount, NC37635.1% Black (132)33.0%(124)35.1%(132)22.9%(86)3.7%(14)
27Research Triangle High SchoolDurham, NC57235.1% White (201)35.1%(201)15.7%(90)14.7%(84)22.0%(126)
28Enloe HighRaleigh, NC2,64335.2% White (930)35.2%(930)26.1%(690)13.3%(352)20.9%(553)
29North Wake College and Career AcademyWake Forest, NC34635.3% White (122)35.3%(122)33.8%(117)21.7%(75)4.3%(15)
30Early College of Forsyth CoWinston Salem, NC30635.3% Hispanic (108)29.4%(90)20.9%(64)35.3%(108)6.9%(21)
31Lakewood HighSalemburg, NC47535.4% Hispanic (168)32.4%(154)25.5%(121)35.4%(168)0.2%(1)
32Eastern Alamance HighMebane, NC95235.4% White (337)35.4%(337)29.0%(276)26.7%(254)0.3%(3)
33PSRC Early College at RCCLumberton, NC27435.4% Native American (97)25.2%(69)9.8%(27)20.4%(56)2.5%(7)
34SCORE AcademyCary, NC58436.0% Black (210)28.1%(164)36.0%(210)29.8%(174)2.0%(12)
35Triton HighErwin, NC1,27436.3% White (463)36.3%(463)26.1%(332)32.0%(408)0.4%(5)
36Cumberland PolytechnicFayetteville, NC31936.4% White (116)36.4%(116)35.1%(112)14.7%(47)2.5%(8)
37New Hanover HighWilmington, NC1,43736.4% White (523)36.4%(523)31.8%(457)26.5%(381)1.0%(15)
38Clinton HighClinton, NC82836.8% Hispanic (305)21.9%(181)33.1%(274)36.8%(305)0.4%(3)
39Franklinton HighFranklinton, NC1,12736.9% White (416)36.9%(416)34.0%(383)22.2%(250)0.9%(10)
40Rolesville HighRolesville, NC2,32137.0% Black (859)25.6%(594)37.0%(859)28.6%(663)4.6%(107)
41Red Springs HighRed Springs, NC86737.0% Hispanic (321)4.8%(42)17.5%(152)37.0%(321)0.0%(0)
42Aspire Trade HighHuntersville, NC27037.0% Black (100)21.5%(58)37.0%(100)31.1%(84)1.5%(4)
43Cabarrus-Kannapolis Early CollConcord, NC23437.2% White (87)37.2%(87)28.6%(67)20.9%(49)9.4%(22)
44Southern Guilford HighGreensboro, NC93437.3% Black (348)15.9%(149)37.3%(348)32.5%(304)9.2%(86)
45Clayton HighClayton, NC1,92937.4% White (722)37.4%(722)29.4%(568)26.0%(502)1.3%(25)
46Greene Central HighSnow Hill, NC77637.5% Black (291)26.6%(206)37.5%(291)32.1%(249)0.5%(4)
47James Hunt HighWilson, NC1,11537.7% Black (420)33.5%(374)37.7%(420)23.1%(258)0.8%(9)
48Richmond Senior HighRockingham, NC1,36538.0% White (518)38.0%(518)36.7%(501)16.0%(218)0.9%(12)
49Richmond 9th Grade AcademyHamlet, NC42438.0% White (161)38.0%(161)35.9%(152)14.2%(60)1.2%(5)
50Cox Mill High SchoolConcord, NC1,77238.0% White (673)38.0%(673)20.3%(360)9.5%(168)27.0%(478)
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