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The most racially diverse public high schools in Rogers County, Oklahoma

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public high schools in Rogers County, Oklahoma, drawn from 7 qualifying public high schools. Catoosa High School leads the list at 71.9%, against a median of 66.6% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
7
Rogers County, Oklahoma
Top Diversity index
71.9%
Median Diversity index
66.6%
MOST DIVERSE · ROGERS COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
#SchoolCityStudentsDiversity index% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1Catoosa High SchoolCatoosa, OK54271.9%42.8%(232)2.2%(12)23.8%(129)3.0%(16)
2Claremore High SchoolClaremore, OK1,34969.5%46.8%(631)1.3%(18)14.1%(190)1.6%(21)
3Chelsea High SchoolChelsea, OK24568.6%38.0%(93)1.2%(3)6.1%(15)2.5%(6)
4Inola High SchoolInola, OK42966.6%49.9%(214)0.5%(2)7.9%(34)3.7%(16)
5Sequoyah High SchoolClaremore, OK36666.5%49.5%(181)1.1%(4)5.7%(21)2.5%(9)
6Oologah-Talala High SchoolOologah, OK52563.0%55.2%(290)0.4%(2)5.7%(30)4.2%(22)
7Verdigris High SchoolClaremore, OK39961.8%56.6%(226)0.8%(3)9.3%(37)0.8%(3)
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