The most racially diverse public schools in the United States · page 20

Ranks 951–1,000 of the most racially diverse public schools in the United States. Back to page 1.

MOST DIVERSE · THE UNITED STATES

#	School	City	Students	Largest group	% White	% Black	% Hispanic	% Asian
951	LINCOLN COLLEGE ACADEMY MIDDLE	KANSAS CITY, MO	583	31.9% Black (186)	31.4%(183)	31.9%(186)	24.5%(143)	5.0%(29)
952	Independence High	San Francisco, CA	235	31.9% Hispanic (75)	22.1%(52)	17.0%(40)	31.9%(75)	9.8%(23)
953	Thomas W. Mahan School	Norwich, CT	257	31.9% Hispanic (82)	30.4%(78)	12.1%(31)	31.9%(82)	19.1%(49)
954	COCOA HIGH SCHOOL	COCOA, FL	1,432	31.9% White (457)	31.9%(457)	28.7%(411)	30.4%(436)	0.5%(7)
955	S BRYAN JENNINGS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	ORANGE PARK, FL	492	31.9% Black (157)	27.0%(133)	31.9%(157)	30.5%(150)	1.6%(8)
956	Fertitta Victoria MS	Las Vegas, NV	1,172	31.9% Hispanic (374)	26.1%(306)	14.2%(166)	31.9%(374)	13.1%(154)
957	Glassboro High School	Glassboro, NJ	561	31.9% Black (179)	28.7%(161)	31.9%(179)	27.1%(152)	3.0%(17)
958	Swatara MS	Steelton, PA	611	31.9% Black (195)	19.0%(116)	31.9%(195)	23.1%(141)	15.1%(92)
959	SUMEER ELEMEMTARY	MELISSA, TX	962	31.9% White (307)	31.9%(307)	19.6%(189)	20.3%(195)	19.6%(189)
960	Patrick Henry K-8 School	Alexandria, VA	1,075	31.9% Black (343)	20.2%(217)	31.9%(343)	28.2%(303)	8.8%(95)
961	Southwest Elementary	Durham, NC	639	31.9% Black (204)	31.8%(203)	31.9%(204)	26.0%(166)	1.9%(12)
962	Westgate Elementary	Falls Church, VA	614	31.9% Asian (196)	29.6%(182)	6.3%(39)	25.9%(159)	31.9%(196)
963	Aurora Frontier K-8	AURORA, CO	761	31.9% Hispanic (243)	23.5%(179)	20.2%(154)	31.9%(243)	15.5%(118)
964	CLARK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	TAMPA, FL	858	31.9% Asian (274)	21.3%(183)	21.1%(181)	19.7%(169)	31.9%(274)
965	Faiss Wilbur & Theresa MS	Las Vegas, NV	1,284	31.9% Hispanic (410)	20.5%(263)	21.1%(271)	31.9%(410)	11.1%(142)
966	The Ethical Community Charter School	JERSEY CITY, NJ	357	31.9% Asian (114)	25.5%(91)	11.8%(42)	24.1%(86)	31.9%(114)
967	F. W. Holbein Middle School	MOUNT HOLLY, NJ	451	31.9% Black (144)	25.1%(113)	31.9%(144)	27.3%(123)	2.9%(13)
968	PS/IS 217 ROOSEVELT ISLAND	ROOSEVELT ISLAND, NY	689	31.9% Asian (220)	31.5%(217)	11.3%(78)	17.1%(118)	31.9%(220)
969	HARDING CHARTER PREPARATORY MS at INDEPENDENCE	Oklahoma City, OK	404	31.9% Hispanic (129)	20.8%(84)	30.9%(125)	31.9%(129)	5.0%(20)
970	CORAL SPRINGS MIDDLE SCHOOL	CORAL SPRINGS, FL	980	31.9% Hispanic (313)	24.9%(244)	29.7%(291)	31.9%(313)	8.2%(80)
971	Oak Park	Des Moines, IA	288	31.9% Hispanic (92)	27.4%(79)	24.6%(71)	31.9%(92)	6.6%(19)
972	East Columbus Junior-Senior High	Lake Waccamaw, NC	576	31.9% Black (184)	26.4%(152)	31.9%(184)	18.4%(106)	0.2%(1)
973	NORTH POINTE EL	HOUSTON, TX	573	31.9% White (183)	31.9%(183)	8.4%(48)	29.0%(166)	25.5%(146)
974	HERITAGE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	TAMPA, FL	482	31.9% White (154)	31.9%(154)	28.2%(136)	20.8%(100)	11.0%(53)
975	Garfield Elementary School	Toledo, OH	435	31.9% Black (139)	28.7%(125)	31.9%(139)	24.4%(106)	0.0%(0)
976	Susquehanna Twp MS	Harrisburg, PA	820	31.9% Black (262)	17.3%(142)	31.9%(262)	17.8%(146)	20.2%(166)
977	Schroeder Elementary	Huntington Beach, CA	485	32.0% Hispanic (155)	28.4%(138)	0.8%(4)	32.0%(155)	26.0%(126)
978	LINCOLN ELEMENTARY MAGNET SCHOOL	PLANT CITY, FL	510	32.0% Black (163)	25.7%(131)	32.0%(163)	28.0%(143)	9.0%(46)
979	HARTLEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	LINCOLN, NE	341	32.0% White (109)	32.0%(109)	19.6%(67)	27.0%(92)	6.2%(21)
980	MELISSA RIDGE EDUCATION CENTER	MELISSA, TX	291	32.0% Asian (93)	25.4%(74)	18.2%(53)	15.1%(44)	32.0%(93)
981	Bryan Road Elementary	Garner, NC	685	32.0% White (219)	32.0%(219)	23.8%(163)	17.8%(122)	23.9%(164)
982	J L WILLIAMS/LOVETT LEDGER EL	COPPERAS COVE, TX	635	32.0% White (203)	32.0%(203)	21.6%(137)	26.6%(169)	2.0%(13)
983	WILLOW WOOD EL	MCKINNEY, TX	857	32.0% White (274)	32.0%(274)	19.7%(169)	12.9%(111)	29.8%(255)
984	Brigadoon Elementary School	Federal Way, WA	366	32.0% Hispanic (117)	23.2%(85)	14.2%(52)	32.0%(117)	12.0%(44)
985	SOUTHSIDE ESTATES ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	JACKSONVILLE, FL	519	32.0% Black (166)	27.2%(141)	32.0%(166)	30.8%(160)	5.2%(27)
986	Levan R Scott Academy	Fort Wayne, IN	419	32.0% Asian (134)	5.3%(22)	30.1%(126)	27.0%(113)	32.0%(134)
987	Liberty Middle	Clifton, VA	913	32.0% White (292)	32.0%(292)	7.1%(65)	29.7%(271)	25.2%(230)
988	Natomas Middle	Sacramento, CA	672	32.0% Black (215)	8.8%(59)	32.0%(215)	26.5%(178)	20.7%(139)
989	Mariposa	San Carlos, CA	322	32.0% Asian (103)	30.8%(99)	0.6%(2)	18.6%(60)	32.0%(103)
990	Quarterfield Elementary	Severn, MD	544	32.0% Black (174)	28.5%(155)	32.0%(174)	19.3%(105)	9.0%(49)
991	Evergreen Park Elementary-STEM	BROOKLYN CENTER, MN	422	32.0% Black (135)	6.9%(29)	32.0%(135)	21.8%(92)	28.9%(122)
992	Lynnwood High School	BOTHELL, WA	1,335	32.0% White (427)	32.0%(427)	11.5%(154)	31.8%(425)	19.7%(263)
993	LAFAYETTE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL	BUFFALO, NY	475	32.0% Hispanic (152)	10.1%(48)	28.4%(135)	32.0%(152)	26.9%(128)
994	Don D Steed Elementary	Raeford, NC	628	32.0% Hispanic (201)	27.6%(173)	27.6%(173)	32.0%(201)	0.2%(1)
995	Belle Stone Elementary School	Canton, OH	328	32.0% White (105)	32.0%(105)	26.2%(86)	24.7%(81)	1.5%(5)
996	Tobias Elementary School	Aloha, OR	378	32.0% White (121)	32.0%(121)	10.1%(38)	29.1%(110)	15.9%(60)
997	North Senior High	NORTH SAINT PAUL, MN	1,649	32.0% Asian (528)	21.9%(362)	17.6%(291)	19.5%(321)	32.0%(528)
998	RIVIERA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	PALM BAY, FL	718	32.0% White (230)	32.0%(230)	24.0%(172)	30.1%(216)	2.6%(19)
999	Dunwoody Elementary School	Dunwoody, GA	790	32.0% White (253)	32.0%(253)	23.3%(184)	10.6%(84)	28.0%(221)
1000	Iao Intermediate School	Wailuku, HI	893	32.0% Pacific Islander (286)	5.0%(45)	0.1%(1)	22.5%(201)	18.4%(164)

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