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The most racially diverse public high schools in Aiken County, South Carolina

7 public high schools in Aiken County, South 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. Ridge Spring-Monetta Middle/ High leads the list at 68.6%, against a median of 65.5% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
7
Aiken County, South Carolina
Top Diversity index
68.6%
Median Diversity index
65.5%
MOST DIVERSE · AIKEN COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityStudentsDiversity index% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1Ridge Spring-Monetta Middle/ HighMonetta, SC46068.6%38.3%(176)33.7%(155)22.6%(104)0.0%(0)
2Midland Valley HighGraniteville, SC1,55867.5%42.1%(656)32.1%(500)20.7%(323)0.5%(8)
3Silver Bluff HighAiken, SC75665.5%41.4%(313)39.3%(297)11.9%(90)0.4%(3)
4North Augusta HighNorth Augusta, SC1,64565.5%47.4%(779)30.6%(503)15.4%(253)0.8%(14)
5Wagener-Salley HighWagener, SC24565.3%41.6%(102)39.6%(97)7.8%(19)0.8%(2)
6South Aiken HighAiken, SC1,34964.9%48.8%(658)30.7%(414)11.6%(156)1.7%(23)
7Aiken HighAiken, SC1,09762.6%39.2%(430)45.7%(501)9.8%(108)0.8%(9)
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