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The most racially diverse public schools in Brown County, South Dakota

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public schools in Brown County, South Dakota, drawn from 10 qualifying public schools. May Overby Elementary - 09 leads the list at 60.2%, against a median of 67.9% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
10
Brown County, South Dakota
Best Largest group
60.2%
Median Largest group
67.9%
MOST DIVERSE · BROWN COUNTY, SOUTH DAKOTA
#SchoolCityStudentsLargest group% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1May Overby Elementary - 09Aberdeen, SD32760.2% White (197)60.2%(197)4.3%(14)13.2%(43)5.8%(19)
2Lincoln Elementary - 08Aberdeen, SD23361.4% White (143)61.4%(143)2.1%(5)13.3%(31)10.7%(25)
3Simmons Middle School - 03Aberdeen, SD46462.1% White (288)62.1%(288)2.8%(13)11.0%(51)5.4%(25)
4O M Tiffany Elementary - 11Aberdeen, SD30463.2% White (192)63.2%(192)2.6%(8)16.8%(51)2.3%(7)
5Simmons Elementary - 10Aberdeen, SD38667.6% White (261)67.6%(261)2.1%(8)17.9%(69)2.1%(8)
6Mike Miller Elementary - 07Aberdeen, SD28268.1% White (192)68.1%(192)1.4%(4)13.5%(38)3.9%(11)
7Central High School - 01Aberdeen, SD1,38473.8% White (1,022)73.8%(1,022)2.2%(31)8.7%(121)2.8%(38)
8Holgate Middle School - 02Aberdeen, SD49775.7% White (376)75.7%(376)1.2%(6)6.0%(30)3.4%(17)
9C C Lee Elementary - 05Aberdeen, SD35681.2% White (289)81.2%(289)1.7%(6)2.5%(9)1.7%(6)
10Groton Area Elementary - 02Groton, SD27890.3% White (251)90.3%(251)0.0%(0)2.9%(8)1.8%(5)
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