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The most racially diverse public high schools in Waco, Texas

Across Waco, Texas, 7 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the diversity index, the chance that two students picked at random belong to different racial or ethnic groups. Connally High School leads the list at 67.0%, against a median of 56.7% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Waco, Texas

Top Diversity index

67.0%

Median Diversity index

56.7%

MOST DIVERSE · WACO, TEXAS

#	School	City	Students	Diversity index	% White	% Black	% Hispanic	% Asian
1	Connally High School	WACO, TX	614	67.0%	18.4%(113)	35.7%(219)	40.9%(251)	0.3%(2)
2	Midway High School	WACO, TX	2,687	64.1%	52.4%(1,407)	12.2%(329)	25.6%(688)	4.7%(126)
3	Paul and Jane Meyer Public High School	WACO, TX	233	63.1%	20.6%(48)	22.8%(53)	52.4%(122)	1.3%(3)
4	La Vega High School	WACO, TX	881	56.7%	11.0%(97)	27.4%(241)	58.8%(518)	0.2%(2)
5	Waco High School	WACO, TX	1,885	55.1%	8.3%(156)	29.7%(559)	59.5%(1,121)	0.4%(7)
6	Bosqueville High School	WACO, TX	227	45.9%	69.2%(157)	3.1%(7)	24.7%(56)	0.4%(1)
7	University High School	WACO, TX	1,752	44.4%	4.8%(85)	22.4%(393)	71.0%(1,243)	0.2%(3)

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