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The most racially diverse public high schools in Denton County, Texas

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public high schools in Denton County, Texas, drawn from 29 qualifying public high schools. Leadership Prep School Secondary leads the list at 76.8%, against a median of 65.8% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
29
Denton County, Texas
Top Diversity index
76.8%
Median Diversity index
65.8%
MOST DIVERSE · DENTON COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityStudentsDiversity index% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1Leadership Prep School SecondaryFRISCO, TX89176.8%32.1%(286)18.2%(162)21.4%(191)21.3%(190)
2Lone Star High SchoolFRISCO, TX2,00475.9%34.5%(691)16.4%(328)16.8%(336)25.1%(503)
3Hebron High SchoolCARROLLTON, TX3,66875.9%27.8%(1,020)14.7%(540)22.1%(810)30.1%(1,106)
4Panther Creek High SchoolFRISCO, TX1,25375.5%25.7%(322)22.7%(284)12.5%(157)33.1%(415)
5The Colony High SchoolTHE COLONY, TX1,80371.2%29.7%(535)16.0%(289)40.6%(732)8.1%(146)
6Ray Braswell High SchoolAUBREY, TX2,81270.8%23.7%(667)41.2%(1,158)24.9%(699)4.3%(120)
7Little Elm High SchoolLITTLE ELM, TX2,51970.1%27.7%(698)21.4%(539)41.5%(1,046)3.6%(92)
8Aubrey High SchoolAUBREY, TX1,13568.9%44.0%(500)18.9%(215)27.7%(314)3.0%(34)
9Harmony Science Academy - CarrolltonCARROLLTON, TX56468.4%10.6%(60)14.0%(79)47.0%(265)25.2%(142)
10Denton High SchoolDENTON, TX2,08367.9%36.4%(758)16.4%(342)39.9%(831)3.3%(69)
11Ryan High SchoolDENTON, TX2,05167.1%28.0%(575)20.0%(410)45.6%(936)2.0%(42)
12James M Steele Early College High SchoolROANOKE, TX30966.9%48.5%(150)13.9%(43)25.9%(80)9.1%(28)
13The Lagrone AcademyDENTON, TX21266.8%45.3%(96)18.4%(39)30.2%(64)1.9%(4)
14Reedy High SchoolFRISCO, TX2,20165.9%37.6%(828)4.7%(103)10.6%(233)43.0%(946)
15Lake Dallas High SchoolCORINTH, TX1,28365.8%44.5%(571)9.3%(120)36.1%(463)3.4%(43)
16Northwest High SchoolJUSTIN, TX2,67265.4%47.9%(1,280)13.8%(370)30.8%(823)3.3%(88)
17Flower Mound High SchoolFLOWER MOUND, TX3,42664.6%50.2%(1,721)3.1%(105)13.9%(475)28.3%(968)
18Guyer High SchoolDENTON, TX2,57763.0%51.3%(1,323)8.3%(215)30.9%(797)5.1%(131)
19Wakeland High SchoolFRISCO, TX2,23062.9%54.8%(1,223)5.0%(111)12.4%(276)22.2%(496)
20Creekview High SchoolCARROLLTON, TX1,68661.9%15.5%(262)11.4%(193)57.5%(969)10.8%(182)
21Byron Nelson High SchoolTROPHY CLUB, TX2,96960.1%58.3%(1,730)10.2%(302)20.7%(615)7.2%(213)
22Founders Classical Academy Corinth - Upper SchoolCORINTH, TX50958.8%59.7%(304)6.7%(34)21.0%(107)6.7%(34)
23Lewisville High SchoolLEWISVILLE, TX4,00157.9%11.1%(442)18.9%(754)60.7%(2,429)5.7%(229)
24Marcus High SchoolFLOWER MOUND, TX2,99856.9%61.9%(1,857)4.3%(129)18.2%(546)10.5%(315)
25Sanger High SchoolSANGER, TX82756.8%54.9%(454)3.3%(27)35.7%(295)1.0%(8)
26Pilot Point High SchoolPILOT POINT, TX48255.7%42.7%(206)2.7%(13)50.8%(245)0.4%(2)
27Argyle High SchoolFLOWER MOUND, TX1,64455.7%63.2%(1,039)3.0%(49)16.1%(264)12.0%(198)
28Krum High SchoolKRUM, TX77655.7%57.2%(444)3.7%(29)33.6%(261)1.4%(11)
29Ponder High SchoolPONDER, TX55754.0%57.1%(318)1.8%(10)36.5%(203)0.7%(4)
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