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The most racially diverse public middle schools in Grayson County, Texas

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public middle schools in Grayson County, Texas, drawn from 12 qualifying public middle schools. Piner Middle School leads the list at 67.5%, against a median of 52.4% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
12
Grayson County, Texas
Top Diversity index
67.5%
Median Diversity index
52.4%
MOST DIVERSE · GRAYSON COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityStudentsDiversity index% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1Piner Middle SchoolSHERMAN, TX83167.5%34.1%(283)10.7%(89)43.8%(364)3.7%(31)
2B McDaniel Intermediate SchoolDENISON, TX70863.7%52.5%(372)8.6%(61)25.9%(183)0.7%(5)
3Sherman Middle SchoolSHERMAN, TX86962.2%26.4%(229)13.0%(113)53.7%(467)1.4%(12)
4Henry Scott Middle SchoolDENISON, TX73362.1%55.5%(407)9.4%(69)22.6%(166)0.7%(5)
5Howe Middle SchoolHOWE, TX28154.8%56.6%(159)1.1%(3)35.9%(101)1.4%(4)
6Van Alstyne Junior High SchoolVAN ALSTYNE, TX40553.6%63.0%(255)3.2%(13)25.2%(102)2.7%(11)
7Van Alstyne Middle SchoolVAN ALSTYNE, TX43351.1%65.6%(284)3.7%(16)23.3%(101)2.1%(9)
8Whitesboro Middle SchoolWHITESBORO, TX37247.0%68.5%(255)0.5%(2)23.7%(88)0.0%(0)
9S and S Cons Middle SchoolSADLER, TX29845.6%70.5%(210)1.7%(5)20.8%(62)1.0%(3)
10Gunter Middle SchoolGUNTER, TX37541.0%73.9%(277)1.3%(5)20.8%(78)0.8%(3)
11Pritchard Junior High SchoolBELLS, TX23136.9%78.3%(181)0.4%(1)10.4%(24)0.4%(1)
12Pottsboro Middle SchoolPOTTSBORO, TX44033.4%80.7%(355)0.7%(3)10.0%(44)0.2%(1)
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