The most racially diverse public schools in Hardin County, Texas
18 public schools in Hardin County, Texas appear in this ranking of the most racially diverse public schools, ranked by how small the single largest racial or ethnic group is, so no one group dominates. KOUNTZE EL leads the list at 64.0%, against a median of 70.9% across the ranked schools.
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| # | School | City | Largest group |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | KOUNTZE EL | KOUNTZE, TX | 64.0% White (215) |
| 2 | EDWARDS-JOHNSON MEMORIAL MIDDLE | SILSBEE, TX | 64.2% White (383) |
| 3 | SILSBEE EL | SILSBEE, TX | 65.3% White (601) |
| 4 | SILSBEE H S | SILSBEE, TX | 65.4% White (516) |
| 5 | HARDIN-JEFFERSON H S | SOUR LAKE, TX | 67.1% White (525) |
| 6 | LAURA REEVES PRI | SILSBEE, TX | 68.3% White (192) |
| 7 | KOUNTZE INT | KOUNTZE, TX | 69.3% White (178) |
| 8 | HARDIN-JEFFERSON J H | SOUR LAKE TX, TX | 70.3% White (461) |
| 9 | KOUNTZE MIDDLE | KOUNTZE, TX | 70.4% White (162) |
| 10 | KOUNTZE H S | KOUNTZE, TX | 71.3% White (234) |
| 11 | LUMBERTON EARLY CHILDHOOD SCH | LUMBERTON, TX | 77.3% White (306) |
| 12 | SOUR LAKE EL | SOUR LAKE, TX | 80.6% White (580) |
| 13 | LUMBERTON MIDDLE | LUMBERTON, TX | 81.7% White (750) |
| 14 | LUMBERTON INT | LUMBERTON, TX | 83.6% White (825) |
| 15 | LUMBERTON H S | LUMBERTON, TX | 83.7% White (1,031) |
| 16 | LUMBERTON PRI | LUMBERTON, TX | 84.7% White (486) |
| 17 | WEST HARDIN EL | SARATOGA, TX | 86.1% White (241) |
| 18 | WEST HARDIN H S | SARATOGA, TX | 89.8% White (228) |
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