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The most racially diverse public schools in Jackson County, Texas

Across Jackson County, Texas, 9 public schools are ranked here, ranked by how small the single largest racial or ethnic group is, so no one group dominates. EDNA INT leads the list at 44.1%, against a median of 60.2% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
9
Jackson County, Texas
Best Largest group
44.1%
Median Largest group
60.2%
MOST DIVERSE · JACKSON COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityStudentsLargest group% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1EDNA INTEDNA, TX20244.1% Hispanic (89)42.1%(85)5.9%(12)44.1%(89)1.0%(2)
2EDNA J HEDNA, TX31045.2% Hispanic (140)39.4%(122)12.6%(39)45.2%(140)1.0%(3)
3EDNA H SEDNA, TX45545.5% Hispanic (207)34.5%(157)14.7%(67)45.5%(207)2.2%(10)
4EDNA PRIEDNA, TX55147.7% Hispanic (263)39.8%(219)8.7%(48)47.7%(263)0.7%(4)
5GANADO H SGANADO, TX22160.2% Hispanic (133)35.8%(79)2.7%(6)60.2%(133)0.0%(0)
6INDUSTRIAL J HVANDERBILT, TX25463.0% White (160)63.0%(160)1.2%(3)34.3%(87)0.0%(0)
7GANADO ELGANADO, TX32163.2% Hispanic (203)35.5%(114)0.0%(0)63.2%(203)0.3%(1)
8INDUSTRIAL EL EASTVANDERBILT, TX26463.3% White (167)63.3%(167)0.8%(2)33.3%(88)0.0%(0)
9INDUSTRIAL H SVANDERBILT, TX34865.8% White (229)65.8%(229)0.9%(3)31.9%(111)0.0%(0)
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