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

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public high schools in Johnson County, Texas, drawn from 12 qualifying public high schools. Keene High School leads the list at 66.2%, against a median of 54.5% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
12
Johnson County, Texas
Top Diversity index
66.2%
Median Diversity index
54.5%
MOST DIVERSE · JOHNSON COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityStudentsDiversity index% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1Keene High SchoolKEENE, TX37366.2%41.0%(153)3.0%(11)38.9%(145)0.8%(3)
2Burleson High SchoolBURLESON, TX1,79160.8%55.3%(990)10.0%(179)27.3%(488)2.4%(43)
3Cleburne High SchoolCLEBURNE, TX1,84960.3%42.6%(788)3.8%(70)46.0%(850)0.5%(9)
4Burleson Centennial High SchoolBURLESON, TX2,06160.2%54.0%(1,113)10.9%(224)30.6%(630)0.8%(16)
5Alvarado High SchoolALVARADO, TX1,16356.4%42.5%(494)3.4%(39)50.4%(586)0.2%(2)
6Godley High SchoolGODLEY, TX86855.5%56.0%(486)4.4%(38)35.8%(311)0.2%(2)
7Joshua H S Ninth Grade CampusJOSHUA, TX46753.5%58.5%(273)2.8%(13)34.9%(163)0.9%(4)
8Joshua High SchoolJOSHUA, TX1,31353.3%59.0%(775)3.5%(46)34.1%(448)0.9%(12)
9Venus High SchoolVENUS, TX71750.6%26.1%(187)5.2%(37)65.0%(466)0.8%(6)
10Game Development Design School at Burleson ISDBURLESON, TX32343.5%72.8%(235)4.0%(13)18.0%(58)0.6%(2)
11Grandview High SchoolGRANDVIEW, TX41440.2%74.4%(308)2.2%(9)20.8%(86)0.2%(1)
12Rio Vista High SchoolRIO VISTA, TX29640.2%74.7%(221)1.0%(3)19.6%(58)0.0%(0)
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