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The most racially diverse public schools in Johnson County, Texas · page 2

Ranks 51–60 of the most racially diverse public schools in Johnson County, Texas. Back to page 1.

MOST DIVERSE · JOHNSON COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityStudentsDiversity index% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
51Lillian Elementary SchoolALVARADO, TX30946.7%28.2%(87)1.6%(5)67.3%(208)0.3%(1)
52Legacy Elementary SchoolGODLEY, TX50245.6%70.1%(352)4.6%(23)22.3%(112)0.2%(1)
53Academy at Nola DunnBURLESON, TX66843.6%72.5%(484)3.3%(22)18.7%(125)0.1%(1)
54Game Development Design School at Burleson ISDBURLESON, TX32343.5%72.8%(235)4.0%(13)18.0%(58)0.6%(2)
55Grandview Elementary SchoolGRANDVIEW, TX64343.1%72.2%(464)2.0%(13)21.6%(139)0.0%(0)
56Rio Vista Elementary SchoolRIO VISTA, TX50741.6%73.4%(372)0.4%(2)20.9%(106)0.0%(0)
57Grandview High SchoolGRANDVIEW, TX41440.2%74.4%(308)2.2%(9)20.8%(86)0.2%(1)
58Rio Vista High SchoolRIO VISTA, TX29640.2%74.7%(221)1.0%(3)19.6%(58)0.0%(0)
59Rio Vista Middle SchoolRIO VISTA, TX22939.4%75.1%(172)0.0%(0)20.1%(46)0.0%(0)
60Grandview Junior High SchoolGRANDVIEW, TX31638.4%76.3%(241)0.9%(3)18.4%(58)0.3%(1)
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