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The most racially diverse public schools in Montague County, Texas

Across Montague County, Texas, 6 public schools are ranked here, ranked by how small the single largest racial or ethnic group is, so no one group dominates. NOCONA H S leads the list at 61.6%, against a median of 72.4% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
6
Montague County, Texas
Best Largest group
61.6%
Median Largest group
72.4%
MOST DIVERSE · MONTAGUE COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityStudentsLargest group% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1NOCONA H SNOCONA, TX25861.6% White (159)61.6%(159)1.6%(4)32.6%(84)0.0%(0)
2NOCONA ELNOCONA, TX35164.1% White (225)64.1%(225)0.3%(1)31.6%(111)0.8%(3)
3BOWIE J HBOWIE, TX34471.8% White (247)71.8%(247)0.6%(2)20.1%(69)1.2%(4)
4BOWIE H SBOWIE, TX46773.0% White (341)73.0%(341)1.3%(6)20.3%(95)0.6%(3)
5BOWIE ELBOWIE, TX35074.9% White (262)74.9%(262)0.9%(3)20.9%(73)0.0%(0)
6BOWIE INTBOWIE, TX34275.2% White (257)75.2%(257)0.0%(0)21.1%(72)0.3%(1)
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