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The most racially diverse public schools in Orange County, Texas

Across Orange County, Texas, 23 public schools are ranked here, ranked by how small the single largest racial or ethnic group is, so no one group dominates. WEST ORANGE-STARK MIDDLE leads the list at 51.6%, against a median of 72.7% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Orange County, Texas

Best Largest group

51.6%

Median Largest group

72.7%

MOST DIVERSE · ORANGE COUNTY, TEXAS

#	School	City	Students	Largest group	% White	% Black	% Hispanic	% Asian
1	WEST ORANGE-STARK MIDDLE	ORANGE, TX	492	51.6% Black (254)	15.8%(78)	51.6%(254)	24.4%(120)	0.0%(0)
2	WEST ORANGE-STARK EL	ORANGE, TX	1,133	52.1% Black (590)	18.1%(205)	52.1%(590)	23.0%(261)	0.4%(5)
3	WEST ORANGE-STARK H S	ORANGE, TX	659	55.7% Black (367)	12.1%(80)	55.7%(367)	25.5%(168)	0.8%(5)
4	M B NORTH E C LRN CTR	ORANGE, TX	308	57.5% Black (177)	16.6%(51)	57.5%(177)	18.5%(57)	0.0%(0)
5	LITTLE CYPRESS EL	ORANGE, TX	673	67.2% White (452)	67.2%(452)	12.8%(86)	15.4%(104)	0.7%(5)
6	LITTLE CYPRESS INT	ORANGE, TX	344	69.5% White (239)	69.5%(239)	14.5%(50)	9.9%(34)	1.7%(6)
7	BRIDGE CITY EL	BRIDGE CITY, TX	813	69.5% White (565)	69.5%(565)	2.1%(17)	22.5%(183)	1.6%(13)
8	LITTLE CYPRESS J H	ORANGE, TX	523	69.6% White (364)	69.6%(364)	10.5%(55)	13.4%(70)	1.3%(7)
9	BRIDGE CITY MIDDLE	BRIDGE CITY, TX	715	70.2% White (502)	70.2%(502)	1.1%(8)	22.1%(158)	3.5%(25)
10	BRIDGE CITY INT	BRIDGE CITY, TX	738	70.3% White (519)	70.3%(519)	1.4%(10)	21.7%(160)	1.4%(10)
11	BRIDGE CITY H S	BRIDGE CITY, TX	891	71.9% White (641)	71.9%(641)	1.6%(14)	21.3%(190)	2.2%(20)
12	LIT CYPR-MRCEVILLE H S	ORANGE, TX	1,001	72.7% White (728)	72.7%(728)	7.4%(74)	13.8%(138)	1.6%(16)
13	MAURICEVILLE EL	ORANGE, TX	507	75.2% White (381)	75.2%(381)	1.0%(5)	18.9%(96)	0.4%(2)
14	OAK FOREST EL	VIDOR, TX	671	80.2% White (538)	80.2%(538)	0.1%(1)	13.7%(92)	1.5%(10)
15	MAURICEVILLE MIDDLE	ORANGE, TX	272	80.9% White (220)	80.9%(220)	2.2%(6)	11.4%(31)	0.0%(0)
16	VIDOR EL	VIDOR, TX	528	81.1% White (428)	81.1%(428)	0.4%(2)	15.0%(79)	0.0%(0)
17	ORANGEFIELD EL	ORANGEFIELD, TX	828	81.4% White (674)	81.4%(674)	0.6%(5)	12.8%(106)	1.2%(10)
18	ORANGEFIELD H S	ORANGEFIELD, TX	563	81.7% White (460)	81.7%(460)	1.2%(7)	12.6%(71)	1.4%(8)
19	PINE FOREST EL	VIDOR, TX	525	85.1% White (447)	85.1%(447)	0.0%(0)	8.2%(43)	2.1%(11)
20	VIDOR H S	VIDOR, TX	1,175	85.4% White (1,003)	85.4%(1,003)	0.3%(4)	11.8%(139)	0.7%(8)
21	VIDOR J H	VIDOR, TX	612	86.1% White (527)	86.1%(527)	0.2%(1)	10.9%(67)	0.7%(4)
22	VIDOR MIDDLE	VIDOR, TX	653	86.7% White (566)	86.7%(566)	0.1%(1)	9.7%(63)	0.1%(1)
23	ORANGEFIELD J H	ORANGEFIELD, TX	390	86.9% White (339)	86.9%(339)	0.8%(3)	9.0%(35)	0.3%(1)

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