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The most racially diverse public elementary schools in Orange County, Texas

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public elementary schools in Orange County, Texas, drawn from 11 qualifying public elementary schools. WEST ORANGE-STARK EL leads the list at 52.1%, against a median of 70.3% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
11
Orange County, Texas
Best Largest group
52.1%
Median Largest group
70.3%
MOST DIVERSE · ORANGE COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityStudentsLargest group% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1WEST ORANGE-STARK ELORANGE, TX1,13352.1% Black (590)18.1%(205)52.1%(590)23.0%(261)0.4%(5)
2M B NORTH E C LRN CTRORANGE, TX30857.5% Black (177)16.6%(51)57.5%(177)18.5%(57)0.0%(0)
3LITTLE CYPRESS ELORANGE, TX67367.2% White (452)67.2%(452)12.8%(86)15.4%(104)0.7%(5)
4LITTLE CYPRESS INTORANGE, TX34469.5% White (239)69.5%(239)14.5%(50)9.9%(34)1.7%(6)
5BRIDGE CITY ELBRIDGE CITY, TX81369.5% White (565)69.5%(565)2.1%(17)22.5%(183)1.6%(13)
6BRIDGE CITY INTBRIDGE CITY, TX73870.3% White (519)70.3%(519)1.4%(10)21.7%(160)1.4%(10)
7MAURICEVILLE ELORANGE, TX50775.2% White (381)75.2%(381)1.0%(5)18.9%(96)0.4%(2)
8OAK FOREST ELVIDOR, TX67180.2% White (538)80.2%(538)0.1%(1)13.7%(92)1.5%(10)
9VIDOR ELVIDOR, TX52881.1% White (428)81.1%(428)0.4%(2)15.0%(79)0.0%(0)
10ORANGEFIELD ELORANGEFIELD, TX82881.4% White (674)81.4%(674)0.6%(5)12.8%(106)1.2%(10)
11PINE FOREST ELVIDOR, TX52585.1% White (447)85.1%(447)0.0%(0)8.2%(43)2.1%(11)
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