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The most racially diverse public schools in Smith County, Texas

57 public schools in Smith County, Texas appear in this ranking of the most racially diverse public schools, ranked by the diversity index, the chance that two students picked at random belong to different racial or ethnic groups. Clarkston Elementary School leads the list at 71.8%, against a median of 55.6% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Smith County, Texas

Top Diversity index

71.8%

Median Diversity index

55.6%

MOST DIVERSE · SMITH COUNTY, TEXAS

#	School	City	Students	Diversity index	% White	% Black	% Hispanic	% Asian
1	Clarkston Elementary School	TYLER, TX	394	71.8%	29.4%(116)	37.8%(149)	20.8%(82)	2.3%(9)
2	Cumberland Academy Lower Elementary School	TYLER, TX	459	71.7%	36.6%(168)	23.1%(106)	29.6%(136)	2.0%(9)
3	Rice Elementary School	TYLER, TX	613	71.4%	40.6%(249)	27.7%(170)	18.8%(115)	3.9%(24)
4	Hubbard Middle School	TYLER, TX	869	71.2%	36.9%(321)	24.1%(209)	29.8%(259)	2.4%(21)
5	Tyler Legacy High School	TYLER, TX	2,770	71.0%	36.6%(1,014)	25.1%(696)	30.0%(831)	3.2%(88)
6	Cumberland Academy Upper Elementary School	TYLER, TX	392	70.4%	35.0%(137)	26.5%(104)	31.9%(125)	2.8%(11)
7	Three Lakes Middle School	TYLER, TX	948	70.2%	37.8%(358)	26.7%(253)	28.6%(271)	1.7%(16)
8	Cumberland Academy Middle School	TYLER, TX	361	69.2%	42.4%(153)	19.7%(71)	29.4%(106)	3.6%(13)
9	Cumberland High School	TYLER, TX	503	68.4%	43.7%(220)	20.7%(104)	28.2%(142)	3.2%(16)
10	Dr Bryan C Jack Elementary School	TYLER, TX	706	68.2%	49.0%(346)	17.9%(126)	19.0%(134)	7.5%(53)
11	Winona Middle School	WINONA, TX	265	68.1%	37.0%(98)	21.5%(57)	36.6%(97)	0.8%(2)
12	Winona High School	WINONA, TX	319	67.9%	35.1%(112)	20.7%(66)	39.2%(125)	0.3%(1)
13	Winona Elementary School	WINONA, TX	582	67.4%	36.6%(213)	18.0%(105)	39.7%(231)	0.5%(3)
14	Wise Elementary School	TYLER, TX	593	67.0%	30.0%(178)	20.1%(119)	44.4%(263)	0.3%(2)
15	Mozelle Brown Elementary School	WHITEHOUSE, TX	575	66.3%	51.5%(296)	18.6%(107)	17.7%(102)	5.6%(32)
16	Caldwell Arts Academy	TYLER, TX	618	65.8%	34.0%(210)	19.6%(121)	43.4%(268)	0.8%(5)
17	J W Holloway Sixth Grade School	WHITEHOUSE, TX	355	61.5%	57.2%(203)	14.7%(52)	17.8%(63)	4.8%(17)
18	Chapel Hill Junior High School	TYLER, TX	426	61.0%	18.8%(80)	18.3%(78)	56.3%(240)	0.7%(3)
19	Chapel Hill High School	TYLER, TX	990	60.9%	21.5%(213)	19.1%(189)	55.5%(549)	0.6%(6)
20	Owens Elementary School	TYLER, TX	712	60.4%	57.3%(408)	15.3%(109)	20.4%(145)	1.5%(11)
21	Bell Elementary School	TYLER, TX	540	60.4%	11.7%(63)	26.7%(144)	55.6%(300)	0.2%(1)
22	Woods Elementary School	TYLER, TX	810	59.6%	58.0%(470)	16.8%(136)	19.1%(155)	0.7%(6)
23	W L Kissam Intermediate School	TYLER, TX	675	59.6%	21.5%(145)	15.8%(107)	57.5%(388)	0.3%(2)
24	Tyler ISD Early College High School	TYLER, TX	447	58.5%	18.3%(82)	15.9%(71)	59.5%(266)	3.1%(14)
25	Jones Elementary School	TYLER, TX	355	58.4%	6.8%(24)	48.2%(171)	42.3%(150)	0.0%(0)
26	Peete Elementary School	TYLER, TX	385	57.6%	4.4%(17)	43.6%(168)	48.0%(185)	0.5%(2)
27	Dixie Elementary School	TYLER, TX	619	57.4%	10.0%(62)	26.3%(163)	58.6%(363)	0.2%(1)
28	Whitehouse High School	WHITEHOUSE, TX	1,404	57.0%	61.8%(868)	13.0%(182)	16.7%(234)	3.7%(52)
29	Whitehouse Junior High School	WHITEHOUSE, TX	751	55.6%	63.4%(476)	13.2%(99)	14.7%(110)	3.1%(23)
30	Arp Elementary School	ARP, TX	455	55.5%	62.6%(285)	12.1%(55)	18.7%(85)	0.2%(1)
31	Velma Penny Elementary School	LINDALE, TX	517	54.2%	63.4%(328)	6.2%(32)	21.7%(112)	1.0%(5)
32	Stanton-Smith Elementary School	WHITEHOUSE, TX	486	54.2%	65.0%(316)	10.3%(50)	13.8%(67)	3.5%(17)
33	Early Childhood Center	LINDALE, TX	462	53.9%	63.9%(295)	8.4%(39)	20.8%(96)	1.7%(8)
34	A W Orr El - Cp	TYLER, TX	247	53.5%	4.0%(10)	33.6%(83)	59.1%(146)	0.4%(1)
35	Gus Winston Cain Elementary School	WHITEHOUSE, TX	508	53.3%	65.0%(330)	11.8%(60)	16.9%(86)	1.0%(5)
36	The Leadership Academy	TYLER, TX	332	52.8%	66.0%(219)	3.9%(13)	16.0%(53)	8.1%(27)
37	Arp High School	ARP, TX	308	52.6%	65.3%(201)	13.3%(41)	16.9%(52)	0.3%(1)
38	E J Moss Intermediate School	LINDALE, TX	1,082	52.5%	65.2%(705)	6.0%(65)	20.6%(223)	1.3%(14)
39	Arp Junior High School	ARP, TX	245	52.4%	66.1%(162)	12.7%(31)	13.9%(34)	0.8%(2)
40	Boulter Middle School	TYLER, TX	901	52.0%	3.9%(35)	32.7%(295)	60.9%(549)	0.3%(3)
41	T J Austin Elementary School	TYLER, TX	359	51.3%	3.6%(13)	32.6%(117)	61.6%(221)	0.0%(0)
42	Lindale Junior High School	LINDALE, TX	695	51.2%	66.6%(463)	5.8%(40)	19.1%(133)	1.1%(8)
43	Lindale High School	LINDALE, TX	1,338	50.8%	66.7%(893)	6.0%(80)	20.2%(270)	1.9%(26)
44	Jackson Elementary School	TYLER, TX	388	50.7%	9.0%(35)	19.6%(76)	66.8%(259)	1.0%(4)
45	College Street Elementary School	LINDALE, TX	512	49.9%	67.2%(344)	4.9%(25)	20.9%(107)	1.2%(6)
46	H L Higgins Elementary School	WHITEHOUSE, TX	597	49.1%	69.0%(412)	7.0%(42)	15.4%(92)	2.2%(13)
47	Troup Middle School	TROUP, TX	254	48.1%	68.9%(175)	8.7%(22)	18.9%(48)	0.0%(0)
48	Orr Elementary School	TYLER, TX	460	47.9%	3.7%(17)	29.4%(135)	65.9%(303)	0.0%(0)
49	Troup High School	TROUP, TX	311	46.8%	70.4%(219)	10.9%(34)	15.4%(48)	0.0%(0)
50	Griffin Elementary School	TYLER, TX	649	46.7%	2.3%(15)	28.8%(187)	67.0%(435)	0.0%(0)

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