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The most racially diverse public schools in Addison County, Vermont

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public schools in Addison County, Vermont, drawn from 7 qualifying public schools. Vergennes Union Elementary School leads the list at 24.8%, against a median of 16.7% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
7
Addison County, Vermont
Top Diversity index
24.8%
Median Diversity index
16.7%
MOST DIVERSE · ADDISON COUNTY, VERMONT
#SchoolCityStudentsDiversity index% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1Vergennes Union Elementary SchoolVergennes, VT28024.8%86.4%(242)2.5%(7)5.4%(15)1.8%(5)
2Vergennes Union High SchoolVergennes, VT24519.0%89.8%(220)2.5%(6)4.9%(12)0.0%(0)
3Mary Hogan SchoolMiddlebury, VT48417.1%90.9%(440)3.1%(15)1.9%(9)3.3%(16)
4Middlebury Union High SchoolMiddlebury, VT52516.7%90.5%(475)2.3%(12)2.9%(15)2.5%(13)
5Bristol Elementary SchoolBristol, VT28414.6%92.3%(262)2.5%(7)4.9%(14)0.0%(0)
6Mt. Abraham Union High SchoolBristol, VT56013.6%92.9%(520)2.5%(14)2.9%(16)0.5%(3)
7Middlebury Union Middle SchoolMiddlebury, VT38111.1%94.2%(359)1.8%(7)2.1%(8)1.8%(7)
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