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The most racially diverse public high schools in Henrico County, Virginia

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public high schools in Henrico County, Virginia, drawn from 10 qualifying public high schools. John Randolph Tucker High leads the list at 30.2%, against a median of 56.3% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
10
Henrico County, Virginia
Best Largest group
30.2%
Median Largest group
56.3%
MOST DIVERSE · HENRICO COUNTY, VIRGINIA
#SchoolCityStudentsLargest group% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1John Randolph Tucker HighRichmond, VA2,13230.2% Hispanic (644)25.1%(535)19.6%(418)30.2%(644)18.6%(397)
2Hermitage HighRichmond, VA1,71940.7% Black (699)23.7%(408)40.7%(699)24.3%(417)5.3%(91)
3Deep Run HighGlen Allen, VA1,99243.2% White (861)43.2%(861)8.6%(171)6.5%(130)35.8%(714)
4Glen Allen HighGlen Allen, VA1,93951.0% White (988)51.0%(988)18.4%(357)8.8%(170)15.2%(294)
5Douglas S. Freeman HighRichmond, VA1,88153.4% White (1,005)53.4%(1,005)13.2%(249)19.7%(371)8.4%(159)
6Mills E. Godwin HighRichmond, VA1,70259.2% White (1,007)59.2%(1,007)9.4%(160)8.7%(148)16.8%(286)
7Henrico HighRichmond, VA1,30071.8% Black (934)10.0%(130)71.8%(934)6.8%(89)8.1%(105)
8Varina HighRichmond, VA1,42077.0% Black (1,093)12.2%(173)77.0%(1,093)5.7%(81)0.5%(7)
9Highland Springs HighHighland Springs, VA1,92877.4% Black (1,493)7.5%(144)77.4%(1,493)10.7%(207)1.2%(23)
10Armstrong HighRichmond, VA70985.5% Black (606)4.0%(28)85.5%(606)6.9%(49)0.7%(5)
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