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School Segregation
Source County Health Rankings 2024 (from National Center for Education Statistics) Provenance Academic · compiled · peer-reviewed Agency National Center for Education Statistics Years 2024 Unit index Geography County (2,914 published) Counted among County residents Coverage 90% of counties Highest Benson County, North Dakota, 66.9 Lowest Glasscock County, Texas, 0.1 How unevenly students of different races are spread across the schools in a county, from 0 to 100. A county can be diverse overall and still have segregated schools.
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Highest counties
County School Segregation Benson County, North Dakota 66.9 Apache County, Arizona 60.0 Thurston County, Nebraska 59.8 Blaine County, Montana 57.5 Pondera County, Montana 53.1 Hoonah-Angoon Census Area, Alaska 48.6 Jasper County, Mississippi 47.8 Wayne County, Michigan 46.7 St. Francis County, Arkansas 46.3 Franklin County, New York 46.1 Los Angeles County, California 46.0 Colfax County, Nebraska 43.8
Lowest counties
County School Segregation Glasscock County, Texas 0.1 Seminole County, Georgia 0.1 Covington city, Virginia 0.1 Cumberland County, Virginia 0.1 Stanton County, Kansas 0.1 Marion County, Georgia 0.1 Manassas Park city, Virginia 0.1 Hamilton County, Florida 0.1 Franklin County, Florida 0.2 McIntosh County, Georgia 0.2 Richmond County, Virginia 0.2 Appomattox County, Virginia 0.2
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