Listed below are school districts with the highest minority students (2026-27).
The highest school district for minority is Baboquivari Unified School District #40 (4412) (AZ) with 100%. The lowest school district for minority is Menno School District 33-2 (SD) with 1%.
Minority Range: 13%
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Avg. Minority: 57%
Highest Average Public School Minority Breakdown By School District (2026-27)
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Frequently Asked Questions
What districts have the public schools with the highest average percent of minority students?
The districts with the highest average percent of minority students are Baboquivari Unified School District #40 (4412), AZ (100% average percent of minority students), Red Mesa Unified District (4159), AZ (100% average percent of minority students) and Hempstead Union Free School District, NY (100% average percent of minority students).
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