Attending a diverse school can impact the way a child sees the world.
Niche, a resource known for its comprehensive rankings and data on locations and educational institutions, has released its 2024 rankings for the most diverse educational environments, focusing on Wayne County schools. This list highlights schools that excel in ethnic and economic diversity from middle school to high school levels.
These statistics were calculated based on ethnic and economic diversity statistics by city from the U.S. Census. You can find the full methodology here.
See the ranking of the top 28 most diverse Wayne county schools as well as its overall Niche grade below.
- Van Buren Public Schools, Belleville (B)
- Wayne-Westland Community School District, Westland (C+)
- Clarenceville School District, Livonia (B-)
- Summit Academy North, Romulus (C+)
- Woodhaven-Brownstown School District, Woodhaven (A)
- Southgate Community School District, Southgate (B-)
- Lincoln Park Public Schools, Lincoln Park (C)
- Dearborn Heights School District No. 7, Dearborn Heights (C)
- Taylor School District, Taylor (C)
- Tipton Academy, Garden City (C+)
- Plymouth-Canton Community Schools, Plymouth (A)
- Melvindale-North Allen Park Schools, Melvindale (C+)
- Frontier International Academy, Detroit (C)
- Hamtramck Public Schools, Hamtramck (C)
- Wyandotte Public Schools, Wyandotte (B)
- Romulus Community Schools, Romulus (C)
- W-A-Y Academy, Detroit (D-)
- Riverview Community School District, Riverview (B+)
- South Redford School District, Redford (C+)
- Redford Union Schools District No. 1, Redford (D+)
- Garden City Public Schools, Garden City (C)
- Livonia Public Schools School District, Livonia (A-)
- Northville Public Schools, Northville (A+)
- River Rouge Public Schools, River Rouge (C-)
- Gibraltar School District, Woodhaven (B)
- Westwood Community School District, Dearborn Heights (D+)
- Flat Rock Community Schools, Flat Rock (C+)
- Detroit Public Schools Community School District, Detroit (C)
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