Diversity in Washington State High Schools

Washington state seems to have a pretty diverse population. Does this translate to the high school level? Can someone help me understand which are the most diverse high schools in Washington state?

You're correct that Washington state boasts a diverse population. While specific rankings can be dynamic based upon enrollment and shifting demographics, several Washington state high schools are often cited for exceptional diversity according to racial and ethnic backgrounds, languages spoken, socioeconomic status, and more.

For instance, Federal Way High School, located south of Seattle, is recognized for its diversity, with students representing numerous different nationalities. Similarly, Cleveland High School in Seattle, and Foster High School located in Tukwila, are among the schools recognized for their high levels of diversity.

In the Eastern part of the state, Lewis and Clark High School in Spokane is also considered quite diverse.

However, I'd urge you to consider not just overall diversity in considering a school. You might also want to investigate how inclusive a school's environment is, how diverse the teaching staff is, which foreign languages and cultures are taught and celebrated, how comprehensive the school's curriculum is in terms of global perspectives, and the school's range of diverse extracurricular activities. These factors can equally play a part in shaping a diverse and inclusive educational experience.

Of course, these are just a few examples, and there may be many other high schools in Washington state with significant diversity. It's always a good idea to research schools individually as you consider diversity as a factor.