Diversity at Lloyd

By: Mahfoudh Mohamed & Andrew Stookey

Lloyd is one of the most diverse high schools in Northern Kentucky, second to Holmes High School. We have a 25% minority toll with only 558 people. We have an excellent ESL program with kids learning English faster than ever. Our high minority number is helping us as we’ve received a bronze medal for being one of the top high schools in America.

Our diversity comes in many groups of people as well. We have a high number of African American enrolled students, with 13%. Our Hispanic, Asian, Hawaiian, and American Indian students make up the rest of our minority groups. 

With such a diverse student body, Lloyd has extremely good test scores. 10% of the students testing distinguished, and 50% being proficient, which places Lloyd up with some of the top high schools in the state. Lloyd also has on average more students proficient in English than the entire state does.

Lloyd is split fairly even, with 49% of students being male, and 51% female, and contains a total of 558 students, with a 15:1 student to teacher ratio. 

All in all, Lloyd is one of the most diverse, proficient high schools in Northern Kentucky, and even the state. With our wide range of student ethnicity, our high test scores, and the extraordinary student to teacher ratio, Lloyd is really one of the best schools in the area.