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The public middle schools with the highest share of White students in Jefferson County, Alabama

This ranking covers the public middle schools with the highest share of White students in Jefferson County, Alabama, drawn from 32 qualifying public middle schools. Mountain Brook Junior High School leads the list at 94.0%, against a median of 6.7% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Jefferson County, Alabama

Top % White

94.0%

Median % White

6.7%

MOST WHITE · JEFFERSON COUNTY, ALABAMA

#	School	City	District	Students	White students	% White
1	Mountain Brook Junior High School	Mountain Brook, AL	Mountain Brook City	1,005	945	94.0%
2	Corner Middle School	Warrior, AL	Jefferson County	437	410	93.8%
3	North Jefferson Middle School	Kimberly, AL	Jefferson County	669	559	83.6%
4	Pizitz Middle School	Vestavia, AL	Vestavia Hills City	1,131	934	82.6%
5	Liberty Park Middle School	Vestavia, AL	Vestavia Hills City	514	408	79.4%
6	HewittTrussville Middle School	Trussville, AL	Trussville City	1,163	854	73.4%
7	Homewood Middle School	Homewood, AL	Homewood City	1,000	670	67.0%
8	Leeds Middle School	Leeds, AL	Leeds City	452	256	56.6%
9	Bragg Middle School	Gardendale, AL	Jefferson County	731	402	55.0%
10	Ira F Simmons Middle School	Hoover, AL	Hoover City	860	448	52.1%
11	Jefferson County International Baccalaureate School	Pleasant Grove, AL	Jefferson County	345	143	41.5%
12	Hueytown Middle School	Hueytown, AL	Jefferson County	755	150	19.9%
13	McAdory Middle School	McCalla, AL	Jefferson County	841	122	14.5%
14	Rudd Middle School	Pinson, AL	Jefferson County	648	93	14.3%
15	Irondale Middle School	Irondale, AL	Jefferson County	430	37	8.6%
16	ClayChalkville Middle School	Trussville, AL	Jefferson County	952	72	7.6%
17	Minor Middle School	Adamsville, AL	Jefferson County	668	39	5.8%
18	i3 Academy Phase 2	Birmingham, AL	i3 Academy	400	12	3.0%
19	Rutledge School	Midfield, AL	Midfield City	288	8	2.8%
20	WE Putnam Middle SchoolMagnet	Birmingham, AL	Birmingham City	184	4	2.2%
21	Huffman Middle School	Birmingham, AL	Birmingham City	384	7	1.8%
22	Ossie Ware Mitchell Middle School	Birmingham, AL	Birmingham City	330	5	1.5%
23	Smith Middle School	Birmingham, AL	Birmingham City	336	5	1.5%
24	Green Acres Middle School	Birmingham, AL	Birmingham City	309	4	1.3%
25	Bessemer City Middle School	Bessemer, AL	Bessemer City	616	5	0.8%
26	Wilkerson Middle School	Birmingham, AL	Birmingham City	424	3	0.7%
27	Erwin Middle School	Center Point, AL	Jefferson County	585	3	0.5%
28	Empower Community School Upper Campus	Bessemer, AL	Empower Schools of Alabama	211	1	0.5%
29	Jones Valley Middle School	Birmingham, AL	Birmingham City	465	2	0.4%
30	Bush Hills STEAM Academy	Birmingham, AL	Birmingham City	370	0	0.0%
31	C J Donald Middle School	Fairfield, AL	Fairfield City	316	0	0.0%
32	Legacy Prep Intermediate	Birmingham, AL	Legacy Prep	219	0	0.0%

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