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The public elementary schools with the highest share of White students in Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region, Connecticut

This ranking covers the public elementary schools with the highest share of White students in Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region, Connecticut, drawn from 29 qualifying public elementary schools. Burr District Elementary School leads the list at 94.2%, against a median of 78.5% across the ranked schools.

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Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region, Connecticut

Top % White

94.2%

Median % White

78.5%

MOST WHITE · LOWER CONNECTICUT RIVER VALLEY PLANNING REGION, CONNECTICUT

#	School	City	District	Students	White students	% White
1	Burr District Elementary School	Higganum, CT	Regional School District 17	278	262	94.2%
2	East Haddam Elementary School	Moodus, CT	East Haddam School District	340	307	90.3%
3	Middlefield Memorial School	Middlefield, CT	Regional School District 13	206	185	89.8%
4	Haddam-Killingworth Intermediate School	Killingworth, CT	Regional School District 17	280	250	89.3%
5	Center School	East Hampton, CT	East Hampton School District	251	222	88.5%
6	John Lyman School	Middlefield, CT	Regional School District 13	207	183	88.4%
7	Killingworth Elementary School	Higganum, CT	Regional School District 17	257	226	87.9%
8	Chester Elementary School	Chester, CT	Chester School District	198	173	87.4%
9	Deep River Elementary School	Deep River, CT	Deep River School District	189	165	87.3%
10	Mile Creek School	Old Lyme, CT	Regional School District 18	334	291	87.1%
11	Lyme Consolidated School	Lyme, CT	Regional School District 18	226	196	86.7%
12	Memorial School	East Hampton, CT	East Hampton School District	511	431	84.3%
13	Frederick Brewster School	Durham, CT	Regional School District 13	214	179	83.6%
14	Essex Elementary School	Centerbrook, CT	Essex School District	307	254	82.7%
15	Valley View School	Portland, CT	Portland School District	219	172	78.5%
16	Kathleen E. Goodwin School	Old Saybrook, CT	Old Saybrook School District	383	291	76.0%
17	Gildersleeve School	Portland, CT	Portland School District	253	180	71.2%
18	Daisy Ingraham School	Westbrook, CT	Westbrook School District	292	204	69.9%
19	Lewin G. Joel Jr. School	Clinton, CT	Clinton School District	532	364	68.4%
20	Edna C. Stevens School	Cromwell, CT	Cromwell School District	413	280	67.8%
21	Woodside Intermediate School	Cromwell, CT	Cromwell School District	440	287	65.2%
22	Moody School	Middletown, CT	Middletown School District	212	109	51.4%
23	Wesley School	Middletown, CT	Middletown School District	214	102	47.7%
24	Lawrence School	Middletown, CT	Middletown School District	305	144	47.2%
25	Spencer School	Middletown, CT	Middletown School District	237	88	37.1%
26	Farm Hill School	Middletown, CT	Middletown School District	316	113	35.8%
27	Snow School	Middletown, CT	Middletown School District	340	105	30.9%
28	Bielefield School	Middletown, CT	Middletown School District	251	72	28.7%
29	MacDonough School	Middletown, CT	Middletown School District	218	52	23.9%

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Racial and ethnic enrollment shares are factual figures reported by each school to the federal government (NCES). This list describes the composition of student bodies and is not an evaluation or endorsement of any school.

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