The public elementary schools with the highest share of White students in Bartholomew County, Indiana
12 public elementary schools in Bartholomew County, Indiana appear in this ranking of the public elementary schools with the highest share of White students, ranked by the share of students who are White, from federal NCES enrollment data. Rockcreek Elementary School leads the list at 92.9%, against a median of 60.1% across the ranked schools.
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| # | School | City | % White |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Rockcreek Elementary School | Columbus, IN | 92.9%(326) |
| 2 | Hope Elementary School | Hope, IN | 89.6%(490) |
| 3 | Mount Healthy Elementary School | Columbus, IN | 81.4%(297) |
| 4 | CSA Lincoln Campus | Columbus, IN | 77.9%(278) |
| 5 | L F Smith Elementary | Columbus, IN | 70.7%(297) |
| 6 | W D Richards Elementary School | Columbus, IN | 62.3%(380) |
| 7 | Lillian Schmitt Elementary School | Columbus, IN | 58.0%(408) |
| 8 | Parkside Elementary School | Columbus, IN | 57.3%(420) |
| 9 | Taylorsville Elementary School | Taylorsville, IN | 55.2%(320) |
| 10 | CSA Fodrea Campus | Columbus, IN | 50.4%(177) |
| 11 | Southside Elementary School | Columbus, IN | 49.3%(439) |
| 12 | Clifty Creek Elementary School | Columbus, IN | 46.8%(330) |
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