The public schools with the highest share of White students in DeKalb County, Indiana
This ranking covers the public schools with the highest share of White students in DeKalb County, Indiana, drawn from 14 qualifying public schools. Hamilton Community Elementary Sch leads the list at 96.3%, against a median of 91.1% across the ranked schools.
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| # | School | City | % White |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hamilton Community Elementary Sch | Hamilton, IN | 96.3%(185) |
| 2 | Hamilton Community High School | Hamilton, IN | 94.0%(172) |
| 3 | Eastside Junior-Senior High School | Butler, IN | 93.0%(520) |
| 4 | Riverdale Elementary School | Saint Joe, IN | 92.3%(277) |
| 5 | Garrett Middle School | Garrett, IN | 91.7%(355) |
| 6 | Waterloo Elementary School | Waterloo, IN | 91.5%(226) |
| 7 | Country Meadow Elementary School | Ashley, IN | 91.4%(287) |
| 8 | Butler Elementary School | Butler, IN | 90.7%(332) |
| 9 | DeKalb Middle School | Waterloo, IN | 90.3%(685) |
| 10 | J E Ober Elementary School | Garrett, IN | 90.1%(634) |
| 11 | McKenney-Harrison Elementary Sch | Auburn, IN | 89.7%(556) |
| 12 | DeKalb High School | Waterloo, IN | 89.2%(898) |
| 13 | James R Watson Elementary School | Auburn, IN | 89.2%(526) |
| 14 | Garrett High School | Garrett, IN | 88.3%(488) |
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