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The public high schools with the highest share of White students in Kansas · page 2

Ranks 51–100 of the public schools with the highest share of White students in Kansas. Back to page 1.

MOST WHITE · KANSAS

#	School	City	District	Students	% White
51	Dexter High	Dexter, KS	Dexter	157	89.8%(141)
52	Cheney High	Cheney, KS	Cheney	235	89.8%(211)
53	Lebo High	Lebo, KS	Lebo-Waverly	117	89.7%(105)
54	Riley County High School	Riley, KS	Riley County	232	89.7%(208)
55	Solomon High	Solomon, KS	Solomon	116	89.7%(104)
56	Smith Center Jr Sr High	Smith Center, KS	Smith Center	183	89.6%(164)
57	Beloit Jr-Sr High	Beloit, KS	Beloit	336	89.6%(301)
58	Sylvan-Lucas Unified Jr. sr	Sylvan Grove, KS	Sylvan Grove	144	89.6%(129)
59	Lyndon High	Lyndon, KS	Lyndon	124	89.5%(111)
60	Waverly High	Waverly, KS	Lebo-Waverly	105	89.5%(94)
61	Rock Creek High School	St George, KS	Rock Creek	415	89.4%(371)
62	Olpe Jr./Sr. High School	Olpe, KS	Southern Lyon County	179	89.4%(160)
63	Jayhawk-Linn High	Mound City, KS	Jayhawk	263	89.3%(235)
64	Valley Falls High	Valley Falls, KS	Valley Falls	122	89.3%(109)
65	Ellsworth High	Ellsworth, KS	Ellsworth	300	89.3%(268)
66	Yates Center High	Yates Center, KS	Woodson	181	89.0%(161)
67	McLouth High	McLouth, KS	McLouth	125	88.8%(111)
68	Madison High	Madison, KS	Madison-Virgil	106	88.7%(94)
69	Trego Community High	WaKeeney, KS	Trego County	113	88.5%(100)
70	Paola High	Paola, KS	Paola	567	88.4%(501)
71	Hill City Junior-Senior High	Hill City, KS	Graham County	171	88.3%(151)
72	Frontenac Sr. High School	Frontenac, KS	Frontenac Public Schools	298	88.3%(263)
73	Jefferson West High	Meriden, KS	Jefferson West	247	88.3%(218)
74	Erie High School	Erie, KS	Erie-Galesburg	144	88.2%(127)
75	Central Plains Jr. Sr. High School	Claflin, KS	Central Plains	152	88.2%(134)
76	Rawlins County Jr/Sr High School	Atwood, KS	Rawlins County	151	88.1%(133)
77	Hesston High	Hesston, KS	Hesston	274	88.0%(241)
78	Council Grove Junior Senior High School	Council Grove, KS	Morris County	368	87.8%(323)
79	Hillsboro Middle/High School	Hillsboro, KS	Durham-Hillsboro-Lehigh	310	87.7%(272)
80	Fort Scott Sr High	Fort Scott, KS	Fort Scott	578	87.7%(507)
81	Oakley Sr High	Oakley, KS	Oakley	130	87.7%(114)
82	Santa Fe Trail High	Carbondale, KS	Santa Fe Trail	308	87.3%(269)
83	Southeast Saline High	Gypsum, KS	Southeast Of Saline	323	87.3%(282)
84	Clearwater High	Clearwater, KS	Clearwater	361	87.3%(315)
85	Bennington Junior High/High School	Bennington, KS	Twin Valley	219	87.2%(191)
86	Hodgeman County High	Jetmore, KS	Hodgeman County	109	87.2%(95)
87	Wamego High	Wamego, KS	Wamego	504	87.1%(439)
88	Buhler High	Buhler, KS	Buhler	674	87.1%(587)
89	Doniphan West JR/SR High School	Highland, KS	Doniphan West Schools	176	86.9%(153)
90	Pleasant Ridge High	Easton, KS	Easton	168	86.9%(146)
91	Abilene High School	Abilene, KS	Abilene	443	86.7%(384)
92	Chapman High	Chapman, KS	Chapman	383	86.7%(332)
93	Udall High	Udall, KS	Udall	112	86.6%(97)
94	Circle High	Towanda, KS	Circle	604	86.6%(523)
95	Columbus Junior High and High School	Columbus, KS	Columbus	438	86.5%(379)
96	Ellinwood High	Ellinwood, KS	Ellinwood Public Schools	146	86.3%(126)
97	Rock Hills Jr/Sr High School	Mankato, KS	Rock Hills	175	86.3%(151)
98	Hoisington High	Hoisington, KS	Hoisington	225	86.2%(194)
99	Canton-Galva Jr./Sr. High	Canton, KS	Canton-Galva	174	86.2%(150)
100	Burlington High	Burlington, KS	Burlington	246	86.2%(212)

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