The public schools with the highest share of White students in Kansas · page 3

Ranks 101–150 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
101	Bluestem Elementary School	Leon, KS	Bluestem	267	90.6%(242)
102	NLC Elementary School	Americus, KS	North Lyon County	223	90.6%(202)
103	Lakeside Junior/Senior High School	Downs, KS	Waconda	127	90.5%(115)
104	Windom Elem	Windom, KS	Little River	169	90.5%(153)
105	West Franklin High School	Pomona, KS	West Franklin	200	90.5%(181)
106	Clay Center Community High	Clay Center, KS	Clay County	326	90.5%(295)
107	Waverly Elem	Waverly, KS	Lebo-Waverly	136	90.4%(123)
108	Inman Jr/Sr High School	Inman, KS	Inman	188	90.4%(170)
109	Silver Lake Jr-Sr High	Silver Lake, KS	Silver Lake	355	90.4%(321)
110	Conway Springs Kyle Trueblood	Conway Springs, KS	Conway Springs	146	90.4%(132)
111	Minneapolis Jr-Sr High School	Minneapolis, KS	North Ottawa County	300	90.3%(271)
112	Mission Valley Junior and Senior High School	Eskridge, KS	Mission Valley	216	90.3%(195)
113	Beloit Elem	Beloit, KS	Beloit	524	90.3%(473)
114	Goessel High	Goessel, KS	Goessel	154	90.3%(139)
115	Plainville Elem	Plainville, KS	Plainville	256	90.2%(231)
116	Bennington Elem	Bennington, KS	Twin Valley	235	90.2%(212)
117	Oskaloosa Elem	Oskaloosa, KS	Oskaloosa Public Schools	255	90.2%(230)
118	Valley Heights Elementary - Waterville	Waterville, KS	Valley Heights	112	90.2%(101)
119	Pleasanton High	Pleasanton, KS	Pleasanton	162	90.1%(146)
120	Corinth Elem	Prairie Village, KS	Shawnee Mission Pub Sch	576	90.1%(519)
121	Concordia Jr-Sr High	Concordia, KS	Concordia	524	90.1%(472)
122	Burlingame Junior/Senior High	Burlingame, KS	Burlingame Public School	151	90.1%(136)
123	Central Heights High	Richmond, KS	Central Heights	300	90.0%(270)
124	Moundridge High	Moundridge, KS	Moundridge	160	90.0%(144)
125	South Haven High	South Haven, KS	South Haven	120	90.0%(108)
126	Dexter High	Dexter, KS	Dexter	157	89.8%(141)
127	Cheney High	Cheney, KS	Cheney	235	89.8%(211)
128	Lebo High	Lebo, KS	Lebo-Waverly	117	89.7%(105)
129	Smith Center Elem	Smith Center, KS	Smith Center	253	89.7%(227)
130	Riley County High School	Riley, KS	Riley County	232	89.7%(208)
131	Solomon High	Solomon, KS	Solomon	116	89.7%(104)
132	Smith Center Jr Sr High	Smith Center, KS	Smith Center	183	89.6%(164)
133	Baldwin Elementary Primary Center	Baldwin City, KS	Baldwin City	365	89.6%(327)
134	Beloit Jr-Sr High	Beloit, KS	Beloit	336	89.6%(301)
135	Sylvan-Lucas Unified Jr. sr	Sylvan Grove, KS	Sylvan Grove	144	89.6%(129)
136	Circle Towanda Elementary	Towanda, KS	Circle	278	89.6%(249)
137	Yates Center Elem	Yates Center, KS	Woodson	249	89.6%(223)
138	Central Heights Elem	Richmond, KS	Central Heights	239	89.5%(214)
139	Garnett Elementary School	Garnett, KS	Garnett	401	89.5%(359)
140	Appanoose Elementary School	Pomona, KS	West Franklin	191	89.5%(171)
141	Lyndon High	Lyndon, KS	Lyndon	124	89.5%(111)
142	Waverly High	Waverly, KS	Lebo-Waverly	105	89.5%(94)
143	Stilwell Elementary	Stilwell, KS	Blue Valley	266	89.5%(238)
144	Country View Elem	Winfield, KS	Winfield	114	89.5%(102)
145	Lyndon Elem	Lyndon, KS	Lyndon	294	89.5%(263)
146	Dwight D. Eisenhower Elementary	Abilene, KS	Abilene	218	89.5%(195)
147	Ell-Saline Elementary	Salina, KS	Ell-Saline	237	89.5%(212)
148	Rock Creek High School	St George, KS	Rock Creek	415	89.4%(371)
149	Olpe Jr./Sr. High School	Olpe, KS	Southern Lyon County	179	89.4%(160)
150	Jayhawk-Linn High	Mound City, KS	Jayhawk	263	89.3%(235)

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