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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
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsWhite students% White
101Bluestem Elementary SchoolLeon, KSBluestem26724290.6%
102NLC Elementary SchoolAmericus, KSNorth Lyon County22320290.6%
103Lakeside Junior/Senior High SchoolDowns, KSWaconda12711590.5%
104Windom ElemWindom, KSLittle River16915390.5%
105West Franklin High SchoolPomona, KSWest Franklin20018190.5%
106Clay Center Community HighClay Center, KSClay County32629590.5%
107Waverly ElemWaverly, KSLebo-Waverly13612390.4%
108Inman Jr/Sr High SchoolInman, KSInman18817090.4%
109Silver Lake Jr-Sr HighSilver Lake, KSSilver Lake35532190.4%
110Conway Springs Kyle TruebloodConway Springs, KSConway Springs14613290.4%
111Minneapolis Jr-Sr High SchoolMinneapolis, KSNorth Ottawa County30027190.3%
112Mission Valley Junior and Senior High SchoolEskridge, KSMission Valley21619590.3%
113Beloit ElemBeloit, KSBeloit52447390.3%
114Goessel HighGoessel, KSGoessel15413990.3%
115Plainville ElemPlainville, KSPlainville25623190.2%
116Bennington ElemBennington, KSTwin Valley23521290.2%
117Oskaloosa ElemOskaloosa, KSOskaloosa Public Schools25523090.2%
118Valley Heights Elementary - WatervilleWaterville, KSValley Heights11210190.2%
119Pleasanton HighPleasanton, KSPleasanton16214690.1%
120Corinth ElemPrairie Village, KSShawnee Mission Pub Sch57651990.1%
121Concordia Jr-Sr HighConcordia, KSConcordia52447290.1%
122Burlingame Junior/Senior HighBurlingame, KSBurlingame Public School15113690.1%
123Central Heights HighRichmond, KSCentral Heights30027090.0%
124Moundridge HighMoundridge, KSMoundridge16014490.0%
125South Haven HighSouth Haven, KSSouth Haven12010890.0%
126Dexter HighDexter, KSDexter15714189.8%
127Cheney HighCheney, KSCheney23521189.8%
128Lebo HighLebo, KSLebo-Waverly11710589.7%
129Smith Center ElemSmith Center, KSSmith Center25322789.7%
130Riley County High SchoolRiley, KSRiley County23220889.7%
131Solomon HighSolomon, KSSolomon11610489.7%
132Smith Center Jr Sr HighSmith Center, KSSmith Center18316489.6%
133Baldwin Elementary Primary CenterBaldwin City, KSBaldwin City36532789.6%
134Beloit Jr-Sr HighBeloit, KSBeloit33630189.6%
135Sylvan-Lucas Unified Jr. srSylvan Grove, KSSylvan Grove14412989.6%
136Circle Towanda ElementaryTowanda, KSCircle27824989.6%
137Yates Center ElemYates Center, KSWoodson24922389.6%
138Central Heights ElemRichmond, KSCentral Heights23921489.5%
139Garnett Elementary SchoolGarnett, KSGarnett40135989.5%
140Appanoose Elementary SchoolPomona, KSWest Franklin19117189.5%
141Lyndon HighLyndon, KSLyndon12411189.5%
142Waverly HighWaverly, KSLebo-Waverly1059489.5%
143Stilwell ElementaryStilwell, KSBlue Valley26623889.5%
144Country View ElemWinfield, KSWinfield11410289.5%
145Lyndon ElemLyndon, KSLyndon29426389.5%
146Dwight D. Eisenhower ElementaryAbilene, KSAbilene21819589.5%
147Ell-Saline ElementarySalina, KSEll-Saline23721289.5%
148Rock Creek High SchoolSt George, KSRock Creek41537189.4%
149Olpe Jr./Sr. High SchoolOlpe, KSSouthern Lyon County17916089.4%
150Jayhawk-Linn HighMound City, KSJayhawk26323589.3%
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