The public schools with the highest share of White students in Kansas · page 6

Ranks 251–300 of the public schools with the highest share of White students in Kansas. Back to page 1.

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#	School	City	District	Students	% White
251	Burlington Elementary School	Burlington, KS	Burlington	322	86.3%(278)
252	Colwich Elem	Colwich, KS	Renwick	227	86.3%(196)
253	Hill City Elem	Hill City, KS	Graham County	212	86.3%(183)
254	Ellinwood High	Ellinwood, KS	Ellinwood Public Schools	146	86.3%(126)
255	Rock Hills Jr/Sr High School	Mankato, KS	Rock Hills	175	86.3%(151)
256	Rose Hill Intermediate	Rose Hill, KS	Rose Hill Public Schools	328	86.3%(283)
257	Pawnee Heights	Rozel, KS	Pawnee Heights	109	86.2%(94)
258	Hoisington High	Hoisington, KS	Hoisington	225	86.2%(194)
259	Canton-Galva Jr./Sr. High	Canton, KS	Canton-Galva	174	86.2%(150)
260	Burlington High	Burlington, KS	Burlington	246	86.2%(212)
261	Southeast High	Cherokee, KS	Cherokee	152	86.2%(131)
262	Osage City Elem	Osage City, KS	Osage City	340	86.2%(293)
263	Council Grove Elementary School	Council Grove, KS	Morris County	318	86.2%(274)
264	Reno Valley Middle School	Hutchinson, KS	Nickerson	137	86.1%(118)
265	Republic County Jr./Sr. High School	Belleville, KS	Republic County	245	86.1%(211)
266	Decatur Community Jr/Sr High	Oberlin, KS	Oberlin	144	86.1%(124)
267	Prairie Ridge Elementary School	Shawnee, KS	De Soto	431	86.1%(371)
268	Marshall Elementary School	Eureka, KS	Eureka	309	86.1%(266)
269	Rose Hill Primary	Rose Hill, KS	Rose Hill Public Schools	451	86.0%(388)
270	Russell Junior-Senior High	Russell, KS	Russell County	328	86.0%(282)
271	Ottawa Middle School	Ottawa, KS	Ottawa	456	86.0%(392)
272	Mulvane Elem W D Munson	Mulvane, KS	Mulvane	406	86.0%(349)
273	Mulvane High	Mulvane, KS	Mulvane	540	85.9%(464)
274	Eureka Jr/Sr High	Eureka, KS	Eureka	234	85.9%(201)
275	Louisburg High	Louisburg, KS	Louisburg	529	85.8%(454)
276	Sabetha Elementary School	Sabetha, KS	Prairie Hills	401	85.8%(344)
277	Inman Elem	Inman, KS	Inman	260	85.8%(223)
278	Cottonwood Elem	Paola, KS	Paola	379	85.8%(325)
279	Labette County High School	Altamont, KS	Labette County	483	85.7%(414)
280	Frederic Remington High	Whitewater, KS	Remington-Whitewater	161	85.7%(138)
281	Cedar Creek Elem	Olathe, KS	Olathe	370	85.7%(317)
282	Haven High	Haven, KS	Haven Public Schools	223	85.7%(191)
283	Prairie View Middle	LaCygne, KS	Prairie View	195	85.6%(167)
284	Iola Elementary School	Iola, KS	Iola	619	85.6%(530)
285	Girard High	Girard, KS	Girard	284	85.6%(243)
286	Marion High	Marion, KS	Marion-Florence	159	85.5%(136)
287	Kiowa County Junior High/High School	Greensburg, KS	Kiowa County	131	85.5%(112)
288	Lincoln Elementary	Hoisington, KS	Hoisington	193	85.5%(165)
289	Bluestem Jr/Sr High	Leon, KS	Bluestem	241	85.5%(206)
290	Swenson Early Childhood Education Center	Osawatomie, KS	Osawatomie	172	85.5%(147)
291	Remington Middle School	Whitewater, KS	Remington-Whitewater	151	85.4%(129)
292	Kiowa County Elementary School	Greensburg, KS	Kiowa County	130	85.4%(111)
293	Baldwin High School	Baldwin City, KS	Baldwin City	437	85.3%(373)
294	Grandview Elem	El Dorado, KS	El Dorado	252	85.3%(215)
295	Union Valley Elem	Hutchinson, KS	Buhler	435	85.3%(371)
296	Williamsburg Elementary School	Williamsburg, KS	West Franklin	102	85.3%(87)
297	Woodland Spring Middle School	Olathe, KS	Spring Hill	333	85.3%(284)
298	Lecompton Elem	Lecompton, KS	Perry Public Schools	298	85.2%(254)
299	Soderstrom Elem	Lindsborg, KS	Smoky Valley	318	85.2%(271)
300	Ruppenthal Middle	Russell, KS	Russell County	188	85.1%

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