The public high schools with the highest share of White students in Howard County, Maryland
14 public high schools in Howard County, Maryland appear in this ranking of the public high schools with the highest share of White students, ranked by the share of students who are White, from federal NCES enrollment data. Glenelg High leads the list at 59.1%, against a median of 28.7% across the ranked schools.
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| # | School | City | % White |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Glenelg High | Glenelg, MD | 59.1%(805) |
| 2 | Mount Hebron High | Ellicott City, MD | 37.3%(543) |
| 3 | Howard High | Ellicott City, MD | 34.7%(518) |
| 4 | Centennial High | Ellicott City, MD | 33.0%(455) |
| 5 | River Hill High | Clarksville, MD | 33.0%(457) |
| 6 | Homewood School | Ellicott City, MD | 33.0%(36) |
| 7 | Marriotts Ridge High | Marriottsville, MD | 30.6%(533) |
| 8 | Atholton High | Columbia, MD | 26.8%(412) |
| 9 | Long Reach High | Columbia, MD | 23.4%(312) |
| 10 | Reservoir High | Fulton, MD | 22.7%(362) |
| 11 | Wilde Lake High | Columbia, MD | 22.1%(264) |
| 12 | Hammond High | Columbia, MD | 20.6%(239) |
| 13 | Guilford Park High | Jessup, MD | 18.2%(222) |
| 14 | Oakland Mills High | Columbia, MD | 16.1%(227) |
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