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The public schools with the highest share of White students in Dunklin County, Missouri

This ranking covers the public schools with the highest share of White students in Dunklin County, Missouri, drawn from 17 qualifying public schools. CAMPBELL HIGH leads the list at 94.9%, against a median of 59.4% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
17
Dunklin County, Missouri
Top % White
94.9%
Median % White
59.4%
MOST WHITE · DUNKLIN COUNTY, MISSOURI
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% White
1CAMPBELL HIGHCAMPBELL, MOCAMPBELL R-II23594.9%(223)
2CAMPBELL ELEM.CAMPBELL, MOCAMPBELL R-II31290.7%(283)
3HOLCOMB ELEM.HOLCOMB, MOHOLCOMB R-III23584.7%(199)
4HOLCOMB HIGHHOLCOMB, MOHOLCOMB R-III19482.0%(159)
5SOUTHLAND ELEM.CARDWELL, MOSOUTHLAND C-915079.3%(119)
6SOUTHLAND HIGHCARDWELL, MOSOUTHLAND C-911271.4%(80)
7MALDEN HIGHMALDEN, MOMALDEN R-I38361.1%(234)
8SENATH-HORNERSVILLE MIDDLE SCHHORNERSVILLE, MOSENATH-HORNERSVILLE C-821160.7%(128)
9CLARKTON ELEM.CLARKTON, MOCLARKTON C-414359.4%(85)
10CLARKTON HIGHCLARKTON, MOCLARKTON C-413558.5%(79)
11KENNETT HIGHKENNETT, MOKENNETT 3949357.8%(285)
12SENATH-HORNERSVILLE HIGH SCHOOSENATH, MOSENATH-HORNERSVILLE C-820554.6%(112)
13SOUTH ELEM.KENNETT, MOKENNETT 3942054.5%(229)
14KENNETT MIDDLEKENNETT, MOKENNETT 3939254.3%(213)
15SENATH-HORNERSVILLE ELEM SCHSENATH, MOSENATH-HORNERSVILLE C-829254.1%(158)
16MALDEN LOWER ELEM.MALDEN, MOMALDEN R-I42454.0%(229)
17H. BYRON MASTERSON ELEM.KENNETT, MOKENNETT 3941746.8%(195)
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