The public middle schools with the highest share of White students in Jefferson County, Missouri
This ranking covers the public middle schools with the highest share of White students in Jefferson County, Missouri, drawn from 15 qualifying public middle schools. GRANDVIEW MIDDLE leads the list at 96.4%, against a median of 90.8% across the ranked schools.
The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.
| # | School | City | % White |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | GRANDVIEW MIDDLE | HILLSBORO, MO | 96.4%(133) |
| 2 | HILLSBORO JR. HIGH | HILLSBORO, MO | 92.9%(457) |
| 3 | DESOTO JR. HIGH | DESOTO, MO | 92.6%(313) |
| 4 | DANBY-RUSH TOWER MIDDLE | FESTUS, MO | 92.3%(227) |
| 5 | HILLSBORO MIDDLE ELEM. | HILLSBORO, MO | 92.2%(629) |
| 6 | NORTHWEST VALLEY SCH. | HOUSE SPRINGS, MO | 91.4%(627) |
| 7 | ANTONIA MIDDLE SCHOOL | BARNHART, MO | 91.2%(488) |
| 8 | WINDSOR MIDDLE | Imperial, MO | 90.8%(552) |
| 9 | FESTUS MIDDLE | FESTUS, MO | 89.7%(436) |
| 10 | FESTUS INTERMEDIATE | FESTUS, MO | 88.3%(710) |
| 11 | FOX MIDDLE | ARNOLD, MO | 88.3%(503) |
| 12 | SECKMAN MIDDLE | IMPERIAL, MO | 87.2%(599) |
| 13 | SENN-THOMAS MIDDLE | HERCULANEUM, MO | 86.5%(300) |
| 14 | RIDGEWOOD MIDDLE | ARNOLD, MO | 81.1%(460) |
| 15 | WOODRIDGE MIDDLE SCHOOL | HIGH RIDGE, MO | 79.1%(450) |
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