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The public schools with the highest share of White students in Missouri · page 10

Ranks 451–500 of the public schools with the highest share of White students in Missouri. Back to page 1.

MOST WHITE · MISSOURI

#	School	City	District	Students	% White
451	NEWBURG ELEM.	NEWBURG, MO	NEWBURG R-II	157	92.4%(145)
452	STOCKTON ELEM.	STOCKTON, MO	STOCKTON R-I	327	92.3%(302)
453	WILLARD NORTH ELEM.	WILLARD, MO	WILLARD R-II	340	92.3%(314)
454	ST. CLAIR HIGH	ST CLAIR, MO	ST. CLAIR R-XIII	627	92.3%(579)
455	NORTH COUNTY PARKSIDE ELEM.	DESLOGE, MO	NORTH ST. FRANCOIS CO. R-I	404	92.3%(373)
456	SCOTT CO. MIDDLE	BENTON, MO	SCOTT CO. R-IV	195	92.3%(180)
457	CUBA MIDDLE	CUBA, MO	CRAWFORD CO. R-II	364	92.3%(336)
458	MARIONVILLE HIGH	MARIONVILLE, MO	MARIONVILLE R-IX	208	92.3%(192)
459	DANBY-RUSH TOWER MIDDLE	FESTUS, MO	JEFFERSON CO. R-VII	246	92.3%(227)
460	HIGHLAND JR.-SR. HIGH	LEWISTOWN, MO	LEWIS CO. C-1	388	92.3%(358)
461	NIANGUA ELEM.	NIANGUA, MO	NIANGUA R-V	155	92.3%(143)
462	PLEASANT HOPE MIDDLE	PLEASANT HOPE, MO	PLEASANT HOPE R-VI	168	92.3%(155)
463	CEDAR SPRINGS ELEM.	HOUSE SPRINGS, MO	NORTHWEST R-I	425	92.2%(392)
464	WELLSVILLE-MIDDLETOWN ELEM.	WELLSVILLE, MO	WELLSVILLE MIDDLETOWN R-I	116	92.2%(107)
465	HILLSBORO MIDDLE ELEM.	HILLSBORO, MO	HILLSBORO R-III	682	92.2%(629)
466	COGDILL EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER	STRAFFORD, MO	STRAFFORD R-VI	180	92.2%(166)
467	COMMUNITY HIGH	LADDONIA, MO	COMMUNITY R-VI	154	92.2%(142)
468	SCOTT CITY ELEM.	SCOTT CITY, MO	SCOTT CITY R-I	282	92.2%(260)
469	Clearview Elementary	Union, MO	WASHINGTON	295	92.2%(272)
470	BROOKFIELD HIGH	BROOKFIELD, MO	BROOKFIELD R-III	269	92.2%(248)
471	NORWOOD HIGH	NORWOOD, MO	NORWOOD R-I	179	92.2%(165)
472	MOUND CITY ELEM.	MOUND CITY, MO	MOUND CITY R-II	115	92.2%(106)
473	EAST BUCHANAN HIGH	GOWER, MO	EAST BUCHANAN CO. C-1 (025076)	255	92.2%(235)
474	SCOTT CITY HIGH	SCOTT CITY, MO	SCOTT CITY R-I	268	92.2%(247)
475	LOCKWOOD HIGH	LOCKWOOD, MO	LOCKWOOD R-I	102	92.2%(94)
476	STANBERRY HIGH	STANBERRY, MO	STANBERRY R-II	153	92.2%(141)
477	WILLOW SPRINGS HIGH	WILLOW SPRINGS, MO	WILLOW SPRINGS R-IV	370	92.2%(341)
478	STE. GENEVIEVE ELEM.	STE GENEVIEVE, MO	STE. GENEVIEVE CO. R-II	624	92.2%(575)
479	PALMYRA MIDDLE	PALMYRA, MO	PALMYRA R-I	343	92.1%(316)
480	ORAN HIGH SCHOOL	ORAN, MO	ORAN R-III	165	92.1%(152)
481	WINFIELD MIDDLE	WINFIELD, MO	WINFIELD R-IV	317	92.1%(292)
482	CONWAY HIGH SCHOOLS	CONWAY, MO	LACLEDE CO. R-I	329	92.1%(303)
483	SOUTH IRON ELEM.	ANNAPOLIS, MO	SOUTH IRON CO. R-I	139	92.1%(128)
484	BLACKWATER ELEM.	BLACKWATER, MO	BLACKWATER R-II	101	92.1%(93)
485	BOLIVAR HIGH	BOLIVAR, MO	BOLIVAR R-I	831	92.1%(765)
486	CHESTER BOREN MIDDLE	CENTRALIA, MO	CENTRALIA R-VI	302	92.0%(278)
487	SULLIVAN PRIMARY	SULLIVAN, MO	SULLIVAN	453	92.0%(417)
488	HOWELL VALLEY ELEM.	WEST PLAINS, MO	HOWELL VALLEY R-I	201	92.0%(185)
489	WEST ELEM.	PARK HILLS, MO	CENTRAL R-III	464	92.0%(427)
490	NEELYVILLE ELEM.	NEELYVILLE, MO	NEELYVILLE R-IV	188	92.0%(173)
491	SOUTH CALLAWAY ELEM.	MOKANE, MO	SOUTH CALLAWAY CO. R-II	188	92.0%(173)
492	MOUNTAIN GROVE MIDDLE	MOUNTAIN GROVE, MO	MOUNTAIN GROVE R-III	424	92.0%(390)
493	SOUTH CALLAWAY HIGH	MOKANE, MO	SOUTH CALLAWAY CO. R-II	237	92.0%(218)
494	NORTH ELEM.	JACKSON, MO	JACKSON R-II	249	92.0%(229)
495	STRAFFORD MIDDLE	STRAFFORD, MO	STRAFFORD R-VI	411	92.0%(378)
496	BLAIR OAKS ELEM.	JEFFERSON CITY, MO	BLAIR OAKS R-II	224	92.0%(206)
497	BOURBON HIGH SCHOOL	BOURBON, MO	CRAWFORD CO. R-I	273	91.9%(251)
498	SCOTT CITY MIDDLE	SCOTT CITY, MO	SCOTT CITY R-I	223	91.9%(205)
499	SALEM SR. HIGH	SALEM, MO	SALEM R-80	606	91.9%(557)
500	CONCORDIA ELEM.	CONCORDIA, MO	CONCORDIA R-II	247	91.9%(227)

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