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The public schools with the highest share of White students in Missouri · page 18

Ranks 851–900 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
851	RAYMOND NANCY HODGE ELEM.	IMPERIAL, MO	FOX C-6	333	85.6%(285)
852	STRASBURG ELEM.	STRASBURG, MO	STRASBURG C-3	111	85.6%(95)
853	OZARK HIGH	OZARK, MO	OZARK R-VI	1,789	85.6%(1,531)
854	CASSVILLE MIDDLE	CASSVILLE, MO	CASSVILLE R-IV	395	85.6%(338)
855	LONE DELL ELEM.	ARNOLD, MO	FOX C-6	381	85.6%(326)
856	FESTUS ELEM.	FESTUS, MO	FESTUS R-VI	1,045	85.5%(894)
857	ROCKPORT HEIGHTS ELEM.	ARNOLD, MO	FOX C-6	386	85.5%(330)
858	OAKVILLE SR. HIGH	ST LOUIS, MO	MEHLVILLE R-IX	1,847	85.5%(1,579)
859	HARRISONVILLE ELEM.	HARRISONVILLE, MO	HARRISONVILLE R-IX	427	85.5%(365)
860	LEXINGTON HIGH	LEXINGTON, MO	LEXINGTON R-V	310	85.5%(265)
861	MIDWAY ELEM.	CLEVELAND, MO	MIDWAY R-I	227	85.5%(194)
862	REEDS SPRING MIDDLE	REEDS SPRING, MO	REEDS SPRING R-IV	268	85.5%(229)
863	ELLIS ELEM.	PLATTSBURG, MO	CLINTON CO. R-III	301	85.4%(257)
864	PLEASANT HILL MIDDLE	PLEASANT HILL, MO	PLEASANT HILL R-III	328	85.4%(280)
865	HALLSVILLE HIGH	HALLSVILLE, MO	HALLSVILLE R-IV	464	85.3%(396)
866	HALLSVILLE INTERMEDIATE	HALLSVILLE, MO	HALLSVILLE R-IV	361	85.3%(308)
867	DIXON MIDDLE	DIXON, MO	DIXON R-I	197	85.3%(168)
868	WABASH ELEMENTARY	WENTZVILLE, MO	WENTZVILLE R-IV	745	85.2%(635)
869	EXCELSIOR SPRINGS HIGH	EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, MO	EXCELSIOR SPRINGS 40	764	85.2%(651)
870	EUREKA ELEM.	EUREKA, MO	ROCKWOOD R-VI	519	85.2%(442)
871	MACON MIDDLE SCHOOL	MACON, MO	MACON CO. R-I	275	85.1%(234)
872	GREEN RIDGE HIGH	GREEN RIDGE, MO	GREEN RIDGE R-VIII	181	85.1%(154)
873	CAMDENTON HIGH	CAMDENTON, MO	CAMDENTON R-III	1,285	85.1%(1,093)
874	NORTH ELEM.	OZARK, MO	OZARK R-VI	514	85.0%(437)
875	PEVELY ELEM.	PEVELY, MO	DUNKLIN R-V	714	85.0%(607)
876	BRUNSWICK HIGH	BRUNSWICK, MO	BRUNSWICK R-II	120	85.0%(102)
877	WARRENTON HIGH	WARRENTON, MO	WARREN CO. R-III	974	84.9%(827)
878	OAK RIDGE INTERMEDIATE	CAMDENTON, MO	CAMDENTON R-III	569	84.9%(483)
879	MCEOWEN ELEM.	HARRISONVILLE, MO	HARRISONVILLE R-IX	271	84.9%(230)
880	BRIDLE RIDGE ELEMENTARY	RAYMORE, MO	RAYMORE-PECULIAR R-II	383	84.9%(325)
881	PLEASANT HILL PRIMARY	PLEASANT HILL, MO	PLEASANT HILL R-III	396	84.8%(336)
882	REEDS SPRING HIGH	REEDS SPRING, MO	REEDS SPRING R-IV	560	84.8%(475)
883	PIERCE CITY MIDDLE	PIERCE CITY, MO	PIERCE CITY R-VI	158	84.8%(134)
884	NELL HOLCOMB ELEM.	CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO	NELL HOLCOMB R-IV	249	84.7%(211)
885	OZARK JR. HIGH	OZARK, MO	OZARK R-VI	943	84.7%(799)
886	TAYLOR EARLY CHILDHOOD	HERCULANEUM, MO	DUNKLIN R-V	170	84.7%(144)
887	OZARK MIDDLE SCHOOL	OZARK, MO	OZARK R-VI	876	84.7%(742)
888	OAK GROVE PRIMARY	OAK GROVE, MO	OAK GROVE R-VI	503	84.7%(426)
889	HOLCOMB ELEM.	HOLCOMB, MO	HOLCOMB R-III	235	84.7%(199)
890	BRENNAN WOODS ELEM.	HIGH RIDGE, MO	NORTHWEST R-I	470	84.7%(398)
891	SCHOFIELD ELEMENTARY	REPUBLIC, MO	REPUBLIC R-III	457	84.7%(387)
892	REEDS SPRING INTERMEDIATE	REEDS SPRING, MO	REEDS SPRING R-IV	254	84.7%(215)
893	REPUBLIC HIGH	REPUBLIC, MO	REPUBLIC R-III	1,530	84.5%(1,293)
894	MOSAIC ELEMENTARY	St. Louis, MO	MEHLVILLE R-IX	258	84.5%(218)
895	HALLSVILLE MIDDLE	HALLSVILLE, MO	HALLSVILLE R-IV	340	84.4%(287)
896	MCCULLOCH ELEMENTARY	REPUBLIC, MO	REPUBLIC R-III	468	84.4%(395)
897	Festus Early Childhood Center	FESTUS, MO	FESTUS R-VI	141	84.4%(119)
898	ROCKWOOD SOUTH MIDDLE	FENTON, MO	ROCKWOOD R-VI	817	84.3%(689)
899	WALTER AMBROSE FAMILY CENTER	ST LOUIS, MO	WEBSTER GROVES	222	84.2%(187)
900	PERRYVILLE PRIMARY CENTER	PERRYVILLE, MO	PERRY CO. 32	492	84.2%(414)

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