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The public schools with the highest share of White students in Missouri · page 2

Ranks 51–100 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
51	ST. ELIZABETH HIGH	ST ELIZABETH, MO	ST. ELIZABETH R-IV	139	97.8%(136)
52	HERMITAGE ELEM.	HERMITAGE, MO	HERMITAGE R-IV	138	97.8%(135)
53	OAK RIDGE HIGH	OAK RIDGE, MO	OAK RIDGE R-VI	183	97.8%(179)
54	RICHWOODS ELEM.	RICHWOODS, MO	RICHWOODS R-VII	137	97.8%(134)
55	OAK RIDGE ELEM.	OAK RIDGE, MO	OAK RIDGE R-VI	182	97.8%(178)
56	EL DORADO SPRINGS ELEM.	EL DORADO SPRINGS, MO	EL DORADO SPRINGS R-II	564	97.7%(551)
57	GALLATIN MIDDLE SCHOOL	GALLATIN, MO	GALLATIN R-V	174	97.7%(170)
58	SKYLINE HIGH	URBANA, MO	HICKORY CO. R-I	216	97.7%(211)
59	KINGSTON HIGH	CADET, MO	KINGSTON K-14	259	97.7%(253)
60	FATIMA ELEM.	WESTPHALIA, MO	OSAGE CO. R-III	256	97.7%(250)
61	WEST COUNTY MIDDLE	PARK HILLS, MO	WEST ST. FRANCOIS CO. R-IV	213	97.7%(208)
62	VALLEY HIGH	CALEDONIA, MO	VALLEY R-VI	170	97.7%(166)
63	KINGSTON MIDDLE	CADET, MO	KINGSTON K-14	169	97.6%(165)
64	NORTH ANDREW ELEM.	ROSENDALE, MO	NORTH ANDREW CO. R-VI	125	97.6%(122)
65	RIPLEY CO. ELEM.	Doniphan, MO	RIPLEY CO. R-IV	125	97.6%(122)
66	HURLEY ELEM.	HURLEY, MO	HURLEY R-I	124	97.6%(121)
67	SILEX HIGH	SILEX, MO	SILEX R-I	247	97.6%(241)
68	GAINESVILLE HIGH	GAINESVILLE, MO	GAINESVILLE R-V	287	97.6%(280)
69	COOTER HIGH	COOTER, MO	COOTER R-IV	122	97.5%(119)
70	OSAGE CO. ELEM.	LINN, MO	OSAGE CO. R-II	280	97.5%(273)
71	MEADOW HEIGHTS HIGH	PATTON, MO	MEADOW HEIGHTS R-II	158	97.5%(154)
72	Northeast Nodaway Elementary	Ravenwood, MO	NORTHEAST NODAWAY CO. R-V	117	97.4%(114)
73	CHADWICK ELEMENTARY	CHADWICK, MO	CHADWICK R-I	155	97.4%(151)
74	MARK TWAIN JR. HIGH	CENTER, MO	RALLS CO. R-II	194	97.4%(189)
75	LIBERAL ELEM.	LIBERAL, MO	LIBERAL R-II	116	97.4%(113)
76	GIDEON ELEM.	GIDEON, MO	GIDEON 37	115	97.4%(112)
77	WINONA ELEM.	WINONA, MO	WINONA R-III	306	97.4%(298)
78	VIRGINIA E. GEORGE ELEM.	ALBANY, MO	ALBANY R-III	224	97.3%(218)
79	WEST COUNTY HIGH	PARK HILLS, MO	WEST ST. FRANCOIS CO. R-IV	332	97.3%(323)
80	LONEDELL ELEM.	LONEDELL, MO	LONEDELL R-14	327	97.3%(318)
81	SMITHTON HIGH	SMITHTON, MO	SMITHTON R-VI	217	97.2%(211)
82	RUSSELLVILLE HIGH	RUSSELLVILLE, MO	COLE CO. R-I	285	97.2%(277)
83	SUNRISE ELEM.	DESOTO, MO	SUNRISE R-IX	318	97.2%(309)
84	PUXICO JR. HIGH	PUXICO, MO	PUXICO R-VIII	176	97.2%(171)
85	MANSFIELD HIGH	MANSFIELD, MO	MANSFIELD R-IV	174	97.1%(169)
86	KINGSTON ELEM.	CADET, MO	KINGSTON K-14	174	97.1%(169)
87	HIGBEE ELEM.	HIGBEE, MO	HIGBEE R-VIII	104	97.1%(101)
88	PUXICO ELEM.	PUXICO, MO	PUXICO R-VIII	308	97.1%(299)
89	RICHLAND ELEM.	RICHLAND, MO	RICHLAND R-IV	240	97.1%(233)
90	BRUNSWICK ELEM.	BRUNSWICK, MO	BRUNSWICK R-II	135	97.0%(131)
91	ZALMA ELEM.	ZALMA, MO	ZALMA R-V	101	97.0%(98)
92	MEADOW HEIGHTS ELEM.	PATTON, MO	MEADOW HEIGHTS R-II	233	97.0%(226)
93	LINCOLN ELEM.	LINCOLN, MO	LINCOLN R-II	263	97.0%(255)
94	WINONA HIGH	WINONA, MO	WINONA R-III	131	97.0%(127)
95	BELLE ELEM.	BELLE, MO	MARIES CO. R-II	259	96.9%(251)
96	Alton Elementary	Alton, MO	ALTON R-IV	290	96.9%(281)
97	PLEASANT HOPE ELEM.	PLEASANT HOPE, MO	PLEASANT HOPE R-VI	258	96.9%(250)
98	ROCK PORT HIGH	ROCK PORT, MO	ROCK PORT R-II	193	96.9%(187)
99	PILOT GROVE HIGH	PILOT GROVE, MO	PILOT GROVE C-4	128	96.9%(124)
100	ELLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL	ELLINGTON, MO	SOUTHERN REYNOLDS CO. R-II	223	96.9%(216)

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