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The public schools with the highest share of White students in Missouri · page 6

Ranks 251–300 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
251	SULLIVAN SR. HIGH	SULLIVAN, MO	SULLIVAN	668	94.8%(633)
252	HALFWAY ELEM.	HALFWAY, MO	HALFWAY R-III	133	94.7%(126)
253	STEWARTSVILLE ELEM.	STEWARTSVILLE, MO	STEWARTSVILLE C-2	152	94.7%(144)
254	HARTVILLE ELEM.	HARTVILLE, MO	HARTVILLE R-II	208	94.7%(197)
255	MID-BUCHANAN SR. HIGH	FAUCETT, MO	MID-BUCHANAN CO. R-V	415	94.7%(393)
256	Viburnum Elementary	VIBURNUM, MO	IRON CO. C-4	151	94.7%(143)
257	STE. GENEVIEVE SR. HIGH	STE GENEVIEVE, MO	STE. GENEVIEVE CO. R-II	566	94.7%(536)
258	ELDON MIDDLE	ELDON, MO	ELDON R-I	414	94.7%(392)
259	FARMINGTON SR. HIGH	FARMINGTON, MO	FARMINGTON R-VII	1,354	94.7%(1,282)
260	COVEL D. SEARCY ELEM.	GALLATIN, MO	GALLATIN R-V	225	94.7%(213)
261	WEST NODAWAY R-I ELEM.	BURLINGTON JCT, MO	WEST NODAWAY CO. R-I	131	94.7%(124)
262	JOHN A. EVANS MIDDLE	POTOSI, MO	POTOSI R-III	316	94.6%(299)
263	NORTHWEST HIGH	HUGHESVILLE, MO	PETTIS CO. R-V	167	94.6%(158)
264	STEELVILLE HIGH	STEELVILLE, MO	STEELVILLE R-III	278	94.6%(263)
265	ADVANCE ELEM.	ADVANCE, MO	ADVANCE R-IV	240	94.6%(227)
266	SUMMERSVILLE ELEM.	SUMMERSVILLE, MO	SUMMERSVILLE R-II	203	94.6%(192)
267	SHERWOOD HIGH	CREIGHTON, MO	SHERWOOD CASS R-VIII	221	94.6%(209)
268	AVA MIDDLE	AVA, MO	AVA R-I	386	94.6%(365)
269	WILDER ELEM.	MANSFIELD, MO	MANSFIELD R-IV	312	94.5%(295)
270	NORTH PLATTE HIGH	DEARBORN, MO	NORTH PLATTE CO. R-I	220	94.5%(208)
271	SAVANNAH HIGH	SAVANNAH, MO	SAVANNAH R-III	752	94.5%(711)
272	WALT DISNEY ELEM.	MARCELINE, MO	MARCELINE R-V	309	94.5%(292)
273	RICHLAND HIGH	RICHLAND, MO	RICHLAND R-IV	218	94.5%(206)
274	GREENFIELD ELEM.	GREENFIELD, MO	GREENFIELD R-IV	235	94.5%(222)
275	STOUTLAND ELEMENTARY	STOUTLAND, MO	STOUTLAND R-II	235	94.5%(222)
276	MARCELINE HIGH	MARCELINE, MO	MARCELINE R-V	343	94.5%(324)
277	HAMILTON ELEM.	HAMILTON, MO	HAMILTON R-II	270	94.4%(255)
278	QULIN ELEMENTARY	QULIN, MO	TWIN RIVERS R-X	108	94.4%(102)
279	LINCOLN INTERMEDIATE	FARMINGTON, MO	FARMINGTON R-VII	521	94.4%(492)
280	PLATO HIGH	PLATO, MO	PLATO R-V	305	94.4%(288)
281	LOGAN-ROGERSVILLE UPPER ELEM.	ROGERSVILLE, MO	LOGAN-ROGERSVILLE R-VIII	538	94.4%(508)
282	BOLIVAR INTERMEDIATE SCH.	BOLIVAR, MO	BOLIVAR R-I	572	94.4%(540)
283	DON EARL EARLY CHILDHOOD CTR.	ARNOLD, MO	FOX C-6	125	94.4%(118)
284	ORRICK ELEM.	ORRICK, MO	ORRICK R-XI	160	94.4%(151)
285	EL DORADO SPRINGS MIDDLE	EL DORADO SPRINGS, MO	EL DORADO SPRINGS R-II	266	94.4%(251)
286	OWENSVILLE MIDDLE	OWENSVILLE, MO	GASCONADE CO. R-II	408	94.4%(385)
287	CLEARWATER HIGH	PIEDMONT, MO	CLEARWATER R-I	230	94.3%(217)
288	LINCOLN HIGH	LINCOLN, MO	LINCOLN R-II	248	94.3%(234)
289	BEVIER ELEM.	BEVIER, MO	BEVIER C-4	159	94.3%(150)
290	LIBERTY MIDDLE	MOUNTAIN VIEW, MO	MOUNTAIN VIEW-BIRCH TREE R-III	264	94.3%(249)
291	TARKIO JH AND HIGH SCHOOL	TARKIO, MO	TARKIO R-I	176	94.3%(166)
292	NORTH PLATTE JR. HIGH	DEARBORN, MO	NORTH PLATTE CO. R-I	123	94.3%(116)
293	THAYER ELEM.	THAYER, MO	THAYER R-II	421	94.3%(397)
294	BUNKER ELEM.	BUNKER, MO	BUNKER R-III	105	94.3%(99)
295	IBERIA ELEM.	IBERIA, MO	IBERIA R-V	367	94.3%(346)
296	TIPTON MIDDLE SCHOOL	TIPTON, MO	TIPTON R-VI	122	94.3%(115)
297	PUXICO HIGH	PUXICO, MO	PUXICO R-VIII	191	94.2%(180)
298	BRONAUGH ELEM.	BRONAUGH, MO	BRONAUGH R-VII	104	94.2%(98)
299	Washington High School	Washington, MO	WASHINGTON	1,263	94.2%(1,190)
300	DONIPHAN INTERMEDIATE	Doniphan, MO	DONIPHAN R-I	311	94.2%(293)

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