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The public schools with the highest share of White students in Grafton County, New Hampshire

33 public schools in Grafton County, New Hampshire appear in this ranking of the public schools with the highest share of White students, ranked by the share of students who are White, from federal NCES enrollment data. Mountain Village Charter School leads the list at 96.6%, against a median of 89.8% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
33
Grafton County, New Hampshire
Top % White
96.6%
Median % White
89.8%
MOST WHITE · GRAFTON COUNTY, NEW HAMPSHIRE
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% White
1Mountain Village Charter SchoolPlymouth, NHMountain Village Charter School11796.6%(113)
2Indian River SchoolCANAAN, NHMascoma Valley Regional School District29296.2%(281)
3Haverhill Cooperative Middle SchoolNorth Haverhill, NHHaverhill Cooperative School District22994.8%(217)
4Enfield Village SchoolEnfield, NHMascoma Valley Regional School District19594.4%(184)
5Newfound Memorial Middle SchoolBristol, NHNewfound Area School District29693.6%(277)
6Newfound Regional High SchoolBRISTOL, NHNewfound Area School District35793.6%(334)
7Mascoma Valley Regional High SchoolCanaan, NHMascoma Valley Regional School District30393.4%(283)
8Woodsville High SchoolWoodsville, NHHaverhill Cooperative School District22192.8%(205)
9Bridgewater-Hebron Village SchoolBridgewater, NHNewfound Area School District13792.0%(126)
10Bristol Elementary SchoolBristol, NHNewfound Area School District20391.6%(186)
11Campton Elementary SchoolCampton, NHCampton School District26591.3%(242)
12Thornton Central SchoolThornton, NHThornton School District17291.3%(157)
13Holderness Central SchoolHolderness, NHHolderness School District15691.0%(142)
14Plymouth Regional High SchoolPlymouth, NHPemi-Baker Regional School District65190.9%(592)
15Lisbon Regional School (Elem)Lisbon, NHLisbon Regional School District10690.6%(96)
16Rivendell AcademyOrford, NHRivendell Interstate School District20990.4%(189)
17Woodsville Elementary SchoolWoodsville, NHHaverhill Cooperative School District17689.8%(158)
18Lyme Elementary SchoolLyme, NHLyme School District18789.3%(167)
19Plymouth Elementary SchoolPlymouth, NHPlymouth School District36589.0%(325)
20Profile Senior High SchoolBethlehem, NHProfile School District13388.7%(118)
21Ashland Elementary SchoolAshland, NHAshland School District15988.7%(141)
22Canaan Elementary SchoolCanaan, NHMascoma Valley Regional School District23688.1%(208)
23Littleton High SchoolLittleton, NHLittleton School District17285.5%(147)
24Bethlehem Elementary SchoolBethlehem, NHBethlehem School District14285.2%(121)
25Lin-Wood Public School (Elem)Lincoln, NHLincoln-Woodstock Cooperative School District10185.2%(86)
26Lebanon High SchoolLebanon, NHLebanon School District60685.0%(515)
27Mildred C. Lakeway SchoolLittleton, NHLittleton School District30983.5%(258)
28Lebanon Middle SchoolLebanon, NHLebanon School District46480.8%(375)
29Hanover High SchoolHanover, NHDresden School District67479.2%(534)
30Hanover Street SchoolLebanon, NHLebanon School District31679.1%(250)
31Frances C. Richmond SchoolHanover, NHDresden School District36978.3%(289)
32Mt. Lebanon SchoolW. Lebanon, NHLebanon School District24672.8%(179)
33Bernice A. Ray SchoolHanover, NHHanover School District46372.6%(336)
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