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The public elementary schools with the highest share of White students in Buncombe County, North Carolina

33 public elementary schools in Buncombe County, North Carolina appear in this ranking of the public elementary schools with the highest share of White students, ranked by the share of students who are White, from federal NCES enrollment data. Barnardsville Elementary leads the list at 90.4%, against a median of 67.8% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
33
Buncombe County, North Carolina
Top % White
90.4%
Median % White
67.8%
MOST WHITE · BUNCOMBE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% White
1Barnardsville ElementaryBarnardsville, NCBuncombe County Schools12590.4%(113)
2Fairview ElementaryFairview, NCBuncombe County Schools64685.9%(555)
3ArtSpace Charter SchoolSwannanoa, NCArtSpace Charter40284.3%(339)
4Black Mountain ElementaryBlack Mountain, NCBuncombe County Schools16382.8%(135)
5Evergreen Community CharterAsheville, NCEvergreen Community Charter43082.1%(353)
6Hominy Valley ElementaryCandler, NCBuncombe County Schools39981.5%(325)
7Leicester ElementaryLeicester, NCBuncombe County Schools39980.7%(322)
8Weaverville ElementaryWeaverville, NCBuncombe County Schools34279.5%(272)
9Weaverville PrimaryWeaverville, NCBuncombe County Schools24579.2%(194)
10Black Mountain PrimaryBlack Mountain, NCBuncombe County Schools35177.8%(273)
11Mountain City Public MontessoriAsheville, NCMountain City Public Montessori13777.4%(106)
12Pisgah ElementaryCandler, NCBuncombe County Schools16274.7%(121)
13North Buncombe ElementaryWeaverville, NCBuncombe County Schools59374.2%(440)
14Claxton ElementaryAsheville, NCAsheville City Schools40570.9%(287)
15Glen Arden ElementaryArden, NCBuncombe County Schools50569.5%(351)
16Candler ElementaryCandler, NCBuncombe County Schools38168.2%(260)
17Lucy S. Herring ElementaryAsheville, NCAsheville City Schools25567.8%(173)
18West Buncombe ElementaryAsheville, NCBuncombe County Schools58067.8%(393)
19Bell ElementaryAsheville, NCBuncombe County Schools22467.4%(151)
20Haw Creek ElementaryAsheville, NCBuncombe County Schools40263.7%(256)
21Isaac Dickson ElementaryAsheville, NCAsheville City Schools39056.4%(220)
22Francine Delany New SchoolAsheville, NCFrancine Delany New School19356.0%(108)
23Williams ElementarySwannanoa, NCBuncombe County Schools45155.6%(251)
24Estes ElementaryAsheville, NCBuncombe County Schools75454.1%(408)
25Ira B Jones ElementaryAsheville, NCAsheville City Schools36953.9%(199)
26Hall Fletcher ElementaryAsheville, NCAsheville City Schools31853.8%(171)
27Sand Hill-Venable ElemAsheville, NCBuncombe County Schools59052.7%(311)
28Oakley ElementaryAsheville, NCBuncombe County Schools50240.4%(203)
29Avery's Creek ElementaryArden, NCBuncombe County Schools55739.3%(219)
30Woodfin ElementaryAsheville, NCBuncombe County Schools11135.1%(39)
31Johnston ElementaryAsheville, NCBuncombe County Schools21734.1%(74)
32Emma ElementaryAsheville, NCBuncombe County Schools27731.1%(86)
33Asheville PEAK AcademyAsheville, NCAsheville PEAK Academy1617.5%(12)
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