The public schools with the highest share of White students in Lincoln County, North Carolina
21 public schools in Lincoln County, North Carolina 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. Union Elementary leads the list at 90.6%, against a median of 77.5% across the ranked schools.
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| # | School | City | % White |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Union Elementary | Vale, NC | 90.6%(310) |
| 2 | North Brook Elementary | Vale, NC | 86.0%(296) |
| 3 | West Lincoln Middle | Lincolnton, NC | 84.0%(473) |
| 4 | West Lincoln High | Lincolnton, NC | 83.7%(612) |
| 5 | North Lincoln High | Lincolnton, NC | 81.8%(921) |
| 6 | Rock Springs Elementary | Denver, NC | 81.4%(520) |
| 7 | Pumpkin Center Intermediate | Lincolnton, NC | 81.0%(239) |
| 8 | North Lincoln Middle | Denver, NC | 80.9%(626) |
| 9 | Pumpkin Center Primary | Lincolnton, NC | 80.0%(260) |
| 10 | St James Elementary | Denver, NC | 79.6%(520) |
| 11 | Love Memorial Elementary | Lincolnton, NC | 77.5%(244) |
| 12 | Iron Station Elementary | Iron Station, NC | 76.0%(279) |
| 13 | Childers Elementary | Lincolnton, NC | 73.2%(306) |
| 14 | East Lincoln High | Denver, NC | 72.4%(758) |
| 15 | East Lincoln Middle | Iron Station, NC | 72.1%(532) |
| 16 | Catawba Springs Elementary | Denver, NC | 68.3%(371) |
| 17 | S Ray Lowder Elementary | Lincolnton, NC | 49.7%(152) |
| 18 | GE Massey Elementary | Lincolnton, NC | 47.3%(175) |
| 19 | Battleground Elementary | Lincolnton, NC | 45.2%(190) |
| 20 | Lincolnton Middle | Lincolnton, NC | 44.4%(250) |
| 21 | Lincolnton High | Lincolnton, NC | 43.9%(350) |
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