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The public high schools with the highest share of White students in Wake County, North Carolina

This ranking covers the public high schools with the highest share of White students in Wake County, North Carolina, drawn from 38 qualifying public high schools. Holly Springs High leads the list at 73.6%, against a median of 37.3% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
38
Wake County, North Carolina
Top % White
73.6%
Median % White
37.3%
MOST WHITE · WAKE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% White
1Holly Springs HighHolly Springs, NCWake County Schools2,01873.6%(1,485)
2Southern Wake AcademyHolly Springs, NCSouthern Wake Academy53465.7%(351)
3Apex Friendship HighApex, NCWake County Schools2,74865.1%(1,790)
4Longleaf School of the ArtsRaleigh, NCLongleaf School of the Arts40562.7%(254)
5Needham Broughton HighRaleigh, NCWake County Schools2,15358.5%(1,259)
6Middle Creek HighApex, NCWake County Schools1,58758.3%(925)
7Apex HighApex, NCWake County Schools2,44958.1%(1,422)
8Fuquay-Varina HighFuquay-Varina, NCWake County Schools1,85857.8%(1,073)
9Leesville Road HighRaleigh, NCWake County Schools2,41156.6%(1,364)
10Willow Spring HighFuquay Varina, NCWake County Schools2,22356.2%(1,249)
11Heritage HighWake Forest, NCWake County Schools1,77853.4%(950)
12Wake Forest High SchoolWake Forest, NCWake County Schools2,04351.5%(1,052)
13Millbrook HighRaleigh, NCWake County Schools2,49847.6%(1,188)
14Sanderson HighRaleigh, NCWake County Schools1,64847.3%(779)
15Green Hope HighCary, NCWake County Schools2,30445.0%(1,036)
16Wakefield HighRaleigh, NCWake County Schools2,06544.2%(913)
17Cary HighCary, NCWake County Schools2,04443.0%(879)
18Athens Drive HighRaleigh, NCWake County Schools2,15642.4%(913)
19Raleigh Charter High SchoolRaleigh, NCRaleigh Charter High School55238.8%(214)
20Green Level HighCary, NCWake County Schools2,28335.9%(820)
21North Wake College and Career AcademyWake Forest, NCWake County Schools34635.3%(122)
22Enloe HighRaleigh, NCWake County Schools2,64335.2%(930)
23Wake Young Women's Leadership AcademyRaleigh, NCWake County Schools33735.0%(118)
24Wake EC of Information & BiotechnologiesMorrisville, NCWake County Schools26033.9%(88)
25Wake STEM Early College High SchoolCary, NCWake County Schools29433.3%(98)
26Wake Early College of Health and ScienceRaleigh, NCWake County Schools31728.7%(91)
27Wake Young Men's Leadership AcademyRaleigh, NCWake County Schools26228.6%(75)
28Garner HighGarner, NCWake County Schools1,67028.3%(473)
29SCORE AcademyCary, NCWake County Schools58428.1%(164)
30Vernon Malone College and Career AcademyRaleigh, NCWake County Schools34825.9%(90)
31Rolesville HighRolesville, NCWake County Schools2,32125.6%(594)
32Panther Creek HighCary, NCWake County Schools2,60923.9%(624)
33Phillips HighRaleigh, NCWake County Schools12320.3%(25)
34East Wake HighWendell, NCWake County Schools1,77716.3%(289)
35South Garner HighGarner, NCWake County Schools1,83512.5%(230)
36Knightdale HighKnightdale, NCWake County Schools1,69510.2%(173)
37Central Wake High SchoolRaleigh, NCCentral Wake Charter High School2938.2%(24)
38Southeast Raleigh HighRaleigh, NCWake County Schools1,4385.0%(72)
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