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The public high schools with the highest share of White students in Ohio · page 17

Ranks 801–839 of the public schools with the highest share of White students in Ohio. Back to page 1.

MOST WHITE · OHIO

#	School	City	District	Students	% White
801	East High School	Columbus, OH	Columbus City Schools District	431	5.6%(24)
802	West Cleveland Drop Back In dba Frederick Douglass High Scho	Cleveland, OH	West Cleveland Drop Back In dba Frederick Douglass High Scho	557	5.0%(28)
803	Dayton Early College Academy Inc	Dayton, OH	Dayton Early College Academy Inc	327	4.9%(16)
804	East Technical High School	Cleveland, OH	Cleveland Municipal	487	4.7%(23)
805	Linden-McKinley STEM Academy	Columbus, OH	Columbus City Schools District	795	4.5%(36)
806	Jesup W. Scott High School	Toledo, OH	Toledo City	754	4.5%(34)
807	Hughes STEM High School	Cincinnati, OH	Cincinnati Public Schools	1,167	4.4%(51)
808	Columbus International High School	Columbus, OH	Columbus City Schools District	540	4.3%(23)
809	Buchtel Community Learning Center	Akron, OH	Akron City	994	4.2%(42)
810	Independence High School	Columbus, OH	Columbus City Schools District	852	4.2%(36)
811	YB Columbus Community School	Columbus, OH	YB Columbus Community School	264	4.2%(11)
812	Invictus High School	Cleveland, OH	Invictus High School	333	3.6%(12)
813	Richmond Heights High School	Richmond Heights, OH	Richmond Heights Local	271	3.3%(9)
814	Robert A. Taft Information Technology High School	Cincinnati, OH	Cincinnati Public Schools	643	3.3%(21)
815	Mason Run High School	Columbus, OH	Mason Run High School	127	3.1%(4)
816	Horizon Science Acad Cleveland	Cleveland, OH	Horizon Science Acad Cleveland	308	2.9%(9)
817	Woodward Career Technical High School	Cincinnati, OH	Cincinnati Public Schools	835	2.9%(24)
818	The Academy for Urban Scholars	Columbus, OH	The Academy for Urban Scholars	386	2.9%(11)
819	Cleveland School of Architecture & Design	Cleveland, OH	Cleveland Municipal	215	2.8%(6)
820	John Adams College & Career Academy	Cleveland, OH	Cleveland Municipal	437	2.8%(12)
821	Dohn Community	Cincinnati, OH	Dohn Community	1,675	2.6%
822	Collinwood High School	Cleveland, OH	Cleveland Municipal	228	2.6%(6)
823	Jones Leadership Academy of Business	Toledo, OH	Toledo City	192	2.6%(5)
824	Horizon Science Academy Dayton High School	Dayton, OH	Horizon Science Academy Dayton High School	300	2.3%(7)
825	Withrow University High School	Cincinnati, OH	Cincinnati Public Schools	1,300	2.3%(30)
826	Flex High School Cleveland	Richmond Heights, OH	Flex High School Cleveland	132	2.3%(3)
827	Maple Heights High School	Maple Heights, OH	Maple Heights City	956	2.1%(20)
828	Horizon Science Academy Columbus	Columbus, OH	Horizon Science Academy Columbus	680	2.1%(14)
829	Eastmoor Academy	Columbus, OH	Columbus City Schools District	584	1.7%(10)
830	John F Kennedy High School	Cleveland, OH	Cleveland Municipal	652	1.2%(8)
831	Glenville High School	Cleveland, OH	Cleveland Municipal	339	1.2%(4)
832	Cleveland Early College High	Cleveland, OH	Cleveland Municipal	262	1.1%(3)
833	Warrensville Heights High School	Warrensville Heights, OH	Warrensville Heights City	618	1.1%(7)
834	Promise Academy	Cleveland, OH	Promise Academy	101	1.0%(1)
835	Columbus Africentric Early College High School	Columbus, OH	Columbus City Schools District	332	0.9%(3)
836	T2 Honors Academy	Warrensville Heights, OH	T2 Honors Academy	130	0.8%(1)
837	Randall Park High School	North Randall, OH	Randall Park High School	193	0.0%(0)
838	Ginn Academy	Cleveland, OH	Cleveland Municipal	330	0.0%(0)
839	Shaw High School	East Cleveland, OH	East Cleveland City School District	420	0.0%(0)

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