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The public schools with the highest share of White students in Oklahoma · page 10

Ranks 451–500 of the public schools with the highest share of White students in Oklahoma. Back to page 1.

MOST WHITE · OKLAHOMA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsWhite students% White
451Olustee-Eldorado Elementary SchoolOlustee, OKOLUSTEE-ELDORADO1005656.0%
452Duke Elementary SchoolDuke, OKDUKE1005656.0%
453Tecumseh Middle SchoolTecumseh, OKTECUMSEH40022456.0%
454Lane Public SchoolLane, OKLANE22912855.9%
455Pretty Water Public SchoolSapulpa, OKPRETTY WATER26514855.9%
456Guthrie Junior High SchoolGuthrie, OKGUTHRIE50027955.8%
457Savanna Elementary SchoolSavanna, OKSAVANNA18310255.7%
458Canadian High SchoolCanadian, OKCANADIAN1317355.7%
459Walters Elementary SchoolWalters, OKWALTERS26214655.7%
460Plainview High SchoolArdmore, OKPLAINVIEW43324155.7%
461Heritage Intermediate Grd CenterCoweta, OKCOWETA39021755.6%
462Tushka Elementary SchoolAtoka, OKTUSHKA33818855.6%
463Deer Creek Middle SchoolEdmond, OKDEER CREEK1,25769955.6%
464Mustang Central Middle SchoolYukon, OKMUSTANG55430855.6%
465Tecumseh High SchoolTecumseh, OKTECUMSEH68438055.6%
466McLoud High SchoolMcLoud, OKMCLOUD49027255.5%
4674th and 5th Grade CenterEdmond, OKDEER CREEK1,28971555.5%
468Boise City Elementary SchoolBoise City, OKBOISE CITY18410255.4%
469Kellyville High SchoolKellyville, OKKELLYVILLE25814355.4%
470Sulphur High SchoolSulphur, OKSULPHUR46025555.4%
471Childers Middle SchoolBroken Arrow, OKBROKEN ARROW81245055.4%
472Little Axe Elementary SchoolNorman, OKLITTLE AXE52629155.3%
473Prairie View Elementary SchoolEnid, OKENID44524655.3%
474Oologah-Talala High SchoolOologah, OKOOLOGAH-TALALA52529055.2%
475McLoud Early Childhood CenterMcLoud, OKMCLOUD27715355.2%
476Mission Intermediate Grd CenterCoweta, OKCOWETA39321755.2%
477Sand Springs Ec CenterSand Springs, OKSAND SPRINGS24113355.2%
478Will Rogers Elementary SchoolEdmond, OKEDMOND68737955.2%
479Kellyville Middle SchoolKellyville, OKKELLYVILLE1166455.2%
480Valliant Middle SchoolValliant, OKVALLIANT20311255.2%
481Caney Valley High SchoolRamona, OKCANEY VALLEY22312355.2%
482White Rock Public SchoolMcLoud, OKWHITE ROCK1659155.1%
483Panama Middle SchoolPanama, OKPANAMA1075955.1%
484Yukon High SchoolYukon, OKYUKON2,9841,64355.1%
485Berryhill High SchoolTulsa, OKBERRYHILL40722455.0%
486Bethany High SchoolBethany, OKBETHANY55830755.0%
487Anderson Public SchoolSand Springs, OKANDERSON28015455.0%
488Pratt Elementary SchoolSand Springs, OKSAND SPRINGS38821354.9%
489Limestone Elementary SchoolSand Springs, OKSAND SPRINGS25914254.8%
490Skyview Elementary SchoolYukon, OKYUKON44924654.8%
491Yukon Middle SchoolYukon, OKYUKON1,41077254.8%
492Mustang Education CenterMustang, OKMUSTANG1176454.7%
493Kiefer High SchoolKiefer, OKKIEFER30916954.7%
494Guthrie Upper Elementary SchoolGuthrie, OKGUTHRIE53429254.7%
495Lone Star Public SchoolSapulpa, OKLONE STAR87647954.7%
496Tonkawa Middle SchoolTonkawa, OKTONKAWA19410654.6%
497Valliant High SchoolValliant, OKVALLIANT28415554.6%
498Dickson Upper Elementary SchoolArdmore, OKDICKSON27715154.5%
499Nicoma Park Elementary SchoolChoctaw, OKCHOCTAW-NICOMA PARK45224654.4%
500Bristow Middle SchoolBristow, OKBRISTOW34818954.3%
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