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The public high schools with the highest share of White students in Collin County, Texas

40 public high schools in Collin County, Texas appear in this ranking of the public high schools with the highest share of White students, ranked by the share of students who are White, from federal NCES enrollment data. Lovejoy High School leads the list at 68.5%, against a median of 35.4% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
40
Collin County, Texas
Top % White
68.5%
Median % White
35.4%
MOST WHITE · COLLIN COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsWhite students% White
1Lovejoy High SchoolLUCAS, TXLOVEJOY ISD1,5811,08368.5%
2Blue Ridge High SchoolBLUE RIDGE, TXBLUE RIDGE ISD29817759.4%
3Celina High SchoolCELINA, TXCELINA ISD1,32276958.2%
4Walnut Grove High SchoolPROSPER, TXPROSPER ISD2,2681,27756.3%
5McKinney Boyd High SchoolMCKINNEY, TXMCKINNEY ISD2,5471,34352.7%
6Academy High SchoolPLANO, TXPLANO ISD27513950.5%
7Farmersville High SchoolFARMERSVILLE, TXFARMERSVILLE ISD76536547.7%
8Melissa High SchoolMELISSA, TXMELISSA ISD1,98391546.1%
9Prosper High SchoolPROSPER, TXPROSPER ISD3,7531,66844.4%
10Vines High SchoolPLANO, TXPLANO ISD1,00944744.3%
11Wylie East High SchoolWYLIE, TXWYLIE ISD2,7091,15342.6%
12Plano Sr High SchoolPLANO, TXPLANO ISD2,26792340.7%
13Wylie High SchoolWYLIE, TXWYLIE ISD3,1891,24839.1%
14Allen High SchoolALLEN, TXALLEN ISD5,2062,02839.0%
15McKinney North High SchoolMCKINNEY, TXMCKINNEY ISD2,38792738.8%
16Adult Transition CenterPLANO, TXPLANO ISD1013837.6%
17Achieve AcademyWYLIE, TXWYLIE ISD1335037.6%
18Lowery Freshman CenterALLEN, TXALLEN ISD1,67461636.8%
19Clark High SchoolPLANO, TXPLANO ISD1,11441036.8%
20McKinney High SchoolMCKINNEY, TXMCKINNEY ISD2,66897636.6%
21Memorial High SchoolFRISCO, TXFRISCO ISD1,43949334.3%
22Anna High SchoolANNA, TXANNA ISD1,60254734.1%
23Community High SchoolNEVADA, TXCOMMUNITY ISD1,32844233.3%
24Rock Hill High SchoolFRISCO, TXPROSPER ISD2,44273630.1%
25Frisco High SchoolFRISCO, TXFRISCO ISD1,98559630.0%
26McMillen High SchoolMURPHY, TXPLANO ISD1,01029829.5%
27Emerson High SchoolMCKINNEY, TXFRISCO ISD1,84453128.8%
28Plano West Senior High SchoolPLANO, TXPLANO ISD2,55971227.8%
29Centennial High SchoolFRISCO, TXFRISCO ISD2,01854727.1%
30Shepton High SchoolPLANO, TXPLANO ISD1,36036626.9%
31Liberty High SchoolFRISCO, TXFRISCO ISD1,79846926.1%
32Heritage High SchoolFRISCO, TXFRISCO ISD1,99651625.9%
33Jasper High SchoolPLANO, TXPLANO ISD1,30132925.3%
34Lebanon Trail High SchoolFRISCO, TXFRISCO ISD2,17354124.9%
35Harmony School of Innovation - DallasDALLAS, TXHARMONY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - NORTH TEXAS53912923.9%
36Princeton Sr High SchoolPRINCETON, TXPRINCETON ISD1,26228422.5%
37Plano East Sr High SchoolPLANO, TXPLANO ISD3,03365021.4%
38Lovelady High SchoolPRINCETON, TXPRINCETON ISD1,38829020.9%
39Williams High SchoolPLANO, TXPLANO ISD1,10519918.0%
40Independence High SchoolFRISCO, TXFRISCO ISD1,69829017.1%
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Racial and ethnic enrollment shares are factual figures reported by each school to the federal government (NCES). This list describes the composition of student bodies and is not an evaluation or endorsement of any school.

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