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The public middle schools with the most White students in Chula Vista, California

7 public middle schools in Chula Vista, California appear in this ranking of the public middle schools with the most White students, ranked by the total number of White students enrolled. Eastlake Middle leads the list at 198, against a median of 62 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
7
Chula Vista, California
Top White students
198
Median White students
62
MOST WHITE (COUNT) · CHULA VISTA, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% WhiteWhite students
1Eastlake MiddleChula Vista, CASweetwater Union High1,61312.3%198
2Rancho del Rey MiddleChula Vista, CASweetwater Union High1,7058.2%140
3Bonita Vista MiddleChula Vista, CASweetwater Union High97210.9%106
4Hilltop MiddleChula Vista, CASweetwater Union High8667.2%62
5Chula Vista MiddleChula Vista, CASweetwater Union High6786.5%44
6High Tech Middle Chula VistaChula Vista, CAHigh Tech Middle Chula Vista District3355.1%17
7Castle Park MiddleChula Vista, CASweetwater Union High7032.1%15
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