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The public high schools with the most White students in San Jose, California

This ranking covers the public high schools with the most White students in San Jose, California, drawn from 42 qualifying public high schools. Leigh High leads the list at 758, against a median of 31 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

San Jose, California

Top White students

758

Median White students

MOST WHITE (COUNT) · SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	Students	% White	White students
1	Leigh High	San Jose, CA	Campbell Union High	1,884	40.2%	758
2	Branham High	San Jose, CA	Campbell Union High	1,820	34.6%	629
3	Pioneer High	San Jose, CA	San Jose Unified	1,393	35.1%	489
4	Willow Glen High	San Jose, CA	San Jose Unified	1,543	29.8%	460
5	Leland High	San Jose, CA	San Jose Unified	1,471	27.4%	403
6	Santa Teresa High	San Jose, CA	East Side Union High	2,134	18.6%	398
7	Abraham Lincoln High	San Jose, CA	San Jose Unified	1,590	11.4%	181
8	Del Mar High	San Jose, CA	Campbell Union High	1,350	12.5%	169
9	Piedmont Hills High	San Jose, CA	East Side Union High	1,918	4.8%	93
10	Lynbrook High	San Jose, CA	Fremont Union High	1,702	5.5%	93
11	Summit Public School: Tahoma	San Jose, CA	Summit Public School: Tahoma District	383	22.7%	87
12	Kathleen MacDonald High	San Jose, CA	Santa Clara Unified	683	12.4%	85
13	Gunderson High	San Jose, CA	San Jose Unified	744	10.6%	79
14	Evergreen Valley High	San Jose, CA	East Side Union High	2,703	2.7%	74
15	Silver Creek High	San Jose, CA	East Side Union High	2,139	3.4%	73
16	Independence High	San Jose, CA	East Side Union High	2,289	3.1%	70
17	Oak Grove High	San Jose, CA	East Side Union High	1,374	4.5%	62
18	University Preparatory Academy Charter	San Jose, CA	University Preparatory Academy Charter District	727	5.5%	40
19	Andrew P. Hill High	San Jose, CA	East Side Union High	1,564	2.4%	37
20	Yerba Buena High	San Jose, CA	East Side Union High	1,612	2.0%	32
21	Liberty Alternative	San Jose, CA	San Jose Unified	274	11.7%	32
22	Mt. Pleasant High	San Jose, CA	East Side Union High	998	2.9%	29
23	San Jose High	San Jose, CA	San Jose Unified	874	3.2%	28
24	James Lick High	San Jose, CA	East Side Union High	862	2.8%	24
25	Opportunity Youth Academy	San Jose, CA	Santa Clara County Office of Education	283	6.7%	19
26	Santa Clara County Community	San Jose, CA	Santa Clara County Office of Education	107	15.9%	17
27	Boynton High	San Jose, CA	Campbell Union High	163	5.5%	9
28	Calero High	San Jose, CA	East Side Union High	173	5.2%	9
29	Broadway High	San Jose, CA	San Jose Unified	176	4.5%	8
30	Alpha Cindy Avitia High	San Jose, CA	Alpha Cindy Avitia High District	405	1.7%	7
31	William C. Overfelt High	San Jose, CA	East Side Union High	1,363	0.5%	7
32	San Jose Conservation Corps Charter	San Jose, CA	San Jose Conservation Corps Charter District	158	3.2%	5
33	ACE Charter High	San Jose, CA	ACE Charter High District	313	1.3%	4
34	Foothill High	San Jose, CA	East Side Union High	268	1.5%	4
35	Phoenix High	San Jose, CA	East Side Union High	70	5.7%	4
36	Downtown College Preparatory	San Jose, CA	Downtown College Preparatory District	520	0.6%	3
37	KIPP San Jose Collegiate	San Jose, CA	KIPP San Jose Collegiate District	512	0.6%	3
38	Latino College Preparatory Academy	San Jose, CA	Latino College Preparatory Academy District	421	0.5%	2
39	Pegasus High	San Jose, CA	East Side Union High	128	1.6%	2
40	KIPP Navigate College Prep	San Jose, CA	KIPP Navigate College Prep District	297	0.3%	1
41	Apollo High	San Jose, CA	East Side Union High	141	0.7%	1
42	Santa Clara County Court	San Jose, CA	Santa Clara County Office of Education	44	2.3%	1

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