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The public middle schools with the most White students in Santa Rosa, California

This ranking covers the public middle schools with the most White students in Santa Rosa, California, drawn from 7 qualifying public middle schools. Rincon Valley Middle leads the list at 352, against a median of 89 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
7
Santa Rosa, California
Top White students
352
Median White students
89
MOST WHITE (COUNT) · SANTA ROSA, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% WhiteWhite students
1Rincon Valley MiddleSanta Rosa, CASanta Rosa High72548.5%352
2Strawberry ElementarySanta Rosa, CABennett Valley Union Elementary36555.6%203
3Herbert Slater MiddleSanta Rosa, CASanta Rosa High57720.3%117
4Santa Rosa MiddleSanta Rosa, CASanta Rosa High45219.7%89
5Santa Rosa Accelerated CharterSanta Rosa, CASanta Rosa High12867.2%86
6Piner-Olivet CharterSanta Rosa, CAPiner-Olivet Charter District21223.6%50
7Hilliard Comstock MiddleSanta Rosa, CASanta Rosa High4237.8%33
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