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

Across Stockton, California, 8 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of White students enrolled. Waterloo Elementary leads the list at 115, against a median of 37 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Stockton, California

Top White students

115

Median White students

MOST WHITE (COUNT) · STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	Students	% White	White students
1	Waterloo Elementary	Stockton, CA	Linden Unified	339	33.9%	115
2	Sierra Middle	Stockton, CA	Lincoln Unified	591	16.6%	98
3	Christa McAuliffe Middle	Stockton, CA	Lodi Unified	734	11.7%	86
4	Elkhorn	Stockton, CA	Lodi Unified	263	14.4%	38
5	Aspire Benjamin Holt Middle	Stockton, CA	Aspire Benjamin Holt Middle District	573	6.1%	35
6	Delta Sierra Middle	Stockton, CA	Lodi Unified	563	5.7%	32
7	Morada Middle	Stockton, CA	Lodi Unified	685	2.3%	16
8	Team Charter Academy	Stockton, CA	Team Charter Academy District	180	1.7%	3

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