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The public high schools with the most White students in Butte County, California

This ranking covers the public high schools with the most White students in Butte County, California, drawn from 16 qualifying public high schools. Pleasant Valley High leads the list at 1,164, against a median of 145 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
16
Butte County, California
Top White students
1,164
Median White students
145
MOST WHITE (COUNT) · BUTTE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% WhiteWhite students
1Pleasant Valley HighChico, CAChico Unified1,97858.9%1,164
2Chico HighChico, CAChico Unified1,80448.8%881
3Las Plumas HighOroville, CAOroville Union High1,26554.1%685
4Paradise Senior HighParadise, CAParadise Unified49575.2%372
5Oroville HighOroville, CAOroville Union High87240.1%350
6Gridley HighGridley, CAGridley Unified67034.3%230
7Durham HighDurham, CADurham Unified32066.6%213
8Inspire School of Arts and SciencesChico, CAInspire School of Arts and Sciences District33260.2%200
9Biggs HighBiggs, CABiggs Unified16155.3%89
10Prospect High (Continuation)Oroville, CAOroville Union High8853.4%47
11Ridgeview High (Continuation)Paradise, CAParadise Unified5178.4%40
12Fair View High (Continuation)Chico, CAChico Unified9537.9%36
13Academy for ChangeChico, CAChico Unified3161.3%19
14Center for Alternative LearningChico, CAChico Unified3438.2%13
15Esperanza High (Continuation)Gridley, CAGridley Unified2326.1%6
16Oroville High Community DayOroville, CAOroville Union High540.0%2
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