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The public elementary schools with the most White students in Lake County, California

Across Lake County, California, 14 public elementary schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of White students enrolled. Coyote Valley Elementary leads the list at 246, against a median of 145 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Lake County, California

Top White students

246

Median White students

145

MOST WHITE (COUNT) · LAKE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	Students	% White	White students
1	Coyote Valley Elementary	Hidden Valley Lake, CA	Middletown Unified	427	57.6%	246
2	Lower Lake Elementary	Lower Lake, CA	Konocti Unified	743	31.6%	235
3	Upper Lake Elementary	Upper Lake, CA	Upper Lake Unified	429	45.0%	193
4	Kelseyville Elementary	Kelseyville, CA	Kelseyville Unified	543	35.4%	192
5	Lakeport Elementary	Lakeport, CA	Lakeport Unified	530	35.5%	188
6	Pomo	Clearlake, CA	Konocti Unified	702	26.5%	186
7	Riviera Elementary	Kelseyville, CA	Kelseyville Unified	287	54.7%	157
8	Lucerne Elementary	Lucerne, CA	Lucerne Elementary	282	46.8%	132
9	Burns Valley	Clearlake, CA	Konocti Unified	568	21.1%	120
10	East Lake	Clearlake Oaks, CA	Konocti Unified	195	45.1%	88
11	Cobb Mountain Elementary	Cobb, CA	Middletown Unified	110	74.5%	82
12	Minnie Cannon Elementary	Middletown, CA	Middletown Unified	164	48.2%	79
13	Lake County International Charter	Middletown, CA	Lake County International Charter District	88	68.2%	60
14	Shade Canyon	Kelseyville, CA	Shade Canyon District	64	62.5%	40

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