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

12 public middle schools in Santa Cruz County, California appear in this ranking of the public middle schools with the most White students, ranked by the total number of White students enrolled. New Brighton Middle leads the list at 329, against a median of 168 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
12
Santa Cruz County, California
Top White students
329
Median White students
168
MOST WHITE (COUNT) · SANTA CRUZ COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% WhiteWhite students
1New Brighton MiddleCapitola, CASoquel Union Elementary58556.2%329
2Scotts Valley MiddleScotts Valley, CAScotts Valley Unified46365.4%303
3San Lorenzo Valley MiddleFelton, CASan Lorenzo Valley Unified39675.8%300
4Mission Hill MiddleSanta Cruz, CASanta Cruz City High51052.5%268
5Aptos Junior HighAptos, CAPajaro Valley Unified58743.3%254
6Branciforte MiddleSanta Cruz, CASanta Cruz City High40942.8%175
7Shoreline MiddleSanta Cruz, CALive Oak Elementary47833.5%160
8C. T. English MiddleLos Gatos, CALoma Prieta Joint Union Elementary16470.7%116
9E. A. Hall MiddleWatsonville, CAPajaro Valley Unified4911.4%7
10Cesar E. Chavez MiddleWatsonville, CAPajaro Valley Unified5481.1%6
11Rolling Hills MiddleWatsonville, CAPajaro Valley Unified5880.8%5
12Lakeview MiddleWatsonville, CAPajaro Valley Unified4250.7%3
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