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The public middle schools with the most White students in Colorado Springs, Colorado

This ranking covers the public middle schools with the most White students in Colorado Springs, Colorado, drawn from 27 qualifying public middle schools. Chinook Trail Middle School leads the list at 653, against a median of 237 across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked

Colorado Springs, Colorado

Top White students

653

Median White students

237

MOST WHITE (COUNT) · COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO

#	School	City	District	Students	% White	White students
1	Chinook Trail Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Academy District 20	1,075	60.7%	653
2	Eagleview Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Academy District 20	905	69.1%	625
3	Timberview Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Academy District 20	837	65.1%	545
4	Discovery Canyon Campus Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Academy District 20	821	63.2%	519
5	Challenger Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Academy District 20	696	67.2%	468
6	Jenkins Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Colorado Springs School District 11	791	56.0%	443
7	Cheyenne Mountain Junior High School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Cheyenne Mountain School District	604	71.5%	432
8	Mountain Ridge Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Academy District 20	690	57.7%	398
9	Skyview Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	El Paso County Colorado School District 49	862	45.1%	389
10	Holmes Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Colorado Springs School District 11	600	62.2%	373
11	The Classical Academy Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Academy District 20	445	81.3%	362
12	North Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Colorado Springs School District 11	636	51.6%	328
13	Horizon Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	El Paso County Colorado School District 49	773	39.8%	308
14	Sabin Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Colorado Springs School District 11	540	43.9%	237
15	Russell Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Colorado Springs School District 11	520	45.4%	236
16	Watson Junior High School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Widefield School District 3	470	49.8%	234
17	Sproul Junior High School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Widefield School District 3	504	44.6%	225
18	James Irwin Charter Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Harrison School District Two	434	33.2%	144
19	Mann Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Colorado Springs School District 11	300	43.0%	129
20	The Vanguard School (Middle)	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Harrison School District Two	243	47.3%	115
21	Galileo Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Colorado Springs School District 11	277	32.1%	89
22	Fox Meadow Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Harrison School District Two	369	23.6%	87
23	Jack Swigert Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Colorado Springs School District 11	404	20.8%	84
24	Orton Academy	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Colorado Springs School District 11	114	63.2%	72
25	Panorama Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Harrison School District Two	339	17.4%	59
26	West Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Colorado Springs School District 11	119	37.8%	45
27	Atlas Preparatory Middle School	COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	Harrison School District Two	473	7.4%	35

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