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The public middle schools with the most White students in Marion County, Florida

Across Marion County, Florida, 10 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of White students enrolled. BELLEVIEW MIDDLE SCHOOL leads the list at 784, against a median of 334 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
10
Marion County, Florida
Top White students
784
Median White students
334
MOST WHITE (COUNT) · MARION COUNTY, FLORIDA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% WhiteWhite students
1BELLEVIEW MIDDLE SCHOOLBELLEVIEW, FLMARION1,60049.0%784
2OSCEOLA MIDDLE SCHOOLOCALA, FLMARION86654.5%472
3LAKE WEIR MIDDLE SCHOOLSUMMERFIELD, FLMARION1,14140.4%461
4FORT KING MIDDLE SCHOOLOCALA, FLMARION91841.0%376
5DUNNELLON MIDDLE SCHOOLDUNNELLON, FLMARION71248.3%344
6LIBERTY MIDDLE SCHOOLOCALA, FLMARION1,17127.6%323
7NORTH MARION MIDDLE SCHOOLCITRA, FLMARION73841.6%307
8HOWARD MIDDLE SCHOOLOCALA, FLMARION91726.7%245
9HORIZON ACADEMY AT MARION OAKSOCALA, FLMARION1,26019.4%244
10OCALI CHARTER MIDDLE SCHOOLOCALA, FLMARION19443.3%84
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