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The public middle schools with the most White students in Clayton County, Georgia

This ranking covers the public middle schools with the most White students in Clayton County, Georgia, drawn from 15 qualifying public middle schools. M. D. Roberts Middle School leads the list at 23, against a median of 10 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
15
Clayton County, Georgia
Top White students
23
Median White students
10
MOST WHITE (COUNT) · CLAYTON COUNTY, GEORGIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% WhiteWhite students
1M. D. Roberts Middle SchoolJonesboro, GAClayton County8942.6%23
2Rex Mill Middle SchoolRex, GAClayton County9042.1%19
3Jonesboro Middle SchoolJonesboro, GAClayton County8952.0%18
4Eddie White Middle SchoolHampton, GAClayton County1,3641.3%18
5Babb Middle SchoolForest Park, GAClayton County8811.6%14
6Morrow Middle SchoolMorrow, GAClayton County7941.5%12
7Forest Park Middle SchoolMarrow, GAClayton County5931.7%10
8Sequoyah Middle SchoolRiverdale, GAClayton County7651.3%10
9Mundys Mill Middle SchoolJonesboro, GAClayton County6871.0%7
10Pointe South Middle SchoolJonesboro, GAClayton County6930.9%6
11Adamson Middle SchoolRex, GAClayton County5091.0%5
12North Clayton Middle SchoolCollege Park, GAClayton County8170.5%4
13Kendrick Middle SchoolJonesboro, GAClayton County6190.7%4
14Riverdale Middle SchoolRiverdale, GAClayton County5600.5%3
15Utopian Academy for the Arts Middle SchoolEllenwood, GAClayton County3150.3%1
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