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The public elementary schools with the most White students in Knox County, Illinois

8 public elementary schools in Knox County, Illinois appear in this ranking of the public elementary schools with the most White students, ranked by the total number of White students enrolled. Mable Woolsey Elem School leads the list at 372, against a median of 253 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Knox County, Illinois

Top White students

372

Median White students

253

MOST WHITE (COUNT) · KNOX COUNTY, ILLINOIS

#	School	City	District	Students	% White	White students
1	Mable Woolsey Elem School	Knoxville, IL	Knoxville CUSD 202	383	97.1%	372
2	R O W V A Elem School	Oneida, IL	R O W V A CUSD 208	369	90.0%	332
3	Hedding Grade Sch	Abingdon, IL	Abingdon-Avon CUSD 276	376	85.6%	322
4	Steele School	Galesburg, IL	Galesburg CUSD 205	542	48.5%	263
5	King School	Galesburg, IL	Galesburg CUSD 205	510	47.5%	242
6	Silas Willard Elem School	Galesburg, IL	Galesburg CUSD 205	425	56.7%	241
7	Williamsfield Elem School	Williamsfield, IL	Williamsfield CUSD 210	128	90.6%	116
8	Bright Futures Pre-K Prog	Galesburg, IL	Galesburg CUSD 205	176	40.3%	71

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