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The public middle schools with the most White students in LaSalle County, Illinois

Across LaSalle County, Illinois, 9 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of White students enrolled. Northlawn Jr High School leads the list at 376, against a median of 246 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

LaSalle County, Illinois

Top White students

376

Median White students

246

MOST WHITE (COUNT) · LASALLE COUNTY, ILLINOIS

#	School	City	District	Students	% White	White students
1	Northlawn Jr High School	Streator, IL	Streator ESD 44	614	61.2%	376
2	Northbrook School	Mendota, IL	Mendota CCSD 289	526	54.0%	284
3	Parkside Middle School	Peru, IL	Peru ESD 124	372	68.3%	254
4	Shepherd Middle School	Ottawa, IL	Ottawa ESD 141	353	70.0%	247
5	Central Intermediate School	Ottawa, IL	Ottawa ESD 141	339	72.6%	246
6	Seneca Elem School South Campus	Seneca, IL	Seneca CCSD 170	209	85.7%	179
7	Serena Middle School	Serena, IL	Serena CUSD 2	184	83.7%	154
8	Lincoln Jr High School	La Salle, IL	La Salle ESD 122	269	52.8%	142
9	Washington Elem School	Oglesby, IL	Oglesby ESD 125	116	78.5%	91

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