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The public elementary schools with the most White students in Shelby County, Indiana

Across Shelby County, Indiana, 7 public elementary schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of White students enrolled. William F Loper Elementary School leads the list at 480, against a median of 386 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Shelby County, Indiana

Top White students

480

Median White students

386

MOST WHITE (COUNT) · SHELBY COUNTY, INDIANA

#	School	City	District	Students	% White	White students
1	William F Loper Elementary School	Shelbyville, IN	Shelbyville Central Schools	619	77.5%	480
2	Triton Central Elementary School	Fairland, IN	Northwestern Con School Corp	516	91.9%	474
3	Thomas A Hendricks Elementary Sch	Shelbyville, IN	Shelbyville Central Schools	565	78.6%	444
4	Southwestern Elementary School	Shelbyville, IN	Southwestern Con Sch Shelby Co	405	95.3%	386
5	Morristown Elementary School	Morristown, IN	Shelby Eastern Schools	338	95.9%	324
6	Coulston Elementary School	Shelbyville, IN	Shelbyville Central Schools	428	65.2%	279
7	Waldron Elementary School	Waldron, IN	Shelby Eastern Schools	298	93.0%	277

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