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The public high schools with the most White students in Bremer County, Iowa

This ranking covers the public high schools with the most White students in Bremer County, Iowa, drawn from 7 qualifying public high schools. Waverly-Shell Rock Senior High School leads the list at 681, against a median of 227 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
7
Bremer County, Iowa
Top White students
681
Median White students
227
MOST WHITE (COUNT) · BREMER COUNTY, IOWA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% WhiteWhite students
1Waverly-Shell Rock Senior High SchoolWaverly, IAWaverly-Shell Rock Comm School District73792.4%681
2Denver Senior High SchoolDenver, IADenver Comm School District27894.6%263
3Wapsie Valley High SchoolFairbank, IAWapsie Valley Comm School District27393.8%256
4Janesville Junior-Senior High SchoolJanesville, IAJanesville Consolidated School District24393.4%227
5Sumner-Fredericksburg High SchoolSumner, IASumner-Fredericksburg Comm School District24390.1%219
6Tripoli Middle/Sr High SchoolTripoli, IATripoli Comm School District17091.8%156
7Greenview Alternative SchoolWaverly, IAWaverly-Shell Rock Comm School District4575.6%34
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