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The public elementary schools with the most White students in Sumner County, Kansas

This ranking covers the public elementary schools with the most White students in Sumner County, Kansas, drawn from 10 qualifying public elementary schools. Eisenhower Elem leads the list at 209, against a median of 110 across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked

Sumner County, Kansas

Top White students

209

Median White students

110

MOST WHITE (COUNT) · SUMNER COUNTY, KANSAS

#	School	City	District	Students	% White	White students
1	Eisenhower Elem	Wellington, KS	Wellington	277	75.5%	209
2	Belle Plaine Elem	Belle Plaine, KS	Belle Plaine	211	84.8%	179
3	Oxford Elem	Oxford, KS	Oxford	201	83.6%	168
4	Conway Springs Kyle Trueblood	Conway Springs, KS	Conway Springs	146	90.4%	132
5	Caldwell Elem	Caldwell, KS	Caldwell	136	81.6%	111
6	Lincoln Elem	Wellington, KS	Wellington	137	79.6%	109
7	South Haven Elem	South Haven, KS	South Haven	100	92.0%	92
8	Kennedy Elem	Wellington, KS	Wellington	126	68.3%	86
9	Washington Elem	Wellington, KS	Wellington	86	72.1%	62
10	Argonia Elem	Argonia, KS	Argonia Public Schools	65	84.6%	55

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