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The public elementary schools with the most White students in Kansas · page 3

Ranks 101–150 of the public schools with the most White students in Kansas. Back to page 1.

MOST WHITE (COUNT) · KANSAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% WhiteWhite students
101Woodrow Wilson ElemHays, KSHays36483.8%305
102Mulvane Grade SchoolMulvane, KSMulvane36882.6%304
103Northern Hills ElementaryTopeka, KSSeaman40874.3%303
104Clark Davidson ElemGoddard, KSGoddard46265.4%302
105Meadowlark Ridge ElemSalina, KSSalina43169.8%301
106Brookridge ElemOverland Park, KSShawnee Mission Pub Sch54854.7%300
107Eugene Ware ElemFort Scott, KSFort Scott36182.8%299
108Meadowview ElemParsons, KSLabette County36781.2%298
109LTG Richard J. Seitz ElementaryFt. Riley, KSGeary County Schools61548.5%298
110Indian Hills ElementaryTopeka, KSAuburn-Washburn44067.5%297
111Quail Run ElementaryLawrence, KSLawrence42170.5%297
112Cottonwood ElementaryAndover, KSAndover38876.3%296
113Deerfield ElemLawrence, KSLawrence43368.4%296
114Frank V Bergman ElemManhattan, KSManhattan-Ogden56851.9%295
115Park Hill ElementaryDerby, KSDerby39275.0%294
116Haven ElemHaven, KSHaven Public Schools34884.5%294
117Central ElemColumbus, KSColumbus34884.2%293
118Osage City ElemOsage City, KSOsage City34086.2%293
119Christa McAuliffe ElemLenexa, KSShawnee Mission Pub Sch40073.3%293
120Mission Trail ElementaryLeawood, KSBlue Valley38476.0%292
121Kathryn O'Loughlin McCarthy ElemHays, KSHays37177.9%289
122Nelson ElemHaysville, KSHaysville44265.2%288
123Humboldt Elementary SchoolHumboldt, KSHumboldt34283.9%287
124Wanamaker ElemTopeka, KSAuburn-Washburn47560.2%286
125Rhein Benninghoven ElemShawnee, KSShawnee Mission Pub Sch42367.4%285
126Northeast ElemArma, KSNortheast33883.7%283
127Rose Hill IntermediateRose Hill, KSRose Hill Public Schools32886.3%283
128Sunflower Elementary SchoolOttawa, KSOttawa33384.7%282
129Colby ElemColby, KSColby Public Schools36976.4%282
130Trojan ElemOsawatomie, KSOsawatomie34182.7%282
131Auburn ElementaryAuburn, KSAuburn-Washburn33683.6%281
132Derby Hills ElemDerby, KSDerby41068.3%280
133Kingman Elementary SchoolKingman, KSKingman - Norwich33084.8%280
134Regency Place ElementaryOlathe, KSOlathe43564.4%280
135Prairie Star ElementaryLeawood, KSBlue Valley37175.5%280
136Clearwater Elementary WestClearwater, KSClearwater32984.8%279
137Horizon ElementaryShawnee, KSDe Soto35179.5%279
138Wolf Creek Elementary SchoolSpring Hill, KSSpring Hill33683.0%279
139Burlington Elementary SchoolBurlington, KSBurlington32286.3%278
140Jefferson West Elementary SchoolMeriden, KSJefferson West32086.9%278
141Meadow Lane ElemOlathe, KSOlathe34979.7%278
142Ravenwood ElementaryOlathe, KSOlathe41866.3%277
143Jayhawk ElementaryMound City, KSJayhawk31188.8%276
144John Diemer ElemOverland Park, KSShawnee Mission Pub Sch42764.6%276
145Isely Traditional Magnet ElemBel Aire, KSWichita62144.4%276
146Maize ElementaryMaize, KSMaize41366.6%275
147Council Grove Elementary SchoolCouncil Grove, KSMorris County31886.2%274
148Prairie Center ElemOlathe, KSOlathe36076.1%274
149Millbrooke ElementaryOlathe, KSOlathe36974.3%274
150Rex ElemHaysville, KSHaysville38670.5%272
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