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The public high schools with the most White students in Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana

Across Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana, 10 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of White students enrolled. Sulphur High School leads the list at 1,444, against a median of 287 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
10
Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana
Top White students
1,444
Median White students
287
MOST WHITE (COUNT) · CALCASIEU PARISH, LOUISIANA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% WhiteWhite students
1Sulphur High SchoolSulphur, LACalcasieu Parish1,91175.6%1,444
2Alfred M. Barbe High SchoolLake Charles, LACalcasieu Parish1,90851.9%991
3Sam Houston High SchoolLake Charles, LACalcasieu Parish1,14178.5%896
4Iowa High SchoolIowa, LACalcasieu Parish1,00758.0%584
5Westlake High SchoolWestlake, LACalcasieu Parish48773.7%359
6DeQuincy High SchoolDeQuincy, LACalcasieu Parish27976.7%214
7Vinton High SchoolVinton, LACalcasieu Parish24267.4%163
8LaGrange High SchoolLake Charles, LACalcasieu Parish8818.3%73
9Washington/Marion Magnet High SchoolLake Charles, LACalcasieu Parish5971.8%11
10Lake Charles College PrepLake Charles, LALake Charles College Prep6241.4%9
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