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The public high schools with the most White students in Louisiana · page 6

Ranks 251–260 of the public schools with the most White students in Louisiana. Back to page 1.

MOST WHITE (COUNT) · LOUISIANA

#	School	City	District	Students	% White	White students
251	McDonogh 35 Senior High School	New Orleans, LA	McDonogh 35 Senior High School	851	0.2%	2
252	GEO Next Generation High School	Baton Rouge, LA	GEO Next Generation High School	478	0.4%	2
253	Warren Easton Charter High School	New Orleans, LA	Warren Easton Charter Foundation Inc.	1,138	0.2%	2
254	Glen Oaks Senior High School	Baton Rouge, LA	East Baton Rouge Parish	575	0.3%	2
255	Carroll High School	Monroe, LA	City of Monroe School District	577	0.3%	2
256	Sophie B. Wright Institute of Academic Excellence	New Orleans, LA	Sophie B Wright Institute of Academic Excellence	534	0.2%	1
257	John F. Kennedy High School	New Orleans, LA	John F. Kennedy High School	665	0.1%	1
258	Istrouma High School	Baton Rouge, LA	East Baton Rouge Parish	556	0.2%	1
259	The Delores Taylor Arthur School for Young Men	New Orleans, LA	Orleans Parish	77	1.3%	1
260	Allen Correctional Center	Kinder, LA	Special School District	6	16.7%	1

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