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The public schools with the most White students in Talbot County, Maryland

8 public schools in Talbot County, Maryland appear in this ranking of the public schools with the most White students, ranked by the total number of White students enrolled. Easton High leads the list at 561, against a median of 274 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Talbot County, Maryland

Top White students

561

Median White students

274

MOST WHITE (COUNT) · TALBOT COUNTY, MARYLAND

#	School	City	District	Students	% White	White students
1	Easton High	Easton, MD	Talbot County Public Schools	1,179	47.6%	561
2	St. Michaels Middle/High School	St Michaels, MD	Talbot County Public Schools	449	68.8%	309
3	Easton Elementary	Easton, MD	Talbot County Public Schools	1,075	27.4%	294
4	Chapel District Elementary	Cordova, MD	Talbot County Public Schools	359	77.4%	278
5	Easton Middle	Easton, MD	Talbot County Public Schools	703	38.4%	270
6	St. Michaels Elementary	St Michaels, MD	Talbot County Public Schools	332	70.5%	234
7	White Marsh Elementary	Trappe, MD	Talbot County Public Schools	289	61.6%	178
8	Tilghman Elementary	Tilghman, MD	Talbot County Public Schools	99	92.9%	92

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