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The public schools with the most White students in Sibley County, Minnesota

Across Sibley County, Minnesota, 9 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of White students enrolled. SIBLEY EAST-GAYLORD ELEMENTARY leads the list at 297, against a median of 153 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Sibley County, Minnesota

Top White students

297

Median White students

153

MOST WHITE (COUNT) · SIBLEY COUNTY, MINNESOTA

#	School	City	District	Students	% White	White students
1	SIBLEY EAST-GAYLORD ELEMENTARY	GAYLORD, MN	SIBLEY EAST SCHOOL DISTRICT	503	59.0%	297
2	SIBLEY EAST-ARLINGTON SENIOR HIGH	ARLINGTON, MN	SIBLEY EAST SCHOOL DISTRICT	338	64.5%	218
3	GFW Elementary School	GIBBON, MN	GFW Public Schools	240	72.5%	174
4	GFW High School	WINTHROP, MN	GFW Public Schools	211	75.4%	159
5	Sibley East Middle School	ARLINGTON, MN	SIBLEY EAST SCHOOL DISTRICT	248	61.7%	153
6	MINNESOTA NEW COUNTRY SCHOOL	HENDERSON, MN	Minnesota New Country School	136	91.9%	125
7	GFW Middle School	WINTHROP, MN	GFW Public Schools	121	81.0%	98
8	Minnesota New Country Elementary	HENDERSON, MN	Minnesota New Country School	81	95.1%	77
9	Hilltop ALP	HENDERSON, MN	LE SUEUR-HENDERSON SCHOOL DISTRICT	18	61.1%	11

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