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The public schools with the most White students in Silver Bow County, Montana

This ranking covers the public schools with the most White students in Silver Bow County, Montana, drawn from 11 qualifying public schools. Butte High School leads the list at 1,079, against a median of 328 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
11
Silver Bow County, Montana
Top White students
1,079
Median White students
328
MOST WHITE (COUNT) · SILVER BOW COUNTY, MONTANA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% WhiteWhite students
1Butte High SchoolButte, MTButte H S1,26685.2%1,079
2East Middle SchoolButte, MTButte Elem66485.4%567
3West Elementary SchoolButte, MTButte Elem50382.7%416
4Hillcrest SchoolButte, MTButte Elem41289.6%369
5Whittier SchoolButte, MTButte Elem38389.0%341
6Emerson SchoolButte, MTButte Elem38984.3%328
7Margaret Leary SchoolButte, MTButte Elem35983.8%301
8Kennedy SchoolButte, MTButte Elem21969.0%151
9Ramsay SchoolRamsay, MTRamsay Elem11691.4%106
10Ramsay Middle SchoolRamsay, MTRamsay Elem4292.9%39
11Divide SchoolDivide, MTDivide Elem11100%11
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