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The public high schools with the most White students in Lincoln, Nebraska

This ranking covers the public high schools with the most White students in Lincoln, Nebraska, drawn from 8 qualifying public high schools. SOUTHWEST HIGH SCHOOL leads the list at 1,546, against a median of 979 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
8
Lincoln, Nebraska
Top White students
1,546
Median White students
979
MOST WHITE (COUNT) · LINCOLN, NEBRASKA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% WhiteWhite students
1SOUTHWEST HIGH SCHOOLLINCOLN, NELINCOLN PUBLIC SCHOOLS2,11073.3%1,546
2LINCOLN EAST HIGH SCHOOLLINCOLN, NELINCOLN PUBLIC SCHOOLS1,98276.7%1,520
3LINCOLN SOUTHEAST HIGH SCHOOLLINCOLN, NELINCOLN PUBLIC SCHOOLS1,84867.0%1,238
4LINCOLN NORTHEAST HIGH SCHOOLLINCOLN, NELINCOLN PUBLIC SCHOOLS1,81955.0%1,001
5NORTH STAR HIGH SCHOOLLINCOLN, NELINCOLN PUBLIC SCHOOLS1,92749.6%956
6LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOLLINCOLN, NELINCOLN PUBLIC SCHOOLS2,08640.1%836
7NORTHWEST HIGH SCHOOLLINCOLN, NELINCOLN PUBLIC SCHOOLS1,01756.3%573
8STANDING BEAR HIGH SCHOOLLINCOLN, NELINCOLN PUBLIC SCHOOLS63180.7%509
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