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The public high schools with the most White students in New Jersey · page 9

Ranks 401–431 of the public schools with the most White students in New Jersey. Back to page 1.

MOST WHITE (COUNT) · NEW JERSEY
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% WhiteWhite students
401Irvington High SchoolIRVINGTON, NJIrvington Public School District1,9130.2%4
402Malcolm X Shabazz High SchoolNEWARK, NJNewark Public School District5310.8%4
403Newark School of Global StudiesNewark, NJNewark Public School District3771.1%4
404Trenton STEM-to-Civics Charter SchoolEwing, NJTrenton STEM-to-Civics Charter School5620.5%3
405Bergen County Technical High School - ParamusParamus, NJBergen County Vocational Technical School District1421.4%3
406Eastside High SchoolCAMDEN, NJCamden City School District5120.6%3
407East Orange STEM Academy High SchoolEAST ORANGE, NJEast Orange School District6460.5%3
408University High SchoolNEWARK, NJNewark Public School District4260.7%3
409Passaic Academy for Science and EngineeringPassaic, NJPassaic City School District6500.5%3
410A.E. Burling High SchoolPennsauken, NJPennsauken Township Board of Education School District496.1%3
411Raymond J. Lesniak Experience Strength & Hope Recovery HSRoselle, NJUnion County Vocational-Technical School District1030.0%3
412Regional Achievement AcademyTinton Falls, NJMonmouth-Ocean Educational Services Commission School Distri2213.6%3
413Dr. Charles E. Brimm Medical Arts High SchoolCAMDEN, NJCamden City School District1791.1%2
414Camden High SchoolCAMDEN, NJCamden City School District4250.5%2
415West Side High SchoolNewark, NJNewark Public School District5410.4%2
416Bard Early College High SchoolNEWARK, NJNewark Public School District3950.5%2
417Newark School of Fashion & DesignNewark, NJNewark Public School District2750.7%2
418Orange High SchoolORANGE, NJORANGE BOARD OF EDUCATION School District1,3680.1%2
419Students Transitioning and Achieving Real SuccessPATERSON, NJPaterson Public School District1121.8%2
420Rosa L. Parks School of Fine and Performing ArtsPATERSON, NJPaterson Public School District2580.8%2
421Plainfield Academy For The Arts & Advanced StudiesPLAINFIELD, NJPlainfield Public School District3570.6%2
422The Barack Obama Green Charter SchoolPlainfield, NJThe Barack Obama Green Charter High School District3580.3%1
423Camden Big Picture Learning AcademyCAMDEN, NJCamden City School District1500.7%1
424Creative Arts High SchoolCAMDEN, NJCamden City School District2090.5%1
425John F. Kennedy SchoolNEWARK, NJNewark Public School District1430.7%1
426Eagle Academy for Young Men of NewarkNewark, NJNewark Public School District1550.7%1
427Ocean County Vocational Technical School Brick CenterBRICK, NJOcean County Vocational Technical School District250.0%1
428Ocean County Vocational Technical School Jackson CenterJACKSON, NJOcean County Vocational Technical School District250.0%1
429The Career Center of the SCESCBridgewater, NJSomerset County Educational Services Commission School Distr714.3%1
430Essex High SchoolFairfield, NJEssex Regional Educational Services Commission342.9%1
431Essex Campus AcademyFAIRFIELD, NJEssex Regional Educational Services Commission372.7%1
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