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The public high schools with the most White students in Santa Fe County, New Mexico

This ranking covers the public high schools with the most White students in Santa Fe County, New Mexico, drawn from 10 qualifying public high schools. SANTA FE HIGH leads the list at 261, against a median of 55 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
10
Santa Fe County, New Mexico
Top White students
261
Median White students
55
MOST WHITE (COUNT) · SANTA FE COUNTY, NEW MEXICO
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% WhiteWhite students
1SANTA FE HIGHSANTA FE, NMSANTA FE1,49117.5%261
2MANDELA INTERNATIONAL MAGNET (MIMS)SANTA FE, NMSANTA FE29049.0%142
3NM SCHOOL FOR THE ARTSSANTA FE, NMNM SCHOOL FOR THE ARTS33836.1%122
4ACADEMY FOR TECHNOLOGY & CLASSICSSANTA FE, NMSANTA FE39822.9%91
5THE MASTERS PROGRAMSANTA FE, NMTHE MASTERS PROGRAM25824.4%63
6CAPITAL HIGHSANTA FE, NMSANTA FE1,3883.3%46
7MONTE DEL SOL CHARTERSANTA FE, NMMONTE DEL SOL CHARTER3709.7%36
8POJOAQUE HIGHSANTA FE, NMPOJOAQUE5504.4%24
9EARLY COLLEGE OPPORTUNITIESSANTA FE, NMSANTA FE13713.1%18
10TIERRA ENCANTADA CHARTER SCHOOLSANTA FE, NMTIERRA ENCANTADA CHARTER SCHOOL2564.3%11
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