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The public high schools with the most White students in Hancock County, Ohio

Across Hancock County, Ohio, 10 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of White students enrolled. Findlay High School leads the list at 1,171, against a median of 272 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
10
Hancock County, Ohio
Top White students
1,171
Median White students
272
MOST WHITE (COUNT) · HANCOCK COUNTY, OHIO
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% WhiteWhite students
1Findlay High SchoolFindlay, OHFindlay City1,59273.6%1,171
2Liberty-Benton High SchoolFindlay, OHLiberty-Benton Local54985.8%471
3Millstream Career CenterFindlay, OHFindlay City45586.4%393
4Van Buren High SchoolVan Buren, OHVan Buren Local34789.3%310
5Riverdale High SchoolMt Blanchard, OHRiverdale Local32195.3%306
6Arlington Local High SchoolArlington, OHArlington Local24995.6%238
7Cory-Rawson High SchoolRawson, OHCory-Rawson Local26589.4%237
8McComb Local Jr/Sr High SchoolMcComb, OHMcComb Local28280.5%227
9Arcadia High SchoolArcadia, OHArcadia Local19287.0%167
10Vanlue High SchoolVanlue, OHVanlue Local8190.1%73
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