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The public schools with the most White students in Oklahoma

Across Oklahoma, 1,752 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of White students enrolled. BROKEN ARROW HS leads the list at 2,444, against a median of 117 across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked

1,752

Oklahoma

Top White students

2,444

Median White students

117

MOST WHITE (COUNT) · OKLAHOMA

#	School	City	District	Students	% White	White students
1	BROKEN ARROW HS	Broken Arrow, OK	BROKEN ARROW	4,802	50.9%	2,444
2	MUSTANG HS	Mustang, OK	MUSTANG	3,804	52.9%	2,012
3	JENKS HS	Jenks, OK	JENKS	3,655	49.1%	1,796
4	MEMORIAL HS	Edmond, OK	EDMOND	2,770	64.2%	1,777
5	YUKON HS	Yukon, OK	YUKON	2,984	55.1%	1,643
6	OWASSO HS	Owasso, OK	OWASSO	3,050	52.9%	1,614
7	NORTH HS	Edmond, OK	EDMOND	2,532	61.8%	1,565
8	BIXBY HS	Bixby, OK	BIXBY	2,405	60.5%	1,455
9	DEER CREEK HS	Edmond, OK	DEER CREEK	2,290	58.0%	1,327
10	MOORE HS	Moore, OK	MOORE	2,688	48.5%	1,304
11	NORMAN NORTH HS	Norman, OK	NORMAN	2,400	53.2%	1,277
12	SANTA FE HS	Edmond, OK	EDMOND	2,774	43.9%	1,218
13	CHOCTAW HS	Choctaw, OK	CHOCTAW-NICOMA PARK	1,867	62.0%	1,158
14	PIEDMONT HS	Piedmont, OK	PIEDMONT	1,579	63.8%	1,008
15	NORMAN HS	Norman, OK	NORMAN	2,100	47.5%	997
16	CHARLES PAGE HS	Sand Springs, OK	SAND SPRINGS	1,716	56.1%	963
17	BARTLESVILLE HS	Bartlesville, OK	BARTLESVILLE	1,783	53.8%	960
18	WESTMOORE HS	Oklahoma City, OK	MOORE	2,607	34.6%	903
19	JENKS MS	Jenks, OK	JENKS	1,924	46.6%	897
20	ENID HS	Enid, OK	ENID	2,157	41.5%	894
21	SOUTHMOORE HS	Moore, OK	MOORE	2,055	41.9%	860
22	UNION HS	Tulsa, OK	UNION	3,569	22.4%	798
23	STILLWATER HS	Stillwater, OK	STILLWATER	1,341	58.9%	790
24	YUKON MS	Yukon, OK	YUKON	1,410	54.8%	772
25	BIXBY MS	Bixby, OK	BIXBY	1,306	58.6%	765
26	PONCA CITY HS	Ponca City, OK	PONCA CITY	1,498	51.1%	765
27	CENTRAL MS	Edmond, OK	EDMOND	1,036	72.6%	752
28	JENKS WEST ES	Jenks, OK	JENKS	1,871	38.8%	725
29	4TH AND 5TH GRADE CENTER	Edmond, OK	DEER CREEK	1,289	55.5%	715
30	SEQUOYAH MS	Edmond, OK	EDMOND	1,053	67.3%	709
31	DEER CREEK MS	Edmond, OK	DEER CREEK	1,257	55.6%	699
32	Griffith Meridian Elementary	Choctaw, OK	CHOCTAW-NICOMA PARK	989	67.2%	665
33	CHISHOLM ES	Edmond, OK	EDMOND	854	74.1%	633
34	CLAREMORE HS	Claremore, OK	CLAREMORE	1,349	46.8%	631
35	NOBLE HS	Noble, OK	NOBLE	905	67.5%	611
36	BROKEN ARROW FRESHMAN ACADEMY	Broken Arrow, OK	BROKEN ARROW	1,276	47.1%	601
37	SOUTHEAST ES	Tulsa, OK	JENKS	817	71.5%	584
38	CROSS TIMBERS ES	Edmond, OK	EDMOND	795	73.3%	583
39	WHITTIER MS	Norman, OK	NORMAN	1,108	51.9%	575
40	DUNCAN HS	Duncan, OK	DUNCAN	981	58.5%	574
41	BLANCHARD HS	Blanchard, OK	BLANCHARD	773	72.6%	561
42	CLYDE BOYD MS	Sand Springs, OK	SAND SPRINGS	1,046	53.5%	560
43	HERITAGE ES	EDMOND, OK	EDMOND	800	69.9%	559
44	REDBUD ES	ARCADIA, OK	EDMOND	780	71.4%	557
45	STILLWATER MS	Stillwater, OK	STILLWATER	932	59.0%	550
46	SAPULPA HS	Sapulpa, OK	SAPULPA	1,015	54.0%	548
47	GUTHRIE HS	Guthrie, OK	GUTHRIE	960	56.8%	545
48	ELGIN ES	Elgin, OK	ELGIN	946	57.2%	541
49	STILLWATER JHS	Stillwater, OK	STILLWATER	910	59.5%	541
50	PIEDMONT INTERMEDIATE ES	Piedmont, OK	PIEDMONT	839	64.0%	537

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