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The public middle schools with the most White students in Cleveland County, Oklahoma

Across Cleveland County, Oklahoma, 13 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of White students enrolled. WHITTIER MS leads the list at 575, against a median of 299 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
13
Cleveland County, Oklahoma
Top White students
575
Median White students
299
MOST WHITE (COUNT) · CLEVELAND COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% WhiteWhite students
1WHITTIER MSNorman, OKNORMAN1,10851.9%575
2CURTIS INGE MSNoble, OKNOBLE67367.6%455
3HIGHLAND EAST JHSMoore, OKMOORE75153.5%402
4ALCOTT MSNorman, OKNORMAN70853.5%379
5LONGFELLOW MSNorman, OKNORMAN70849.0%347
6BRINK JHSOklahoma City, OKMOORE66848.8%326
7IRVING MSNorman, OKNORMAN72741.1%299
8SOUTHRIDGE JHSOklahoma City, OKMOORE56247.5%267
9CENTRAL JHSMoore, OKMOORE57438.9%223
10HIGHLAND WEST JHSMoore, OKMOORE47935.1%168
11WEST JHSOklahoma City, OKMOORE60523.1%140
12LITTLE AXE MSNorman, OKLITTLE AXE26751.7%138
13LEXINGTON MSLexington, OKLEXINGTON20566.8%137
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