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The public high schools with the most White students in Creek County, Oklahoma

Across Creek County, Oklahoma, 11 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of White students enrolled. SAPULPA HS leads the list at 548, against a median of 143 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
11
Creek County, Oklahoma
Top White students
548
Median White students
143
MOST WHITE (COUNT) · CREEK COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% WhiteWhite students
1SAPULPA HSSapulpa, OKSAPULPA1,01554.0%548
2MANNFORD HSMannford, OKMANNFORD48568.7%333
3SAPULPA JHSSapulpa, OKSAPULPA60352.7%318
4BRISTOW HSBristow, OKBRISTOW49553.5%265
5KIEFER HSKiefer, OKKIEFER30954.7%169
6KELLYVILLE HSKellyville, OKKELLYVILLE25855.4%143
7DRUMRIGHT HSDrumright, OKDRUMRIGHT14656.2%82
8MOUNDS HSMounds, OKMOUNDS16350.3%82
9DEPEW HSDepew, OKDEPEW10863.0%68
10OLIVE HSDrumright, OKOLIVE8378.3%65
11OILTON HSOilton, OKOILTON7279.2%57
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