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The public elementary schools with the most White students in Seminole County, Oklahoma

Across Seminole County, Oklahoma, 12 public elementary schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of White students enrolled. WILSON ES leads the list at 144, against a median of 85 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
12
Seminole County, Oklahoma
Top White students
144
Median White students
85
MOST WHITE (COUNT) · SEMINOLE COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% WhiteWhite students
1WILSON ESSeminole, OKSEMINOLE31845.3%144
2STROTHER ESSeminole, OKSTROTHER26352.5%138
3KONAWA ESKonawa, OKKONAWA27244.1%120
4ACADEMY OF SEMINOLE ESSeminole, OKACADEMY OF SEMINOLE (CHARTER)18159.1%107
5VARNUM ESSeminole, OKVARNUM25536.5%93
6BOWLEGS ESBowlegs, OKBOWLEGS18349.7%91
7NEW LIMA ESWewoka, OKNEW LIMA19240.6%78
8WEWOKA ESWewoka, OKWEWOKA24831.4%78
9Betty L. Smith Childhood CenterSeminole, OKSEMINOLE18438.6%71
10BUTNER ESCromwell, OKBUTNER15744.6%70
11JUSTICE PUBLIC SCHOOLWewoka, OKJUSTICE14823.6%35
12SASAKWA ESSasakwa, OKSASAKWA10728.0%30
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