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The public middle schools with the most White students in Oklahoma · page 3

Ranks 101–150 of the public schools with the most White students in Oklahoma. Back to page 1.

MOST WHITE (COUNT) · OKLAHOMA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% WhiteWhite students
101Randy Hughes Middle SchoolMcAlester, OKMCALESTER44746.5%208
102Washington Middle SchoolWashington, OKWASHINGTON27772.2%200
103Parker Intermediate CenterMcAlester, OKMCALESTER43745.3%198
104Altus Intermediate SchoolAltus, OKALTUS50938.1%194
105Miami Jr High SchoolMiami, OKMIAMI39649.0%194
106Lone Grove Middle SchoolLone Grove, OKLONE GROVE30663.1%193
107Bristow Middle SchoolBristow, OKBRISTOW34854.3%189
108Grove Middle SchoolGrove, OKGROVE36551.8%189
109Weatherford Middle SchoolWeatherford, OKWEATHERFORD32657.1%186
110Lindsay Middle SchoolLindsay, OKLINDSAY31359.1%185
111McLoud Intermediate SchoolMcLoud, OKMCLOUD32856.1%184
112Plainview Middle SchoolArdmore, OKPLAINVIEW36650.3%184
113Alva Middle SchoolAlva, OKALVA22880.3%183
114Inola Middle SchoolInola, OKINOLA39146.5%182
115Oologah-Talala Middle SchoolOologah, OKOOLOGAH-TALALA35051.7%181
116Chisholm Middle SchoolEnid, OKCHISHOLM24772.9%180
117Elk City Middle SchoolElk City, OKELK CITY29759.3%176
118Glenpool Middle SchoolGlenpool, OKGLENPOOL40743.2%176
119James L. Capps Middle SchoolWarr Acres, OKPUTNAM CITY93818.6%174
120Bethel Middle SchoolShawnee, OKBETHEL25567.5%172
121Glenpool Intermediate SchoolGlenpool, OKGLENPOOL43839.0%171
122Highland West Junior High SchoolMoore, OKMOORE47935.1%168
123Ponca City East Middle SchoolPonca City, OKPONCA CITY32052.5%168
124Sulphur Middle SchoolSulphur, OKSULPHUR31054.2%168
125Lincoln Elementary SchoolChickasha, OKCHICKASHA30853.6%165
126Western Oaks Middle SchoolBethany, OKPUTNAM CITY67724.4%165
127Muldrow Middle SchoolMuldrow, OKMULDROW34547.5%164
128Dickson Middle SchoolArdmore, OKDICKSON28257.8%163
129Hilldale Middle SchoolMuskogee, OKHILLDALE43037.9%163
130Del City Middle SchoolDel City, OKMIDWEST CITY-DEL CITY87618.6%163
131Leslie F Roblyer Learning CenterEl Reno, OKEL RENO38841.5%161
132Verdigris Upper Elementary SchoolClaremore, OKVERDIGRIS31451.3%161
133Cashion Middle SchoolCashion, OKCASHION20677.2%159
134Etta Dale Junior High SchoolEl Reno, OKEL RENO43836.1%158
135Luther Middle SchoolLuther, OKLUTHER25661.7%158
136Sallisaw Middle SchoolSallisaw, OKSALLISAW40738.8%158
137Byng Elementary SchoolAda, OKBYNG38240.8%156
138Thomas Intermediate Elementary SchoolHoldenville, OKHOLDENVILLE31050.3%156
139Kingfisher Upper ElementaryKingfisher, OKKINGFISHER26359.3%156
140Blackwell Middle SchoolBlackwell, OKBLACKWELL22768.3%155
141Kingston Middle SchoolKingston, OKKINGSTON27157.2%155
142Pauls Valley Junior High SchoolPauls Valley, OKPAULS VALLEY32248.1%155
143Stigler Middle SchoolStigler, OKSTIGLER32048.4%155
144Dewey Middle SchoolDewey, OKDEWEY24462.7%153
145Byng Junior High SchoolAda, OKBYNG37041.1%152
146Tahlequah Middle SchoolTahlequah, OKTAHLEQUAH73020.7%151
147Carver Middle SchoolTulsa, OKTULSA65123.0%150
148Belle Isle Middle SchoolOklahoma City, OKOKLAHOMA CITY43434.3%149
149Emerson Middle SchoolEnid, OKENID35341.6%147
150Prague Middle SchoolPrague, OKPRAGUE24559.6%146
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