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The public schools with the most White students in Oklahoma · page 15

Ranks 701–750 of the public schools with the most White students in Oklahoma. Back to page 1.

MOST WHITE (COUNT) · OKLAHOMA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% WhiteWhite students
701Epperly Heights Elementary SchoolDel City, OKMIDWEST CITY-DEL CITY65122.4%146
702Prague Middle SchoolPrague, OKPRAGUE24559.6%146
703Jefferson Elementary SchoolShawnee, OKSHAWNEE34842.0%146
704Sterling Elementary SchoolSterling, OKSTERLING21368.5%146
705Stratford High SchoolStratford, OKSTRATFORD21667.6%146
706Grissom Elementary SchoolTulsa, OKTULSA34242.7%146
707Walters Elementary SchoolWalters, OKWALTERS26255.7%146
708Cherokee Elementary SchoolCherokee, OKCHEROKEE17284.3%145
709Chickasha Middle SchoolChickasha, OKCHICKASHA28850.4%145
710Okmulgee Primary Elementary SchoolOkmulgee, OKOKMULGEE47030.9%145
711Jefferson Heights Elementary SchoolSapulpa, OKSAPULPA29748.8%145
712Jane Phillips Elementary SchoolBartlesville, OKBARTLESVILLE30347.5%144
713Byng High SchoolAda, OKBYNG29848.3%144
714Chamberlain Middle SchoolFairview, OKFAIRVIEW18378.7%144
715Frederick Elementary SchoolFrederick, OKFREDERICK36339.7%144
716Wilson Elementary SchoolSeminole, OKSEMINOLE31845.3%144
717Silo Middle SchoolDurant, OKSILO24957.8%144
718Spiro High SchoolSpiro, OKSPIRO29149.5%144
719Washington Elementary SchoolAda, OKADA39236.5%143
720Bishop Public SchoolLawton, OKBISHOP64722.1%143
721Friend Public SchoolChickasha, OKFRIEND21965.3%143
722Kellyville High SchoolKellyville, OKKELLYVILLE25855.4%143
723Northwest Classen High SchoolOklahoma City, OKOKLAHOMA CITY1,9147.5%143
724Sequoyah Middle SchoolClaremore, OKSEQUOYAH28450.4%143
725Velma-Alma Elementary SchoolVelma, OKVELMA-ALMA21167.8%143
726Wayne Elementary SchoolWayne, OKWAYNE21167.8%143
727Wells Middle SchoolCatoosa, OKCATOOSA39336.1%142
728Dale Middle SchoolDale, OKDALE21865.1%142
729Elmore City-Pernell Elementary SchoolElmore City, OKELMORE CITY-PERNELL19772.1%142
730Madill High SchoolMadill, OKMADILL51127.8%142
731Plaza Towers Elementary SchoolMoore, OKMOORE40335.2%142
732Nichols Hills Elementary SchoolNichols Hills, OKOKLAHOMA CITY49928.5%142
733Oktaha Elementary SchoolOktaha, OKOKTAHA43133.0%142
734Limestone Elementary SchoolSand Springs, OKSAND SPRINGS25954.8%142
735Alex Elementary SchoolAlex, OKALEX20568.8%141
736Sky Ranch Elementary SchoolOklahoma City, OKMOORE56724.9%141
737McMurray Elementary SchoolSentinel, OKSENTINEL21067.1%141
738Binger-Oney Elementary SchoolBinger, OKBINGER-ONEY21166.8%141
739Allen-Bowden Public SchoolTulsa, OKALLEN-BOWDEN29447.6%140
740Altus Primary SchoolAltus, OKALTUS43632.1%140
741Garfield Elementary SchoolEnid, OKENID57124.5%140
742Hoover Elementary SchoolEnid, OKENID27151.7%140
743Maysville Elementary SchoolMaysville, OKMAYSVILLE21066.7%140
744West Junior High SchoolOklahoma City, OKMOORE60523.1%140
745Purcell Junior High SchoolPurcell, OKPURCELL31045.2%140
746Wiley Post Elementary SchoolOklahoma City, OKPUTNAM CITY67820.6%140
747Quapaw Elementary SchoolQuapaw, OKQUAPAW29148.1%140
748Eastside Elementary SchoolSallisaw, OKSALLISAW34540.6%140
7498th and 9th Grade AcademyMuskogee, OKMUSKOGEE59523.4%139
750Afton Elementary SchoolAfton, OKAFTON26851.5%138
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