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The public high schools with the most White students in Eugene, Oregon

11 public high schools in Eugene, Oregon appear in this ranking of the public high schools with the most White students, ranked by the total number of White students enrolled. South Eugene High School leads the list at 1,060, against a median of 94 across the ranked schools.

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Eugene, Oregon

Top White students

1,060

Median White students

MOST WHITE (COUNT) · EUGENE, OREGON

#	School	City	District	Students	% White	White students
1	South Eugene High School	Eugene, OR	Eugene SD 4J	1,499	70.7%	1,060
2	Sheldon High School	Eugene, OR	Eugene SD 4J	1,462	66.6%	974
3	Willamette High School	Eugene, OR	Bethel SD 52	1,455	56.6%	824
4	North Eugene High School	Eugene, OR	Eugene SD 4J	1,079	59.0%	637
5	Churchill High School	Eugene, OR	Eugene SD 4J	1,031	59.5%	614
6	Network Charter School	Eugene, OR	Eugene SD 4J	119	79.0%	94
7	Kalapuya High School	Eugene, OR	Bethel SD 52	108	59.3%	64
8	Crow High School	Eugene, OR	Crow-Applegate-Lorane SD 66	70	85.7%	60
9	Twin Rivers Charter School	Eugene, OR	Eugene SD 4J	55	65.5%	36
10	Transitions	Eugene, OR	Lane ESD	40	67.5%	27
11	Martin Luther King Jr. Education Center	Eugene, OR	Lane ESD	7	42.9%	3

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