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The public elementary schools with the most White students in Providence County, Rhode Island · page 3

Ranks 101112 of the public schools with the most White students in Providence County, Rhode Island. Back to page 1.

MOST WHITE (COUNT) · PROVIDENCE COUNTY, RHODE ISLAND
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% WhiteWhite students
101The Hope AcademyProvidence, RIThe Hope Academy3206.6%21
102Nuestro Mundo Public Charter SProvidence, RINuestro Mundo Public Charter2927.2%21
103William D'Abate Elem. SchoolProvidence, RIProvidence3985.3%21
104Raices Dual Language AcademyCentral Falls, RICentral Falls2069.7%20
105Segue Inst for LearningCentral Falls, RISegue Institute for Learning3594.2%15
106Cranston Early Learning CenterCranston, RICranston4930.6%15
107Paul Cuffee Lower SchoolProvidence, RIPaul Cuffee Charter Sch3583.9%14
108Leviton Dual Language SchoolProvidence, RIProvidence2884.9%14
109Reservoir Avenue SchoolProvidence, RIProvidence2894.5%13
110Achievement First Envision EleProvidence, RIAchievement First Rhode Island4582.0%9
111G. Harold Hunt SchoolCentral Falls, RICentral Falls1623.7%6
112SouthSide Elementary CharterProvidence, RISouthSide Charter School1353.0%4
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