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The public high schools with the most White students in Rhode Island · page 2

Ranks 51–61 of the public schools with the most White students in Rhode Island. Back to page 1.

MOST WHITE (COUNT) · RHODE ISLAND

#	School	City	District	Students	% White	White students
51	RINI Middle College	Providence, RI	Rhode Island Nurses Institute Middle College	462	4.1%	19
52	RISE Prep Mayoral Acad High	Woonsocket, RI	RISE Prep Mayoral Academy	62	29.0%	18
53	Aventure Academy	Providence, RI	Providence	227	7.9%	18
54	Dr. Jorge Alvarez HS	Providence, RI	Providence	447	3.6%	16
55	Trinity Academy Performing Art	Providence, RI	Trinity Academy for the Performing Arts	234	3.4%	8
56	Achievement First Providence H	Providence, RI	Achievement First Rhode Island	458	1.5%	7
57	Paul Cuffee Upper School	Providence, RI	Paul Cuffee Charter Sch	243	2.5%	6
58	Segue Institute Learning High	Central Falls, RI	Segue Institute for Learning	55	3.6%	2
59	Charette Charter School	Providence, RI	Charette Charter	168	0.6%	1
60	YouthBuild Preparatory Academy	Providence, RI	YouthBuild Preparatory Academy	115	0.9%	1
61	Bridge Academy	Providence, RI	Providence	117	0.8%	1

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