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The public schools with the most White students in Dyer County, Tennessee

Across Dyer County, Tennessee, 12 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of White students enrolled. Dyer County High School leads the list at 858, against a median of 300 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
12
Dyer County, Tennessee
Top White students
858
Median White students
300
MOST WHITE (COUNT) · DYER COUNTY, TENNESSEE
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% WhiteWhite students
1Dyer County High SchoolNewbern, TNDyer County1,05281.6%858
2Fifth Consolidated SchoolDyersburg, TNDyer County53791.3%490
3Newbern Elementary SchoolNewbern, TNDyer County52778.2%412
4Northview Middle SchoolNewbern, TNDyer County44577.8%346
5Three Oaks Middle SchoolDyersburg, TNDyer County38789.2%345
6Dyersburg High SchoolDyersburg, TNDyersburg68045.7%311
7Dyersburg PrimaryDyersburg, TNDyersburg74438.8%289
8Dyersburg Intermediate SchoolDyersburg, TNDyersburg58742.3%248
9Dyersburg Middle SchoolDyersburg, TNDyersburg57443.2%248
10Holice Powell ElementaryDyersburg, TNDyer County25287.7%221
11Finley ElementaryFinley, TNDyer County23492.3%216
12Trimble ElementaryTrimble, TNDyer County16689.2%148
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