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The public schools with the most White students in Bosque County, Texas

This ranking covers the public schools with the most White students in Bosque County, Texas, drawn from 11 qualifying public schools. CLIFTON EL leads the list at 250, against a median of 127 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
11
Bosque County, Texas
Top White students
250
Median White students
127
MOST WHITE (COUNT) · BOSQUE COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% WhiteWhite students
1CLIFTON ELCLIFTON, TXCLIFTON ISD45555.0%250
2VALLEY MILLS ELVALLEY MILLS, TXVALLEY MILLS ISD32662.3%203
3CLIFTON H SCLIFTON, TXCLIFTON ISD31156.0%174
4KOPPERL SCHOOLKOPPERL, TXKOPPERL ISD19181.7%156
5CLIFTON MIDDLECLIFTON, TXCLIFTON ISD23557.9%136
6MERIDIAN H SMERIDIAN, TXMERIDIAN ISD21259.9%127
7IREDELL SCHOOLIREDELL, TXIREDELL ISD14464.6%93
8MERIDIAN ELMERIDIAN, TXMERIDIAN ISD17048.2%82
9CRANFILLS GAP SCHOOLCRANFILLS GAP, TXCRANFILLS GAP ISD11661.2%71
10WALNUT SPRINGS SCHOOLWALNUT SPRINGS, TXWALNUT SPRINGS ISD16538.2%63
11MORGAN SCHOOLMORGAN, TXMORGAN ISD13730.7%42
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