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

Across Hopkins County, Texas, 8 public elementary schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of White students enrolled. Sulphur Springs Elementary School leads the list at 316, against a median of 164 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Hopkins County, Texas

Top White students

316

Median White students

164

MOST WHITE (COUNT) · HOPKINS COUNTY, TEXAS

#	School	City	District	Students	% White	White students
1	Sulphur Springs Elementary School	SULPHUR SPRINGS, TX	SULPHUR SPRINGS ISD	598	52.8%	316
2	Bowie Primary School	SULPHUR SPRINGS, TX	SULPHUR SPRINGS ISD	295	66.1%	195
3	North Hopkins Elementary School	SULPHUR SPRINGS, TX	NORTH HOPKINS ISD	264	68.9%	182
4	Rowena Johnson Primary School	SULPHUR SPRINGS, TX	SULPHUR SPRINGS ISD	306	53.6%	164
5	Barbara Bush Primary School	SULPHUR SPRINGS, TX	SULPHUR SPRINGS ISD	310	52.9%	164
6	Cumby Collegiate Elementary School	CUMBY, TX	CUMBY COLLEGIATE ISD	127	75.6%	96
7	Douglass Eclc	SULPHUR SPRINGS, TX	SULPHUR SPRINGS ISD	223	31.4%	70
8	Travis Primary School	SULPHUR SPRINGS, TX	SULPHUR SPRINGS ISD	253	22.1%	56

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