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

Across Howard County, Texas, 11 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of White students enrolled. COAHOMA EL leads the list at 269, against a median of 125 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
11
Howard County, Texas
Top White students
269
Median White students
125
MOST WHITE (COUNT) · HOWARD COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% WhiteWhite students
1COAHOMA ELCOAHOMA, TXCOAHOMA ISD52451.3%269
2BIG SPRING H SBIG SPRING, TXBIG SPRING ISD98222.3%219
3FORSAN H SFORSAN, TXFORSAN ISD35258.8%207
4FORSAN ELBIG SPRING, TXFORSAN ISD34355.4%190
5COAHOMA H SCOAHOMA, TXCOAHOMA ISD31752.7%167
6COAHOMA J HCOAHOMA, TXCOAHOMA ISD24351.4%125
7BIG SPRING INTBIG SPRING, TXBIG SPRING ISD52221.3%111
8WASHINGTON ELBIG SPRING, TXBIG SPRING ISD48921.3%104
9BIG SPRING J HBIG SPRING, TXBIG SPRING ISD49021.0%103
10MARCY ELBIG SPRING, TXBIG SPRING ISD51318.5%95
11MOSS ELBIG SPRING, TXBIG SPRING ISD38018.4%70
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