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

This ranking covers the public schools with the most White students in Karnes County, Texas, drawn from 12 qualifying public schools. FALLS CITY EL leads the list at 209, against a median of 33 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Karnes County, Texas

Top White students

209

Median White students

MOST WHITE (COUNT) · KARNES COUNTY, TEXAS

#	School	City	District	Students	% White	White students
1	FALLS CITY EL	FALLS CITY, TX	FALLS CITY ISD	258	81.0%	209
2	FALLS CITY H S	FALLS CITY, TX	FALLS CITY ISD	184	77.2%	142
3	KARNES CITY H S	KARNES CITY, TX	KARNES CITY ISD	281	17.8%	50
4	KARNES CITY EL	KARNES CITY, TX	KARNES CITY ISD	296	14.9%	44
5	KARNES CITY J H	KARNES CITY, TX	KARNES CITY ISD	234	17.5%	41
6	KARNES CITY PRI	KARNES CITY, TX	KARNES CITY ISD	206	16.0%	33
7	KENEDY EL	KENEDY, TX	KENEDY ISD	384	8.6%	33
8	KENEDY H S	KENEDY, TX	KENEDY ISD	219	5.5%	12
9	KENEDY MIDDLE	KENEDY, TX	KENEDY ISD	149	7.4%	11
10	CONNALLY	KENEDY, TX	THE EXCEL CENTER (FOR ADULTS)	83	10.8%	9
11	RUNGE H S	RUNGE, TX	RUNGE ISD	60	11.7%	7
12	RUNGE EL	RUNGE, TX	RUNGE ISD	102	4.9%	5

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