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

Across Robertson County, Texas, 11 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of White students enrolled. ROLAND REYNOLDS EL leads the list at 398, against a median of 103 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Robertson County, Texas

Top White students

398

Median White students

103

MOST WHITE (COUNT) · ROBERTSON COUNTY, TEXAS

#	School	City	District	Students	% White	White students
1	ROLAND REYNOLDS EL	FRANKLIN, TX	FRANKLIN ISD	586	67.9%	398
2	FRANKLIN H S	FRANKLIN, TX	FRANKLIN ISD	448	70.3%	315
3	FRANKLIN MIDDLE	FRANKLIN, TX	FRANKLIN ISD	428	72.2%	309
4	BREMOND EL	BREMOND, TX	BREMOND ISD	225	63.6%	143
5	MUMFORD EL	MUMFORD, TX	MUMFORD ISD	369	38.8%	143
6	MUMFORD H S	MUMFORD, TX	MUMFORD ISD	229	45.0%	103
7	BREMOND H S	BREMOND, TX	BREMOND ISD	145	61.4%	89
8	BREMOND MIDDLE	BREMOND, TX	BREMOND ISD	115	58.3%	67
9	HEARNE EL	HEARNE, TX	HEARNE ISD	377	7.2%	27
10	HEARNE JH/HS	HEARNE, TX	HEARNE ISD	341	5.9%	20
11	CALVERT SCHOOL	CALVERT, TX	CALVERT ISD	145	6.9%	10

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