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The public elementary schools with the most White students in Charlottesville city, Virginia

This ranking covers the public elementary schools with the most White students in Charlottesville city, Virginia, drawn from 6 qualifying public elementary schools. Burnley-Moran Elementary leads the list at 167, against a median of 120 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
6
Charlottesville city, Virginia
Top White students
167
Median White students
120
MOST WHITE (COUNT) · CHARLOTTESVILLE CITY, VIRGINIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% WhiteWhite students
1Burnley-Moran ElementaryCharlottesville, VACharlottesville City Public Schools29955.9%167
2Trailblazer ElementaryCharlottesville, VACharlottesville City Public Schools32040.0%128
3Greenbrier ElementaryCharlottesville, VACharlottesville City Public Schools26744.9%120
4Jackson-Via ElementaryCharlottesville, VACharlottesville City Public Schools37032.4%120
5Johnson ElementaryCharlottesville, VACharlottesville City Public Schools32732.1%105
6Summit ElementaryCharlottesville, VACharlottesville City Public Schools28524.6%70
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