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The public high schools with the most White students in Benton County, Washington

This ranking covers the public high schools with the most White students in Benton County, Washington, drawn from 13 qualifying public high schools. Richland High School leads the list at 1,490, against a median of 187 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
13
Benton County, Washington
Top White students
1,490
Median White students
187
MOST WHITE (COUNT) · BENTON COUNTY, WASHINGTON
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% WhiteWhite students
1Richland High SchoolRichland, WARichland School District2,21867.2%1,490
2Hanford High SchoolRichland, WARichland School District1,95964.0%1,253
3Kamiakin High SchoolKENNEWICK, WAKennewick School District1,95658.8%1,150
4Southridge High SchoolKENNEWICK, WAKennewick School District1,61249.3%794
5Kennewick High SchoolKennewick, WAKennewick School District1,92135.4%680
6Prosser High SchoolProsser, WAProsser School District87729.5%259
7Kiona-Benton City High SchoolBenton City, WAKiona-Benton City School District43543.0%187
8River View High SchoolKENNEWICK, WAFinley School District32148.3%155
9Rivers Edge High SchoolRichland, WARichland School District24556.7%139
10Legacy High SchoolKENNEWICK, WAKennewick School District19339.4%76
11Phoenix High SchoolKennewick, WAKennewick School District5850.0%29
12Prosser Opportunity AcademyPROSSER, WAProsser School District4829.2%14
13Benton/Franklin Juvenile Justice CenterKENNEWICK, WAKennewick School District3438.2%13
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