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

29 public high schools in Clark County, Washington appear in this ranking of the public high schools with the most White students, ranked by the total number of White students enrolled. Battle Ground High School leads the list at 1,444, against a median of 467 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Clark County, Washington

Top White students

1,444

Median White students

467

MOST WHITE (COUNT) · CLARK COUNTY, WASHINGTON

#	School	City	District	Students	% White	White students
1	Battle Ground High School	BATTLE GROUND, WA	Battle Ground School District	1,759	82.1%	1,444
2	Camas High School	Camas, WA	Camas School District	2,026	62.9%	1,275
3	Skyview High School	VANCOUVER, WA	Vancouver School District	1,869	59.1%	1,105
4	Union High School	Camas, WA	Evergreen School District (Clark)	1,989	52.0%	1,034
5	Prairie High School	BRUSH PRAIRIE, WA	Battle Ground School District	1,502	64.7%	971
6	Ridgefield High School	RIDGEFIELD, WA	Ridgefield School District	1,249	71.5%	893
7	Washougal High School	Washougal, WA	Washougal School District	942	77.2%	727
8	Columbia River High	VANCOUVER, WA	Vancouver School District	1,138	62.3%	709
9	Heritage High School	Vancouver, WA	Evergreen School District (Clark)	1,569	43.9%	688
10	Mountain View High School	Vancouver, WA	Evergreen School District (Clark)	1,523	41.8%	636
11	Evergreen High School	Vancouver, WA	Evergreen School District (Clark)	1,427	43.9%	627
12	Fort Vancouver High School	VANCOUVER, WA	Vancouver School District	1,507	34.4%	518
13	Hockinson High School	BRUSH PRAIRIE, WA	Hockinson School District	669	75.8%	507
14	Vancouver School of Arts and Academics	VANCOUVER, WA	Vancouver School District	787	63.3%	498
15	Hudson's Bay High School	VANCOUVER, WA	Vancouver School District	1,197	39.0%	467
16	La Center High School	La Center, WA	La Center School District	555	84.0%	466
17	Vancouver iTech Preparatory	VANCOUVER, WA	Vancouver School District	600	61.0%	366
18	Summit View High School	Brush Prairie, WA	Battle Ground School District	319	79.6%	254
19	Henrietta Lacks Health and Bioscience High School	Vancouver, WA	Evergreen School District (Clark)	467	50.3%	235
20	Legacy High School	Vancouver, WA	Evergreen School District (Clark)	341	59.2%	202
21	Discovery High School	Camas, WA	Camas School District	201	73.1%	147
22	Hayes Freedom High School	Camas, WA	Camas School District	161	70.2%	113
23	Lewis and Clark High School	VANCOUVER, WA	Vancouver School District	96	61.5%	59
24	Open Doors Battle Ground	Brush Prairie, WA	Battle Ground School District	47	70.2%	33
25	Gate Work Study Program	VANCOUVER, WA	Vancouver School District	51	60.8%	31
26	Rooted School Washington	Vancouver, WA	Rooted School Washington	58	48.3%	28
27	Washington State School for the Blind	Vancouver, WA	Office of the Governor (Sch for Blind)	50	46.0%	23
28	ESD 112 Open Doors Reengagement	Vancouver, WA	Educational Service District 112	46	43.5%	20
29	Cascadia Technical Academy Skills Center	Vancouver, WA	Evergreen School District (Clark)	14	71.4%	10

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