Washington schools where the White enrollment share is shrinking fastest

Change in White share of enrollment, 2010 to 2023 · 1,705 eligible schools · statewide the share went 62.6% → 48.2% (−14.4 points). Schools with the most negative changes appear first, regardless of the statewide direction.

Hispanic White Asian Black Two or more races Pacific Islander American Indian

Growing share Shrinking sharePeriod1Y 5Y 10Y AllTop 25, ranked by points lost.

#	School	Lvl	2010	2023	Change	Pts/yr	Students	Enrollment
1	New Horizons High School Pasco · Pasco School District	High	91.4%	13.1%	−78.3	−2.5	−120	185 → 374
2	Pasco Senior High School Pasco · Pasco School District	High	90.8%	12.5%	−78.3	−2.6	−1,350	1,833 → 2,515
3	Chiawana Senior High School Pasco · Pasco School District	High	92.5%	25.2%	−67.3	−2.1	−1,074	2,023 → 3,163
4	Big Picture School Burien · Highline School District	High	99.2%	32.8%	−66.4	−2.7	−44	123 → 238
5	Midway Elementary Des Moines · Highline School District	Elem	74.2%	8.7%	−65.5	−1.7	−350	538 → 564
6	Zillah Middle School Zillah · Zillah School District	Middle	97.1%	32.4%	−64.7	−3.3	+0	104 → 312
7	Evergreen Middle School Redmond · Lake Washington School District	Middle	75.1%	22.3%	−52.8	−4.3	−404	776 → 804
8	Parkside Elementary Des Moines · Highline School District	Elem	66.0%	16.0%	−50.0	−2.4	−261	514 → 489
9	Rachel Carson Elementary Sammamish · Lake Washington School District	Elem	75.9%	26.9%	−49.0	−4.1	−295	573 → 521
10	Hilltop Elementary Seattle · Highline School District	Elem	54.0%	6.0%	−48.0	−1.7	−292	600 → 531
11	Lowell Elementary School Seattle · Seattle School District No. 1	Elem	62.6%	15.7%	−46.9	−3.0	−291	561 → 382
12	Cedarhurst Elementary Burien · Highline School District	Elem	62.6%	15.9%	−46.7	−1.9	−321	613 → 396
13	Robert Frost Elementary Pasco · Pasco School District	Elem	49.0%	3.9%	−45.1	−2.2	−250	549 → 487
14	Medina Elementary School Medina · Bellevue School District	Elem	61.7%	16.8%	−44.9	−3.8	−244	546 → 555
15	Fernwood Elementary Bothell · Northshore School District	Elem	59.8%	14.9%	−44.9	−3.9	−252	605 → 739
16	Cherry Crest Elementary School Bellevue · Bellevue School District	Elem	63.5%	19.3%	−44.2	−2.8	−164	430 → 564
17	Mount View Elementary Seattle · Highline School District	Elem	54.2%	10.6%	−43.6	−1.2	−268	578 → 423
18	Stevens Middle School Pasco · Pasco School District	Middle	46.0%	2.8%	−43.2	−1.4	−399	923 → 938
19	Emily Dickinson Elementary Redmond · Lake Washington School District	Elem	72.8%	33.0%	−39.8	−3.3	−253	492 → 318
20	Elizabeth Blackwell Elementary Sammamish · Lake Washington School District	Elem	75.2%	35.6%	−39.6	−3.4	−210	520 → 508
21	Horace Mann Elementary Redmond · Lake Washington School District	Elem	73.0%	33.7%	−39.3	−2.5	−236	481 → 341
22	International School Bellevue · Bellevue School District	High	64.2%	25.1%	−39.1	−2.9	−201	547 → 597
23	Kokanee Elementary Woodinville · Northshore School District	Elem	58.5%	19.5%	−39.0	−3.3	−199	562 → 665
24	Cascade Ridge Elementary Sammamish · Issaquah School District	Elem	64.7%	25.8%	−38.9	−3.3	−259	563 → 407
25	Mcloughlin Middle School Pasco · Pasco School District	Middle	71.8%	33.4%	−38.4	−1.9	−695	1,473 → 1,087

Ranked by percentage-point decrease in this group's share of enrollment. Schools need at least 100 students in both 2010 and 2023 to be ranked — without a floor the list fills with tiny schools swinging on a handful of children. Share and headcount can move differently as total enrollment changes, which is what the Pts/yr (trend across the selected period) and Students (headcount gained or lost) columns are there to expose. Enrollment counts come from the federal Common Core of Data via the Urban Institute; “White” is that source's category.