There were 5,743 white students enrolled in Cochise County schools in 2023-24 school year

Art Harding Chief Operations Officer at Arizona Department of Education
Art Harding Chief Operations Officer at Arizona Department of Education
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There were 5,743 white students enrolled in Cochise County schools in the 2023-24 school year, a 5.2% decrease from the 6,057 white students in the previous school year, according to the Arizona Department of Education.

Data showed that Cochise County welcomed 17,165 students at the time. Among them, white students made up 33.5% of the student body making them the second most represented ethnicity in the county.

Among the 57 schools in Cochise County, Buena High School recorded the highest enrollment of white students in the 2023-24 school year, with a total of 755 students, making up 43.1% of the school’s total student body.

In 2022 Arizona had roughly one teacher for every 19 students, compared to the national average of one teacher for 16 students. Teachers handling a higher number of students was found to have negative consequences for students’ school performance.

WalletHub claimed Arizona’s school system ranked among the worst across U.S. for class size, performance, funding, safety, and instructors’ credentials.

Some data provided by the Arizona Department of Education may be incomplete due to the Family and Educational Rights and Privacy Act.

Ethnicities in Cochise County in 2023-24 School Year

Enrollment in Cochise County Schools During 2023-24 School Year
School name % of White Students Total Enrollment
Buena High School 43.1% 1,753
Douglas High School 0.9% 1,337
Joyce Clark Middle School 42.1% 565
Benson Primary School 61.6% 516
Leman Academy of Excellence-Sierra Vista 43.8% 511
Tombstone High School 55% 453
Town and Country Elementary School 46.9% 429
Coronado Elementary School 57.6% 420
Benson High School 66.8% 416
Huachuca Mountain Elementary School 51.6% 409
Willcox High School 30.2% 407
Willcox Elementary School 25.5% 381
Palominas Elementary School 60.6% 376
Center for Academic Success #5 50.4% 373
Village Meadows Elementary School 39.7% 358
Bereran Academy 43% 351
Pueblo Del Sol Elementary School 39% 344
Clawson School 4% 328
Bisbee High School 15.2% 322
Carmichael Elementary School 28.5% 298
St. David Elementary School 82.6% 298
Willcox Middle School 27.3% 297
Benson Middle School 56.5% 285
Bella Vista Elementary School 38.8% 281
General Myer Elementary School 48.5% 262
Huachuca City School 52.2% 249
Colonel Smith Middle School 48.8% 240
Greenway Primary School 15.9% 226
Walter J. Meyer School 54% 174
Center for Academic Success the #1 47.8% 138
St. David High School 80.3% 137
Pearce Elementary School 37.8% 135
Lowell School 27.6% 116
Pomerene Elementary School 78.3% 115
Elfrida Elementary School 34.3% 102
San Simon School 40.8% 98
PPEP TEC – Colin L. Powell Learning Center 35.9% 92
Valley Union High School 66.3% 86
Cochise Elementary School 63% 81
Mcneal Elementary School 66.7% 39
Double Adobe Elementary School 59% 39
Ash Creek Elementary 58.6% 29
Apache Elementary School 100% 12


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