Best Schools for White Students in Maryland (2026)

These are the Maryland public schools where white students scored highest on the state reading and math tests, ranked by the average of the two proficiency rates. Only schools with at least 20 tested white students are included. The list reflects how students in this group perform at each school; it is not a ranking of schools by their demographic makeup.

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Elementary schools

#SchoolReadingMathTestedOverall Repit grade
1Oak View Elementary Silver Spring95%95%60A
2Fox Chapel Elementary Germantown95%95%31A+
3Shipley's Choice Elementary Millersville92%92%164A
4Bannockburn Elementary Bethesda92%92%144A
5Glenarden Woods Elementary Lanham95%85%32A+
6East Silver Spring Elementary Silver Spring95%85%31B+
7Chevy Chase Elementary Chevy Chase92%87%239A+
8Carroll Manor Elementary Baldwin87%87%152A
9Pot Spring Elementary Timonium87%87%65C+
10Jacksonville Elementary Phoenix87%87%220A+
11Burning Tree Elementary Bethesda92%82%134B
12Pine Crest Elementary Silver Spring82%92%107A
13West Annapolis Elementary Annapolis87%87%65A+
14Fort Garrison Elementary Baltimore82%87%90A+
15Benfield Elementary Severna Park92%77%200A+
16Woodlin Elementary Bethesda87%82%97C
17Stonegate Elementary Silver Spring85%85%55C+
18Wayside Elementary Potomac82%87%105A
19North Salisbury Elementary Salisbury82%87%158C+
20Jones Lane Elementary Gaithersburg82%87%110C+
21Dr. Charles R. Drew Elementary Silver Spring85%85%40A+
22Folger Mckinsey Elementary Severna Park82%82%267A+
23Riderwood Elementary Towson82%82%167A+
24Clarksville Elementary Clarksville82%82%69A+
25Centerville Elementary Frederick82%82%255A

Middle schools

#SchoolReadingMathTestedOverall Repit grade
1Federal Hill Preparatory Academy Baltimore90%90%25B
2Tunbridge Public Charter School Baltimore85%95%45A
3Dora Kennedy French Immersion Greenbelt95%85%45A+
4Takoma Park Middle Silver Spring88%88%312A
5Eastern Middle Silver Spring92%82%197C
6Mount Royal Elementary/Middle Baltimore85%85%34C+
7Thomas W. Pyle Middle Bethesda82%82%983A+
8Silver Creek Middle Kensington86%77%417B+
9Clarksville Middle Clarksville82%79%304B+
10Robert Goddard Montessori Seabrook90%70%25A+
11Robert Frost Middle School Rockville84%75%421B+
12Patterson Park Public Charter School Baltimore85%75%55B
13The Mount Washington School Baltimore82%77%83D
14Westland Middle Bethesda82%76%488B
15Herbert Hoover Middle Potomac83%74%445A+
16Severna Park Middle Severna Park78%75%1191A+
17North Bethesda Middle Bethesda82%71%672B
18Cabin John Middle Potomac79%73%419B
19Roland Park Elementary/Middle Baltimore75%75%452B+
20Sligo Middle Silver Spring82%67%180C+
21Burleigh Manor Middle Ellicott City72%77%237A+
22Mount View Middle Marriottsville75%73%412A
23Glenwood Middle Glenwood82%65%359A+
24Stephen Decatur Middle Berlin81%64%477A+
25Julius West Middle Rockville77%68%436B+

High schools

#SchoolReadingMathTestedOverall Repit grade
1Baltimore Polytechnic Institute Baltimore95%95%59A+
2Montgomery Blair High Silver Spring92%92%156B+
3Bethesda-Chevy Chase High Bethesda92%92%265A+
4Walt Whitman High Bethesda94%87%339A+
5Springbrook High Silver Spring90%90%28C+
6George W. Carver Center for Arts & Technology Towson98%82%91A+
7Baltimore City College Baltimore95%85%35A
8River Hill High Clarksville87%92%132A+
9Marriotts Ridge High Marriottsville92%87%178A+
10Eleanor Roosevelt High Greenbelt92%87%70A
11Urbana High Ijamsville87%87%275A+
12Richard Montgomery High Rockville87%87%152A+
13Thomas S. Wootton High Rockville92%82%246A+
14Walter Johnson High Bethesda92%82%312A+
15Winston Churchill High Potomac87%87%280A+
16Barbara Ingram School for the Arts Hagerstown95%75%50A+
17Paint Branch High Burtonsville95%75%43B+
18Baltimore School for the Arts Baltimore85%85%35A+
19Eastern Technical High School Baltimore87%82%165A+
20Towson High Towson87%82%239A+
21Oakdale High Ijamsville87%82%246A+
22Glenelg High Glenelg87%82%218A+
23Wheaton High Silver Spring85%85%39B
24Severna Park High Severna Park84%81%344A+
25Dulaney High Timonium87%77%239A+

Source: U.S. Department of Education EDFacts (state assessment results by student group) via the Urban Institute Education Data Portal. Small schools report results as ranges; we use the midpoint. Methodology