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The highest-poverty public elementary schools in Texas · page 36

Ranks 1,751–1,800 of the highest-poverty public schools in Texas. Back to page 1.

HIGHEST POVERTY · TEXAS

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1751	BENITO MARTINEZ EL	FT HANCOCK, TX	FT HANCOCK ISD	Elementary	227	82.8%
1752	RIDGEVIEW EL	SAN ANTONIO, TX	NORTH EAST ISD	Elementary	487	82.8%
1753	AUSTIN EL	MEMPHIS, TX	MEMPHIS ISD	Elementary	139	82.7%
1754	SOUTHERN HILLS EL	WICHITA FALLS, TX	WICHITA FALLS ISD	Elementary	521	82.7%
1755	WATAUGA EL	WATAUGA, TX	BIRDVILLE ISD	Elementary	700	82.7%
1756	BOB HOPE EL SCHOOL-BAYTOWN	BAYTOWN, TX	BOB HOPE SCHOOL	Elementary	370	82.7%
1757	BONHAM EL	BRYAN, TX	BRYAN ISD	Elementary	543	82.7%
1758	TOWNEWEST EL	SUGAR LAND, TX	FORT BEND ISD	Elementary	462	82.7%
1759	DESSAU EL	AUSTIN, TX	PFLUGERVILLE ISD	Elementary	554	82.7%
1760	DAVID E SMITH EL	HALTOM CITY, TX	BIRDVILLE ISD	Elementary	640	82.7%
1761	JAMES BOWIE EL	BAYTOWN, TX	GOOSE CREEK CISD	Elementary	640	82.7%
1762	BURLEY PRI	LUFKIN, TX	LUFKIN ISD	Elementary	426	82.6%
1763	HILDA C ESCOBAR/ALICIA C RIOS EL	MISSION, TX	MISSION CISD	Elementary	345	82.6%
1764	MISSION BEND GLEN EL	HOUSTON, TX	FORT BEND ISD	Elementary	460	82.6%
1765	LA PRYOR EL	LA PRYOR, TX	LA PRYOR ISD	Elementary	195	82.6%
1766	CLINT Q SMITH EL	DUNCANVILLE, TX	DUNCANVILLE ISD	Elementary	344	82.6%
1767	G W CARVER EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER	ENNIS, TX	ENNIS ISD	Elementary	407	82.6%
1768	NORTHWEST EL	AUSTIN, TX	PFLUGERVILLE ISD	Elementary	395	82.5%
1769	EAGLE LAKE INT	EAGLE LAKE, TX	RICE CISD	Elementary	166	82.5%
1770	JUDITH ZAFFIRINI EL	LAREDO, TX	UNITED ISD	Elementary	618	82.5%
1771	SHORT EL	ARLINGTON, TX	ARLINGTON ISD	Elementary	406	82.5%
1772	BLOOMINGTON EL	BLOOMINGTON, TX	BLOOMINGTON ISD	Elementary	223	82.5%
1773	CLECKLER/HEALD EL	WESLACO, TX	WESLACO ISD	Elementary	909	82.5%
1774	MENDENHALL EL	PLANO, TX	PLANO ISD	Elementary	563	82.4%
1775	BURLESON EL	ODESSA, TX	ECTOR COUNTY ISD	Elementary	381	82.4%
1776	PEBBLE HILLS EL	EL PASO, TX	YSLETA ISD	Elementary	534	82.4%
1777	VALLEY HI EL	SAN ANTONIO, TX	NORTHSIDE ISD	Elementary	295	82.4%
1778	HEBBRONVILLE EL	HEBBRONVILLE, TX	JIM HOGG COUNTY ISD	Elementary	448	82.4%
1779	EMMA VERA EL	ROMA, TX	ROMA ISD	Elementary	504	82.3%
1780	BEASLEY EL	BEASLEY, TX	LAMAR CISD	Elementary	453	82.3%
1781	LINTON EL	SAN ANTONIO, TX	NORTHSIDE ISD	Elementary	368	82.3%
1782	FRIONA EL	FRIONA, TX	FRIONA ISD	Elementary	283	82.3%
1783	COOLIDGE EL	COOLIDGE, TX	COOLIDGE ISD	Elementary	147	82.3%
1784	LOST PINES EL	BASTROP, TX	BASTROP ISD	Elementary	896	82.3%
1785	BOWIE EL	SAN MARCOS, TX	SAN MARCOS CISD	Elementary	580	82.2%
1786	F L MOFFETT PRI	CENTER, TX	CENTER ISD	Elementary	630	82.2%
1787	AUDELIA CREEK EL	DALLAS, TX	RICHARDSON ISD	Elementary	730	82.2%
1788	WALNUT HILL INTERNATIONAL LEADERSHIP ACADEMY	DALLAS, TX	DALLAS ISD	Elementary	516	82.2%
1789	CASH EL	SAN BENITO, TX	SAN BENITO CISD	Elementary	611	82.2%
1790	FREEPORT EL	FREEPORT, TX	BRAZOSPORT ISD	Elementary	616	82.1%
1791	TULIA EL	TULIA, TX	TULIA ISD	Elementary	364	82.1%
1792	CANDLEWOOD EL	SAN ANTONIO, TX	JUDSON ISD	Elementary	263	82.1%
1793	TOLER EL	GARLAND, TX	GARLAND ISD	Elementary	425	82.1%
1794	SALINAS EL	LAREDO, TX	UNITED ISD	Elementary	854	82.1%
1795	LE NOIR EL	DONNA, TX	DONNA ISD	Elementary	457	82.1%
1796	IDEA ACHIEVE ACADEMY	HALTOM CITY, TX	IDEA PUBLIC SCHOOLS	Elementary	585	82.1%
1797	CENTENNIAL EL	LUBBOCK, TX	LUBBOCK ISD	Elementary	523	82.0%
1798	SOMERVILLE EL	SOMERVILLE, TX	SOMERVILLE ISD	Elementary	200	82.0%
1799	IDEA OWASSA ACADEMY	PHARR, TX	IDEA PUBLIC SCHOOLS	Elementary	699	82.0%
1800	WISE EL	TYLER, TX	CHAPEL HILL ISD	Elementary	593	82.0%

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