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The highest-poverty public elementary schools in Texas · page 39

Ranks 1,901–1,950 of the highest-poverty public schools in Texas. Back to page 1.

HIGHEST POVERTY · TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
1901RUNYAN ELCONROE, TXCONROE ISDElementary59380.8%
1902PARKWOOD ELPASADENA, TXDEER PARK ISDElementary61980.8%
1903SCOTT JOHNSON ELHUNTSVILLE, TXHUNTSVILLE ISDElementary87980.8%
1904SHEPHERD INTSHEPHERD, TXSHEPHERD ISDElementary40080.8%
1905UVALDE DUAL LANGUAGE ACADEMYUVALDE, TXUVALDE CISDElementary56180.7%
1906WEST MAIN ELLANCASTER, TXLANCASTER ISDElementary60180.7%
1907WESTWOOD ELPALESTINE, TXWESTWOOD ISDElementary40480.7%
1908SHELDON ELHOUSTON, TXSHELDON ISDElementary58580.7%
1909HARRISON LANE ELHURST, TXHURST-EULESS-BEDFORD ISDElementary52880.7%
1910ST ELMO ELAUSTIN, TXAUSTIN ISDElementary30580.7%
1911MIDWAY PARK ELEULESS, TXHURST-EULESS-BEDFORD ISDElementary62580.6%
1912DR BRUCE WOOD ELTERRELL, TXTERRELL ISDElementary65580.6%
1913DELORAS E THOMPSON ELHOUSTON, TXSPRING ISDElementary63480.6%
1914KEMP PRIKEMP, TXKEMP ISDElementary37180.6%
1915AUSTIN ACHIEVE PFLUGERVILLEPFLUGERVILLE, TXAUSTIN ACHIEVE PUBLIC SCHOOLSElementary55180.6%
1916HICKMAN ELGARLAND, TXGARLAND ISDElementary48480.6%
1917MAXFIELD ELGORMAN, TXGORMAN ISDElementary10880.6%
1918JAKE SILBERNAGEL ELDICKINSON, TXDICKINSON ISDElementary50980.6%
1919LEWISVILLE ELLEWISVILLE, TXLEWISVILLE ISDElementary50980.6%
1920TEAGUE ELPASADENA, TXPASADENA ISDElementary70980.5%
1921DAVIS ELCARROLLTON, TXCARROLLTON-FARMERS BRANCH ISDElementary45180.5%
1922GUESS ELBEAUMONT, TXBEAUMONT ISDElementary72280.5%
1923FARINE ELIRVING, TXIRVING ISDElementary91680.5%
1924PURCELL ELABILENE, TXABILENE ISDElementary53780.4%
1925MARTIN ELSAN ANTONIO, TXNORTHSIDE ISDElementary53780.4%
1926EMMOTT ELHOUSTON, TXCYPRESS-FAIRBANKS ISDElementary58380.4%
1927HIGHLANDS ELCEDAR HILL, TXCEDAR HILL ISDElementary41980.4%
1928GONZALES ELODESSA, TXECTOR COUNTY ISDElementary42480.4%
1929THE TIGER TRAIL SCHOOLHOUSTON, TXSPRING BRANCH ISDElementary28680.4%
1930NORTHBROOK ELFORT WORTH, TXEAGLE MT-SAGINAW ISDElementary53680.4%
1931GUERRERO ELEL PASO, TXEL PASO ISDElementary34280.4%
1932COMPASS ROSE DREAMSAN ANTONIO, TXCOMPASS ROSE PUBLIC SCHOOLSElementary32680.4%
1933NIXON SMILEY ELSMILEY, TXNIXON-SMILEY CISDElementary43880.4%
1934DEWBERRY ELFORNEY, TXFORNEY ISDElementary69280.3%
1935SHAW ELMESQUITE, TXMESQUITE ISDElementary48380.3%
1936GOLIAD ELSAN ANGELO, TXSAN ANGELO ISDElementary54380.3%
1937IDEA ACADEMY SAN BENITOSAN BENITO, TXIDEA PUBLIC SCHOOLSElementary68580.3%
1938STEWART ELHITCHCOCK, TXHITCHCOCK ISDElementary35580.3%
1939XENIA VOIGT ELROUND ROCK, TXROUND ROCK ISDElementary44680.3%
1940HAY BRANCH ELKILLEEN, TXKILLEEN ISDElementary52280.3%
1941IRVING ELCLEBURNE, TXCLEBURNE ISDElementary40580.2%
1942FRED ELFRED, TXWARREN ISDElementary16780.2%
1943YTURRIA ELBROWNSVILLE, TXBROWNSVILLE ISDElementary52680.2%
1944BETTY M CONDRA SCHOOL FOR EDUCATION INNOVATIONLUBBOCK, TXBETTY M CONDRA SCHOOL FOR EDUCATION INNOVATIONElementary18780.2%
1945PAREDES ELBROWNSVILLE, TXBROWNSVILLE ISDElementary79880.2%
1946BLANTON ELODESSA, TXECTOR COUNTY ISDElementary51080.2%
1947EAST FORT WORTH MONTESSORI ACADEMYFORT WORTH, TXEAST FORT WORTH MONTESSORI ACADEMYElementary13180.2%
1948MISSION ACADEMYSAN ANTONIO, TXSAN ANTONIO ISDElementary52480.2%
1949ILTEXAS GRAND PRAIRIE ELGRAND PRAIRIE, TXINTERNATIONAL LEADERSHIP OF TEXAS (ILTEXAS)Elementary93680.1%
1950ANTHONY ELANTHONY, TXANTHONY ISDElementary31280.1%
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