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The public elementary schools with the highest share of Black students in Arlington, Texas · page 2

Ranks 5165 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Arlington, Texas. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · ARLINGTON, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsBlack students% Black
51VIRIDIAN ELARLINGTON, TXHURST-EULESS-BEDFORD ISD84513015.4%
52WIMBISH WORLD LANGUAGE ACADEMYARLINGTON, TXARLINGTON ISD4115613.6%
53DITTO ELARLINGTON, TXARLINGTON ISD7348812.0%
54JOHNS ELARLINGTON, TXARLINGTON ISD5606211.1%
55GOODMAN ELARLINGTON, TXARLINGTON ISD4524910.8%
56DUFF ELARLINGTON, TXARLINGTON ISD618619.9%
57BUTLER ELARLINGTON, TXARLINGTON ISD610599.7%
58COREY FINE ARTS / DUAL LANGUAGE ACADEMYARLINGTON, TXARLINGTON ISD497469.3%
59SPEER ELARLINGTON, TXARLINGTON ISD682608.8%
60HILL ELARLINGTON, TXARLINGTON ISD557478.4%
61RANKIN ELARLINGTON, TXARLINGTON ISD562376.6%
62THORNTON ELARLINGTON, TXARLINGTON ISD849556.5%
63BERRY ELARLINGTON, TXARLINGTON ISD727435.9%
64CROW LEADERSHIP ACADEMYARLINGTON, TXARLINGTON ISD500295.8%
65BLANTON ELARLINGTON, TXARLINGTON ISD456163.5%
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