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The public schools with the highest share of Black students in Dallas, Texas · page 7

Ranks 301–340 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Dallas, Texas. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · DALLAS, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsBlack students% Black
301Bishop Arts Steam AcademyDALLAS, TXDALLAS ISD34992.6%
302Nathaniel Hawthorne Elementary SchoolDALLAS, TXDALLAS ISD434112.5%
303L O Donald Elementary SchoolDALLAS, TXDALLAS ISD32482.5%
304W H Adamson High SchoolDALLAS, TXDALLAS ISD1,353332.4%
305Hector P Garcia Middle SchoolDALLAS, TXDALLAS ISD621152.4%
306Henry B Gonzalez Personalized Learning AcademyDALLAS, TXDALLAS ISD513122.3%
307Arturo Salazar Elementary SchoolDALLAS, TXDALLAS ISD42492.1%
308Louise Wolff Kahn Elementary SchoolDALLAS, TXDALLAS ISD533112.1%
309Harry C Withers Elementary SchoolDALLAS, TXDALLAS ISD44792.0%
310Dr Linda Henrie Elementary SchoolDALLAS, TXMESQUITE ISD891171.9%
311Lakewood Elementary SchoolDALLAS, TXDALLAS ISD1,067191.8%
312Rosemont UpperDALLAS, TXDALLAS ISD45981.7%
313F P Caillet Elementary SchoolDALLAS, TXDALLAS ISD55291.6%
314Celestino Mauricio Soto Jr Elementary SchoolDALLAS, TXDALLAS ISD44471.6%
315Uplift Williams Prep Middle SchoolDALLAS, TXUPLIFT EDUCATION53281.5%
316School for the Talented & Gifted in Pleasant GroveDALLAS, TXDALLAS ISD38551.3%
317University Park Elementary SchoolDALLAS, TXHIGHLAND PARK ISD46361.3%
318Sunset High SchoolDALLAS, TXDALLAS ISD2,164261.2%
319Winnetka Elementary SchoolDALLAS, TXDALLAS ISD69381.1%
320Leonides Gonzalez Cigarroa Md Elementary SchoolDALLAS, TXDALLAS ISD52861.1%
321Bradfield Elementary SchoolDALLAS, TXHIGHLAND PARK ISD57861.0%
322Leila P Cowart Elementary SchoolDALLAS, TXDALLAS ISD51551.0%
323Lida Hooe Elementary SchoolDALLAS, TXDALLAS ISD31031.0%
324Julian T Saldivar Elementary SchoolDALLAS, TXDALLAS ISD75570.9%
325Ascher Silberstein Elementary SchoolDALLAS, TXDALLAS ISD54550.9%
326Highland Park Middle SchoolDALLAS, TXHIGHLAND PARK ISD93980.8%
327Golden Rule Charter SchoolDALLAS, TXGOLDEN RULE CHARTER SCHOOL49040.8%
328David G Burnet Elementary SchoolDALLAS, TXDALLAS ISD63150.8%
329Uplift Williams Prep High SchoolDALLAS, TXUPLIFT EDUCATION51740.8%
330Highland Park High SchoolDALLAS, TXHIGHLAND PARK ISD2,119160.8%
331Hyer Elementary SchoolDALLAS, TXHIGHLAND PARK ISD48530.6%
332Margaret B Henderson Elementary SchoolDALLAS, TXDALLAS ISD33720.6%
333Armstrong Elementary SchoolDALLAS, TXHIGHLAND PARK ISD43120.5%
334Hall Personalized Learning Academy at Oak CliffDALLAS, TXDALLAS ISD44320.5%
335Marcus Leadership AcademyDALLAS, TXDALLAS ISD71820.3%
336Michael M Boone Elementary SchoolDALLAS, TXHIGHLAND PARK ISD46410.2%
337La Academia De EstrellasDALLAS, TXLA ACADEMIA DE ESTRELLAS72710.1%
338McCulloch Intermediate SchoolDALLAS, TXHIGHLAND PARK ISD87110.1%
339Golden Rule SouthwestDALLAS, TXGOLDEN RULE CHARTER SCHOOL21400.0%
340La Academia De Estrellas Middle SchoolDALLAS, TXLA ACADEMIA DE ESTRELLAS29700.0%
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