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The public elementary schools with the highest share of Black students in McKinney, Texas

35 public elementary schools in McKinney, Texas appear in this ranking of the public elementary schools with the highest share of Black students, ranked by the share of students who are Black or African American, from federal NCES enrollment data. Naomi Press Elementary School leads the list at 30.3%, against a median of 12.8% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
35
McKinney, Texas
Top % Black
30.3%
Median % Black
12.8%
MOST BLACK · MCKINNEY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsBlack students% Black
1Naomi Press Elementary SchoolMCKINNEY, TXMCKINNEY ISD58017630.3%
2Arthur H McNeil Elementary SchoolMCKINNEY, TXMCKINNEY ISD3359929.6%
3Elliott Elementary SchoolMCKINNEY, TXFRISCO ISD42111527.3%
4Sonntag Elementary SchoolMCKINNEY, TXFRISCO ISD4299522.1%
5Albert & Iola Lee Davis Malvern Elementary SchoolMCKINNEY, TXMCKINNEY ISD4158921.4%
6Jesse McGowen Elementary SchoolMCKINNEY, TXMCKINNEY ISD57011520.2%
7Willow Wood Elementary SchoolMCKINNEY, TXMELISSA ISD85716919.7%
8Herman Lawson Early Childhood SchoolMCKINNEY, TXMCKINNEY ISD60611619.1%
9Jose De Jesus and Maria Luisa Vega Elementary SchoolMCKINNEY, TXMCKINNEY ISD4918817.9%
10Gary and Bobbye Jack Minshew Elementary SchoolMCKINNEY, TXMCKINNEY ISD4337617.6%
11Ruth and Harold Frazier Elementary SchoolMCKINNEY, TXMCKINNEY ISD79213216.7%
12Valley Creek Elementary SchoolMCKINNEY, TXMCKINNEY ISD4987815.7%
13Slaughter Elementary SchoolMCKINNEY, TXMCKINNEY ISD5548415.2%
14Webb Elementary SchoolMCKINNEY, TXMCKINNEY ISD4757114.9%
15Ogle Elementary SchoolMCKINNEY, TXFRISCO ISD5317514.1%
16Caldwell Elementary SchoolMCKINNEY, TXMCKINNEY ISD4095613.7%
17Reuben Johnson Elementary SchoolMCKINNEY, TXMCKINNEY ISD3785113.5%
18Mooneyham Elementary SchoolMCKINNEY, TXFRISCO ISD5537112.8%
19Lizzie Nell Cundiff McClure Elementary SchoolMCKINNEY, TXMCKINNEY ISD6618012.1%
20Burks Elementary SchoolMCKINNEY, TXMCKINNEY ISD4325011.6%
21John A Baker Elementary SchoolMCKINNEY, TXPROSPER ISD6237211.6%
22Earl & Lottie Wolford Elementary SchoolMCKINNEY, TXMCKINNEY ISD3894411.3%
23J B Wilmeth Elementary SchoolMCKINNEY, TXMCKINNEY ISD4364911.2%
24Mike and Janie Reeves Elementary SchoolMCKINNEY, TXPROSPER ISD7948911.2%
25Comstock Elementary SchoolMCKINNEY, TXFRISCO ISD6806910.2%
26Lois Lindsey Elementary SchoolMCKINNEY, TXALLEN ISD7928010.1%
27Finch Elementary SchoolMCKINNEY, TXMCKINNEY ISD3413410.0%
28Brenda Calhoun Early Childhood SchoolMCKINNEY, TXPROSPER ISD744699.3%
29C T Eddins Elementary SchoolMCKINNEY, TXMCKINNEY ISD372349.1%
30Jack and June Furr Elementary SchoolMCKINNEY, TXPROSPER ISD790729.1%
31Jim and Betty Hughes Elementary SchoolMCKINNEY, TXPROSPER ISD839708.3%
32Dean and Mildred Bennett Elementary SchoolMCKINNEY, TXMCKINNEY ISD425358.2%
33Scott Elementary SchoolMCKINNEY, TXFRISCO ISD587488.2%
34Glen Oaks Elementary SchoolMCKINNEY, TXMCKINNEY ISD478214.4%
35Roy Lee Walker Elementary SchoolMCKINNEY, TXMCKINNEY ISD381164.2%
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Racial and ethnic enrollment shares are factual figures reported by each school to the federal government (NCES). This list describes the composition of student bodies and is not an evaluation or endorsement of any school.

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