The public elementary schools with the highest share of Black students in Round Rock, Texas
25 public elementary schools in Round Rock, 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. DEARING EL leads the list at 24.5%, against a median of 9.2% across the ranked schools.
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| # | School | City | % Black |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | DEARING EL | ROUND ROCK, TX | 24.5%(116) |
| 2 | IDEA ROUND ROCK TECH ACADEMY | ROUND ROCK, TX | 22.1%(159) |
| 3 | NEYSA CALLISON EL | ROUND ROCK, TX | 16.2%(102) |
| 4 | CALDWELL HEIGHTS EL | ROUND ROCK, TX | 14.7%(92) |
| 5 | UNION HILL EL | ROUND ROCK, TX | 13.5%(81) |
| 6 | GATTIS EL | ROUND ROCK, TX | 13.4%(82) |
| 7 | TERAVISTA EL | ROUND ROCK, TX | 12.7%(104) |
| 8 | DOUBLE FILE TRAIL EL | ROUND ROCK, TX | 11.9%(68) |
| 9 | CLAUDE BERKMAN EL | ROUND ROCK, TX | 11.5%(54) |
| 10 | VETERANS HILL EL | ROUND ROCK, TX | 11.0%(78) |
| 11 | CALDWELL EL | ROUND ROCK, TX | 10.5%(57) |
| 12 | BRUSHY CREEK EL | ROUND ROCK, TX | 10.2%(47) |
| 13 | XENIA VOIGT EL | ROUND ROCK, TX | 9.2%(41) |
| 14 | REDBUD EL | ROUND ROCK, TX | 8.9%(49) |
| 15 | BLUEBONNET EL | ROUND ROCK, TX | 8.2%(34) |
| 16 | VIC ROBERTSON EL | ROUND ROCK, TX | 7.1%(26) |
| 17 | FOREST CREEK EL | ROUND ROCK, TX | 6.9%(45) |
| 18 | DEEP WOOD EL | ROUND ROCK, TX | 4.7%(17) |
| 19 | CHANDLER OAKS EL | ROUND ROCK, TX | 4.5%(26) |
| 20 | LINDA HERRINGTON EL | ROUND ROCK, TX | 4.5%(38) |
| 21 | BLACKLAND PRAIRIE EL | ROUND ROCK, TX | 4.5%(35) |
| 22 | OLD TOWN EL | ROUND ROCK, TX | 4.3%(25) |
| 23 | GREAT OAKS EL | ROUND ROCK, TX | 3.7%(32) |
| 24 | FERN BLUFF EL | ROUND ROCK, TX | 2.7%(16) |
| 25 | CACTUS RANCH EL | ROUND ROCK, TX | 2.5%(17) |
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