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The public middle schools with the highest share of Black students in Bexar County, Texas · page 2

Ranks 5189 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Bexar County, Texas. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · BEXAR COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsBlack students% Black
51Jones Middle SchoolSAN ANTONIO, TXNORTHSIDE ISD1,035414.0%
52Pieper Ranch Middle SchoolSAN ANTONIO, TXCOMAL ISD1,140454.0%
53Hot Wells Middle SchoolSAN ANTONIO, TXSAN ANTONIO ISD595233.9%
54Ross Middle SchoolSAN ANTONIO, TXNORTHSIDE ISD828323.9%
55Longfellow Middle SchoolSAN ANTONIO, TXSAN ANTONIO ISD597213.5%
56KIPP Aspire AcademySAN ANTONIO, TXKIPP TEXAS PUBLIC SCHOOLS470163.4%
57E T Wrenn Middle SchoolSAN ANTONIO, TXEDGEWOOD ISD4473.4%
58Ronald E McNair Middle SchoolATASCOSA, TXSOUTHWEST ISD784263.3%
59KIPP Camino AcademySAN ANTONIO, TXKIPP TEXAS PUBLIC SCHOOLS408133.2%
60Edgar Allan Poe STEM Dual Language Middle SchoolSAN ANTONIO, TXSAN ANTONIO ISD439143.2%
61Tafolla Middle SchoolSAN ANTONIO, TXSAN ANTONIO ISD385123.1%
62Nimitz Middle SchoolSAN ANTONIO, TXNORTH EAST ISD995303.0%
63Lopez Middle SchoolSAN ANTONIO, TXNORTH EAST ISD1,294382.9%
64Stevenson Middle SchoolSAN ANTONIO, TXNORTHSIDE ISD779222.8%
65Connally Middle SchoolSAN ANTONIO, TXNORTHSIDE ISD692182.6%
66Rhodes Middle SchoolSAN ANTONIO, TXSAN ANTONIO ISD461122.6%
67Garcia Middle SchoolSAN ANTONIO, TXNORTHSIDE ISD1,360322.4%
68Alamo Heights Junior High SchoolSAN ANTONIO, TXALAMO HEIGHTS ISD1,123262.3%
69Brentwood Middle SchoolSAN ANTONIO, TXEDGEWOOD ISD602111.8%
70Alan B Shepard Middle SchoolSAN ANTONIO, TXSOUTH SAN ANTONIO ISD44781.8%
71Tafolla College Prep Middle SchoolSAN ANTONIO, TXSAN ANTONIO ISD18031.7%
72Agnes Cotton AcademySAN ANTONIO, TXSAN ANTONIO ISD45571.5%
73Robert C Zamora Middle SchoolSAN ANTONIO, TXSOUTH SAN ANTONIO ISD655101.5%
74Losoya Middle SchoolSAN ANTONIO, TXSOUTHSIDE ISD60791.5%
75Sharon Christa McAuliffe Middle SchoolSAN ANTONIO, TXSOUTHWEST ISD767101.3%
76Julius L Matthey Middle SchoolSAN ANTONIO, TXSOUTHSIDE ISD65671.1%
77Whittier Middle SchoolSAN ANTONIO, TXSAN ANTONIO ISD65660.9%
78Greg A Garcia Early College Intermediate SchoolSAN ANTONIO, TXNEW FRONTIERS PUBLIC SCHOOLS INC13510.7%
79Gus Garcia Middle SchoolSAN ANTONIO, TXEDGEWOOD ISD68450.7%
80Harris Middle SchoolSAN ANTONIO, TXSAN ANTONIO ISD71940.6%
81Kingsborough Middle SchoolSAN ANTONIO, TXHARLANDALE ISD54230.6%
82Dwight Middle SchoolSAN ANTONIO, TXSOUTH SAN ANTONIO ISD40920.5%
83A Leal Jr Middle SchoolSAN ANTONIO, TXHARLANDALE ISD49920.4%
84Harlandale Middle SchoolSAN ANTONIO, TXHARLANDALE ISD73220.3%
85Terrell Wells Middle SchoolSAN ANTONIO, TXHARLANDALE ISD59210.2%
86Somerset Junior High SchoolVON ORMY, TXSOMERSET ISD60810.2%
87Savannah Heights Intermediate SchoolVON ORMY, TXSOMERSET ISD61810.2%
88Stafford Elementary SchoolSAN ANTONIO, TXEDGEWOOD ISD10200.0%
89Lowell Middle SchoolSAN ANTONIO, TXSAN ANTONIO ISD2830.0%
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