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The public middle schools with the highest share of Black students in Fort Bend County, Texas

33 public middle schools in Fort Bend County, Texas appear in this ranking of the public middle 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. Missouri City Middle School leads the list at 57.5%, against a median of 23.1% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
33
Fort Bend County, Texas
Top % Black
57.5%
Median % Black
23.1%
MOST BLACK · FORT BEND COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsBlack students% Black
1Missouri City Middle SchoolMISSOURI CITY, TXFORT BEND ISD93353657.5%
2KIPP Academy WestSUGARLAND, TXKIPP TEXAS PUBLIC SCHOOLS42223756.2%
3Lake Olympia Middle SchoolMISSOURI CITY, TXFORT BEND ISD1,07854250.3%
4David Crockett Middle SchoolRICHMOND, TXFORT BEND ISD1,26855944.1%
5Stafford Middle SchoolSTAFFORD, TXSTAFFORD MSD67827440.4%
6Ronald Thornton Middle SchoolMISSOURI CITY, TXFORT BEND ISD1,76068839.1%
7Christa McAuliffe Middle SchoolHOUSTON, TXFORT BEND ISD80631439.0%
8Iltexas Richmond Middle SchoolRICHMOND, TXINTERNATIONAL LEADERSHIP OF TEXAS (ILTEXAS)2278135.7%
9Harry Wright JHRICHMOND, TXLAMAR CISD1,44447232.7%
10Briscoe JHRICHMOND, TXLAMAR CISD2,00360130.0%
11Hodges Bend Middle SchoolHOUSTON, TXFORT BEND ISD76522329.1%
12Billy Baines Middle SchoolMISSOURI CITY, TXFORT BEND ISD1,38340329.1%
13Quail Valley Middle SchoolMISSOURI CITY, TXFORT BEND ISD1,00228328.2%
14James Bowie Middle SchoolRICHMOND, TXFORT BEND ISD1,47338125.9%
15Dulles Middle SchoolSUGAR LAND, TXFORT BEND ISD1,25431625.2%
16Dean Leaman JHFULSHEAR, TXLAMAR CISD2,88868923.9%
17Lamar JHROSENBERG, TXLAMAR CISD1,19427623.1%
18Reading JHRICHMOND, TXLAMAR CISD1,60334021.2%
19Macario Garcia Middle SchoolSUGAR LAND, TXFORT BEND ISD1,44323816.5%
20First Colony Middle SchoolSUGAR LAND, TXFORT BEND ISD1,27019915.7%
21Sugar Land Middle SchoolSUGAR LAND, TXFORT BEND ISD93612112.9%
22Woodcreek Junior High SchoolKATY, TXKATY ISD1,56617211.0%
23George JHROSENBERG, TXLAMAR CISD1,10212111.0%
24Seven Lakes Junior High SchoolKATY, TXKATY ISD1,5711449.2%
25Tays Junior High SchoolKATY, TXKATY ISD1,4621278.7%
26Adams Junior High SchoolFULSHEAR, TXKATY ISD1,9631497.6%
27Cinco Ranch Junior High SchoolKATY, TXKATY ISD1,4551087.4%
28Sartartia Middle SchoolSUGAR LAND, TXFORT BEND ISD1,365997.3%
29Rodger & Ellen Beck Junior High SchoolKATY, TXKATY ISD1,239887.1%
30Fort Settlement Middle SchoolSUGAR LAND, TXFORT BEND ISD1,504966.4%
31Beckendorff Junior High SchoolKATY, TXKATY ISD1,6741046.2%
32Needville Middle SchoolNEEDVILLE, TXNEEDVILLE ISD853414.8%
33Needville Junior High SchoolNEEDVILLE, TXNEEDVILLE ISD565234.1%
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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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