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The public elementary schools with the highest share of Black students in Hidalgo County, Texas · page 4

Ranks 151190 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Hidalgo County, Texas. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · HIDALGO COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsBlack students% Black
151Lucile Hendricks Elementary SchoolMCALLEN, TXMCALLEN ISD43200.0%
152Thigpen-Zavala Elementary SchoolMCALLEN, TXMCALLEN ISD47000.0%
153Taylor Elementary SchoolMERCEDES, TXMERCEDES ISD40600.0%
154Ruben Hinojosa Elementary SchoolMERCEDES, TXMERCEDES ISD46800.0%
155John F Kennedy Elementary SchoolMERCEDES, TXMERCEDES ISD39900.0%
156Mercedes Early Literacy ProgramMERCEDES, TXMERCEDES ISD18900.0%
157Carl C Waitz Elementary SchoolALTON, TXMISSION CISD36100.0%
158Alton Elementary SchoolALTON, TXMISSION CISD33700.0%
159Marcell Elementary SchoolMISSION, TXMISSION CISD37800.0%
160Pearson Elementary SchoolMISSION, TXMISSION CISD30700.0%
161Ollie O'Grady Elementary SchoolMISSION, TXMISSION CISD45700.0%
162Salinas Elementary SchoolMISSION, TXMISSION CISD36600.0%
163Raquel Cavazos Elementary SchoolALTON, TXMISSION CISD52100.0%
164Hilda C Escobar/Alicia C Rios Elementary SchoolMISSION, TXMISSION CISD34500.0%
165Mission Early LearningMISSION, TXMISSION CISD18300.0%
166Roberto Garate Elementary SchoolMONTE ALTO, TXMONTE ALTO ISD38600.0%
167John Doedyns Elementary SchoolSAN JUAN, TXPHARR-SAN JUAN-ALAMO ISD39100.0%
168Henry Ford Elementary SchoolPHARR, TXPHARR-SAN JUAN-ALAMO ISD64300.0%
169Zeferino Farias Elementary SchoolALAMO, TXPHARR-SAN JUAN-ALAMO ISD52000.0%
170Daniel Ramirez Elementary SchoolPHARR, TXPHARR-SAN JUAN-ALAMO ISD51600.0%
171Amanda Garza-Pena Elementary SchoolSAN JUAN, TXPHARR-SAN JUAN-ALAMO ISD55700.0%
172Kelly-Pharr Elementary SchoolPHARR, TXPHARR-SAN JUAN-ALAMO ISD58700.0%
173Edith & Ethel Carman Elementary SchoolSAN JUAN, TXPHARR-SAN JUAN-ALAMO ISD68600.0%
174Santos Livas Elementary SchoolALAMO, TXPHARR-SAN JUAN-ALAMO ISD51500.0%
175Cesar Chavez Elementary SchoolPHARR, TXPHARR-SAN JUAN-ALAMO ISD40300.0%
176Dr William Long Elementary SchoolPHARR, TXPHARR-SAN JUAN-ALAMO ISD76700.0%
177Vida N Clover Elementary SchoolSAN JUAN, TXPHARR-SAN JUAN-ALAMO ISD37800.0%
178Augusto Guerra Elementary SchoolALAMO, TXPHARR-SAN JUAN-ALAMO ISD73100.0%
179Sgt Leonel Trevino Elementary SchoolSAN JUAN, TXPHARR-SAN JUAN-ALAMO ISD40100.0%
180Psja Sotomayor Building Blocks AcademyPHARR, TXPHARR-SAN JUAN-ALAMO ISD16700.0%
181Marcia R GarzaALAMO, TXPHARR-SAN JUAN-ALAMO ISD54500.0%
182Progreso Elementary SchoolPROGRESO, TXPROGRESO ISD26200.0%
183Progreso Early ChildhoodPROGRESO, TXPROGRESO ISD36500.0%
184Donna Wernecke Elementary SchoolMCALLEN, TXSHARYLAND ISD63100.0%
185Valley View Elementary SchoolHIDALGO, TXVALLEY VIEW ISD44600.0%
186Valley View North Elementary SchoolPHARR, TXVALLEY VIEW ISD37200.0%
187Wilbur E Lucas Elementary SchoolPHARR, TXVALLEY VIEW ISD53000.0%
188Valley View South Elementary SchoolHIDALGO, TXVALLEY VIEW ISD35300.0%
189Sam Houston Elementary SchoolWESLACO, TXWESLACO ISD76100.0%
190North Bridge Elementary SchoolWESLACO, TXWESLACO ISD77500.0%
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