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

34 public elementary schools in Johnson County, 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. Brenda Norwood Elementary School leads the list at 39.8%, against a median of 3.3% across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked
34
Johnson County, Texas
Top % Black
39.8%
Median % Black
3.3%
MOST BLACK · JOHNSON COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsBlack students% Black
1Brenda Norwood Elementary SchoolMANSFIELD, TXMANSFIELD ISD84533639.8%
2Annette Perry Elementary SchoolMANSFIELD, TXMANSFIELD ISD59321836.8%
3Irene Clinkscale Elementary SchoolBURLESON, TXBURLESON ISD6097913.0%
4Frazier Elementary SchoolBURLESON, TXBURLESON ISD5526311.4%
5Venus Primary SchoolVENUS, TXVENUS ISD397317.8%
6Richard Bransom Elementary SchoolBURLESON, TXBURLESON ISD566386.7%
7Norwood Elementary SchoolBURLESON, TXBURLESON ISD425286.6%
8Alvarado El-NorthALVARADO, TXALVARADO ISD276186.5%
9Venus Elementary SchoolVENUS, TXVENUS ISD663416.2%
10Marti Elementary SchoolCLEBURNE, TXCLEBURNE ISD432266.0%
11Irving Elementary SchoolCLEBURNE, TXCLEBURNE ISD405204.9%
12Mound Elementary SchoolBURLESON, TXBURLESON ISD397194.8%
13Coleman Elementary SchoolCLEBURNE, TXCLEBURNE ISD434204.6%
14Legacy Elementary SchoolGODLEY, TXGODLEY ISD502234.6%
15Rb Godley Elementary SchoolGODLEY, TXGODLEY ISD560213.8%
16The Summit Leadership AcademyKEENE, TXKEENE ISD22083.6%
17Pleasant View Elementary SchoolJOSHUA, TXGODLEY ISD536183.4%
18Academy at Nola DunnBURLESON, TXBURLESON ISD668223.3%
19Keene Elementary SchoolKEENE, TXKEENE ISD27493.3%
20North Joshua Elementary SchoolBURLESON, TXJOSHUA ISD733243.3%
21Alvarado Intermediate SchoolALVARADO, TXALVARADO ISD792253.2%
22Gerard Elementary SchoolCLEBURNE, TXCLEBURNE ISD474153.2%
23Santa Fe Elementary SchoolCLEBURNE, TXCLEBURNE ISD382123.1%
24A G Elder Elementary SchoolJOSHUA, TXJOSHUA ISD670213.1%
25Adams Elementary SchoolCLEBURNE, TXCLEBURNE ISD379112.9%
26Alvarado El-SouthALVARADO, TXALVARADO ISD386112.9%
27Cooke Elementary SchoolCLEBURNE, TXCLEBURNE ISD501142.8%
28William Stribling Elementary SchoolBURLESON, TXBURLESON ISD507142.8%
29Grandview Elementary SchoolGRANDVIEW, TXGRANDVIEW ISD643132.0%
30Lillian Elementary SchoolALVARADO, TXALVARADO ISD30951.6%
31Caddo Grove Elementary SchoolJOSHUA, TXJOSHUA ISD61171.1%
32H D Staples Elementary SchoolJOSHUA, TXJOSHUA ISD40641.0%
33Rio Vista Elementary SchoolRIO VISTA, TXRIO VISTA ISD50720.4%
34Plum Creek Elementary SchoolJOSHUA, TXJOSHUA ISD44610.2%
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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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