The public schools with the highest share of Black students in Rusk County, Texas
Across Rusk County, Texas, 25 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the share of students who are Black or African American, from federal NCES enrollment data. LANEVILLE SCHOOL leads the list at 30.9%, against a median of 12.9% 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.
| # | School | City | % Black |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | LANEVILLE SCHOOL | LANEVILLE, TX | 30.9%(43) |
| 2 | BILLY MOORE | OVERTON, TX | 27.1%(38) |
| 3 | MONNIE MEYER WYLIE PRI | HENDERSON, TX | 21.1%(84) |
| 4 | HENDERSON MIDDLE | HENDERSON, TX | 19.0%(133) |
| 5 | HENDERSON H S | HENDERSON, TX | 18.6%(189) |
| 6 | WILLIAM E WYLIE EL | HENDERSON, TX | 18.5%(129) |
| 7 | TATUM H S | TATUM, TX | 17.2%(75) |
| 8 | TATUM MIDDLE | TATUM, TX | 17.1%(55) |
| 9 | NORTHSIDE EL | HENDERSON, TX | 16.1%(69) |
| 10 | TATUM PRI | TATUM, TX | 14.0%(46) |
| 11 | KILGORE MIDDLE | KILGORE, TX | 13.1%(110) |
| 12 | CHANDLER EL | KILGORE, TX | 13.0%(65) |
| 13 | KILGORE PRI | KILGORE, TX | 12.9%(80) |
| 14 | KILGORE INT | KILGORE, TX | 12.6%(67) |
| 15 | OVERTON EL | OVERTON, TX | 12.1%(31) |
| 16 | TATUM EL | TATUM, TX | 12.1%(37) |
| 17 | WEST RUSK MIDDLE | NEW LONDON, TX | 10.3%(25) |
| 18 | WEST RUSK H S | NEW LONDON, TX | 9.3%(33) |
| 19 | OVERTON H S | OVERTON, TX | 9.0%(24) |
| 20 | WEST RUSK INT | NEW LONDON, TX | 8.8%(19) |
| 21 | MT ENTERPRISE H S | MT ENTERPRISE, TX | 6.8%(17) |
| 22 | LEVERETTS CHAPEL EL | OVERTON, TX | 6.8%(8) |
| 23 | WEST RUSK EL | NEW LONDON, TX | 6.5%(14) |
| 24 | MT ENTERPRISE EL | MT ENTERPRISE, TX | 5.6%(14) |
| 25 | CARLISLE SCHOOL | HENDERSON, TX | 4.3%(28) |
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