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

This ranking covers the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Taylor County, Texas, drawn from 41 qualifying public schools. Thomas Elementary School leads the list at 37.3%, against a median of 7.8% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
41
Taylor County, Texas
Top % Black
37.3%
Median % Black
7.8%
MOST BLACK · TAYLOR COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsBlack students% Black
1Thomas Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD37814137.3%
2Woodson Center for ExcellenceABILENE, TXABILENE ISD1122522.3%
3Long Early Learning CenterABILENE, TXABILENE ISD69214120.4%
4Clack Middle SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD69313118.9%
5Craig Middle SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD77113517.5%
6Taylor Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD66211216.9%
7Abilene High SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD1,79828515.8%
8Bassetti Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD5468515.6%
9Purcell Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD5378315.5%
10Cooper High SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD1,57024015.3%
11Mann Middle SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD77610613.7%
12Stafford Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD4736213.1%
13Ward Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD5026412.8%
14Dyess Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD6217712.4%
15Alcorta Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD4105012.2%
16Ortiz Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD5236312.1%
17Bonham Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD4815611.6%
18Martinez Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD371369.7%
19Bowie Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD473428.9%
20Madison Middle SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD770648.3%
21Wylie West Early Childhood CenterABILENE, TXWYLIE ISD193157.8%
22Wylie East Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXWYLIE ISD776557.1%
23Austin Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD729517.0%
24Crockett Early HeadstartABILENE, TXABILENE ISD13196.9%
25Premier H S of AbileneABILENE, TXPREMIER HIGH SCHOOLS176105.7%
26Wylie West Junior High SchoolABILENE, TXWYLIE ISD1,038565.4%
27Wylie High SchoolABILENE, TXWYLIE ISD1,537764.9%
28Wylie East Junior High SchoolABILENE, TXWYLIE ISD540264.8%
29Academy for Technology Engineering Math & ScienceABILENE, TXABILENE ISD384184.7%
30Trent Independent School DistrictTRENT, TXTRENT ISD14464.2%
31Wylie East Intermediate SchoolABILENE, TXWYLIE ISD384164.2%
32Wylie West Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXWYLIE ISD673284.2%
33Wylie West Intermediate SchoolABILENE, TXWYLIE ISD465183.9%
34Lawn Elementary SchoolLAWN, TXJIM NED CISD29651.7%
35Jim Ned Intermediate SchoolTUSCOLA, TXJIM NED CISD41061.5%
36Buffalo Gap Elementary SchoolBUFFALO GAP, TXJIM NED CISD22431.3%
37Merkel Elementary SchoolMERKEL, TXMERKEL ISD56361.1%
38Merkel High SchoolMERKEL, TXMERKEL ISD28131.1%
39Jim Ned Middle SchoolTUSCOLA, TXJIM NED CISD24520.8%
40Merkel Middle SchoolMERKEL, TXMERKEL ISD24620.8%
41Jim Ned High SchoolTUSCOLA, TXJIM NED CISD46420.4%
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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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