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

35 public schools in Tom Green County, Texas appear in this ranking of the public 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. Holiman Elementary School leads the list at 6.1%, against a median of 2.4% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
35
Tom Green County, Texas
Top % Black
6.1%
Median % Black
2.4%
MOST BLACK · TOM GREEN COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsBlack students% Black
1Holiman Elementary SchoolSAN ANGELO, TXSAN ANGELO ISD313196.1%
2Belaire Elementary SchoolSAN ANGELO, TXSAN ANGELO ISD342205.8%
3Bowie Elementary SchoolSAN ANGELO, TXSAN ANGELO ISD340175.0%
4Glenmore Elementary SchoolSAN ANGELO, TXSAN ANGELO ISD415194.6%
5Lamar Elementary SchoolSAN ANGELO, TXSAN ANGELO ISD579254.3%
6Fannin Elementary SchoolSAN ANGELO, TXSAN ANGELO ISD436184.1%
7Alta Loma Elementary SchoolSAN ANGELO, TXSAN ANGELO ISD201—3.5%
8Lake View High SchoolSAN ANGELO, TXSAN ANGELO ISD1,072363.4%
9Lincoln Middle SchoolSAN ANGELO, TXSAN ANGELO ISD781253.2%
10Glenn Middle SchoolSAN ANGELO, TXSAN ANGELO ISD1,260393.1%
11Central High SchoolSAN ANGELO, TXSAN ANGELO ISD2,985923.1%
12Crockett Elementary SchoolSAN ANGELO, TXSAN ANGELO ISD347102.9%
13Veribest High SchoolVERIBEST, TXVERIBEST ISD14142.8%
14Premier H S - San AngeloSAN ANGELO, TXPREMIER HIGH SCHOOLS18052.8%
15Bradford Elementary SchoolSAN ANGELO, TXSAN ANGELO ISD453122.6%
16Bonham Elementary SchoolSAN ANGELO, TXSAN ANGELO ISD571142.5%
17Lone Star Middle SchoolSAN ANGELO, TXSAN ANGELO ISD790192.4%
18San Jacinto Elementary SchoolSAN ANGELO, TXSAN ANGELO ISD25462.4%
19Goliad Elementary SchoolSAN ANGELO, TXSAN ANGELO ISD543122.2%
20Santa Rita Elementary SchoolSAN ANGELO, TXSAN ANGELO ISD35772.0%
21Veribest Elementary SchoolVERIBEST, TXVERIBEST ISD12021.7%
22McGill Elementary SchoolSAN ANGELO, TXSAN ANGELO ISD243—1.6%
23Grape Creek Middle SchoolSAN ANGELO, TXGRAPE CREEK ISD26241.5%
24McGill Elementary SchoolSAN ANGELO, TXSAN ANGELO ISD50671.4%
25Water Valley SchoolWATER VALLEY, TXWATER VALLEY ISD29741.4%
26Ft Concho Elementary SchoolSAN ANGELO, TXSAN ANGELO ISD44751.1%
27Grape Creek Primary SchoolSAN ANGELO, TXGRAPE CREEK ISD30320.7%
28Grape Creek High SchoolSAN ANGELO, TXGRAPE CREEK ISD33420.6%
29Wall Middle SchoolWALL, TXWALL ISD43820.5%
30Grape Creek Intermediate SchoolSAN ANGELO, TXGRAPE CREEK ISD29010.3%
31Christoval Elementary SchoolCHRISTOVAL, TXCHRISTOVAL ISD27300.0%
32Christoval High SchoolCHRISTOVAL, TXCHRISTOVAL ISD34200.0%
33Reagan Elementary SchoolSAN ANGELO, TXSAN ANGELO ISD18200.0%
34Wall Elementary SchoolWALL, TXWALL ISD50500.0%
35Wall High SchoolWALL, TXWALL ISD36100.0%
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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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