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The public high schools with the highest share of Black students in Texas · page 29

Ranks 1,401–1,450 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Texas. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · TEXAS

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black
1401	PEARSALL H S	PEARSALL, TX	PEARSALL ISD	572	0.3%(2)
1402	BLUE RIDGE H S	BLUE RIDGE, TX	BLUE RIDGE ISD	298	0.3%(1)
1403	FRIONA H S	FRIONA, TX	FRIONA ISD	291	0.3%(1)
1404	IDALOU H S	IDALOU, TX	IDALOU ISD	297	0.3%(1)
1405	VIDOR H S	VIDOR, TX	VIDOR ISD	1,175	0.3%(4)
1406	ROBERT R VELA H S	EDINBURG, TX	EDINBURG CISD	2,101	0.3%(7)
1407	DEL RIO H S	DEL RIO, TX	SAN FELIPE-DEL RIO CISD	2,447	0.3%(8)
1408	SANTO H S	SANTO, TX	SANTO ISD	302	0.3%(1)
1409	CALLISBURG H S	CALLISBURG, TX	CALLISBURG ISD	327	0.3%(1)
1410	EDINBURG NORTH H S	EDINBURG, TX	EDINBURG CISD	2,542	0.3%(8)
1411	GLEN ROSE H S	GLEN ROSE, TX	GLEN ROSE ISD	643	0.3%(2)
1412	PSJA SOUTHWEST EARLY COLLEGE H S	PHARR, TX	PHARR-SAN JUAN-ALAMO ISD	1,588	0.3%(5)
1413	SAN BENITO VETERANS MEMORIAL ACADEMY	SAN BENITO, TX	SAN BENITO CISD	645	0.3%(2)
1414	SAN ELIZARIO H S	SAN ELIZARIO, TX	SAN ELIZARIO ISD	985	0.3%(3)
1415	IDEA OWASSA COLLEGE PREPARATORY	PHARR, TX	IDEA PUBLIC SCHOOLS	689	0.3%(2)
1416	HARLINGEN H S	HARLINGEN, TX	HARLINGEN CISD	2,433	0.3%(7)
1417	MULESHOE H S	MULESHOE, TX	MULESHOE ISD	341	0.3%(1)
1418	PSJA COLLEGIATE SCHOOL OF HEALTH PROFESSIONS	SAN JUAN, TX	PHARR-SAN JUAN-ALAMO ISD	340	0.3%(1)
1419	MERCEDES EARLY COLLEGE ACADEMY	MERCEDES, TX	MERCEDES ISD	355	0.3%(1)
1420	DEL VALLE H S	EL PASO, TX	YSLETA ISD	1,798	0.3%(5)
1421	FALFURRIAS H S	FALFURRIAS, TX	BROOKS COUNTY ISD	370	0.3%(1)
1422	HOLLIDAY H S	HOLLIDAY, TX	HOLLIDAY ISD	365	0.3%(1)
1423	SOCORRO H S	EL PASO, TX	SOCORRO ISD	2,579	0.3%(7)
1424	IDEA COLLEGE PREPARATORY SAN BENITO	SAN BENITO, TX	IDEA PUBLIC SCHOOLS	780	0.3%(2)
1425	IDEA WESLACO PIKE COLLEGE PREPARATORY	WESLACO, TX	IDEA PUBLIC SCHOOLS	758	0.3%(2)
1426	MOUNTAIN VIEW H S	EL PASO, TX	CLINT ISD	775	0.3%(2)
1427	EDINBURG H S	EDINBURG, TX	EDINBURG CISD	2,267	0.3%(6)
1428	HECTOR J GARCIA EARLY COLLEGE H S	LAREDO, TX	LAREDO ISD	392	0.3%(1)
1429	PREMONT COLLEGIATE H S	PREMONT, TX	PREMONT ISD	387	0.3%(1)
1430	IDEA COLLEGE PREPARATORY MISSION	MISSION, TX	IDEA PUBLIC SCHOOLS	798	0.3%(2)
1431	GREENWOOD H S	MIDLAND, TX	GREENWOOD ISD	879	0.2%(2)
1432	PROGRESO H S	PROGRESO, TX	PROGRESO ISD	431	0.2%(1)
1433	IDEA SPORTS PARK COLLEGE PREPARATORY	BROWNSVILLE, TX	IDEA PUBLIC SCHOOLS	457	0.2%(1)
1434	LA FERIA EARLY COLLEGE H S	LA FERIA, TX	LA FERIA ISD	901	0.2%(2)
1435	MERCEDES H S	MERCEDES, TX	MERCEDES ISD	903	0.2%(2)
1436	POTTSBORO H S	POTTSBORO, TX	POTTSBORO ISD	460	0.2%(1)
1437	EAGLE PASS H S	EAGLE PASS, TX	EAGLE PASS ISD	2,326	0.2%(5)
1438	EDINBURG COLLEGIATE H S	EDINBURG, TX	EDINBURG CISD	466	0.2%(1)
1439	DEL RIO EARLY COLLEGE H S	DEL RIO, TX	SAN FELIPE-DEL RIO CISD	472	0.2%(1)
1440	CRYSTAL CITY H S	CRYSTAL CITY, TX	CRYSTAL CITY ISD	505	0.2%(1)
1441	PEASTER H S	WEATHERFORD, TX	PEASTER ISD	524	0.2%(1)
1442	WESLACO H S	WESLACO, TX	WESLACO ISD	2,699	0.2%(5)
1443	WESLACO EAST H S	WESLACO, TX	WESLACO ISD	2,066	0.2%(4)
1444	IOWA PARK H S	IOWA PARK, TX	IOWA PARK CISD	545	0.2%(1)
1445	PSJA NORTH EARLY COLLEGE H S	PHARR, TX	PHARR-SAN JUAN-ALAMO ISD	2,166	0.2%(4)
1446	PSJA THOMAS JEFFERSON T-STEM EARLY COLLEGE H S	PHARR, TX	PHARR-SAN JUAN-ALAMO ISD	553	0.2%(1)
1447	VETERANS MEMORIAL H S	MISSION, TX	MISSION CISD	1,737	0.2%(3)
1448	UNITED H S	LAREDO, TX	UNITED ISD	3,463	0.2%(6)
1449	UVALDE H S	UVALDE, TX	UVALDE CISD	1,148	0.2%(2)
1450	HANNA EARLY COLLEGE H S	BROWNSVILLE, TX	BROWNSVILLE ISD	2,039	0.1%(3)

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