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The public middle schools with the highest share of Black students in Texas · page 15

Ranks 701750 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Texas. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsBlack students% Black
701ILTEXAS COLLEGE STATION MIDDLECOLLEGE STATION, TXINTERNATIONAL LEADERSHIP OF TEXAS (ILTEXAS)382379.7%
702HILLSBORO J HHILLSBORO, TXHILLSBORO ISD290289.7%
703SOUTH HOUSTON INTSO HOUSTON, TXPASADENA ISD509499.6%
704GONZALES J HGONZALES, TXGONZALES ISD584569.6%
705BRISCOE MIDDLESAN ANTONIO, TXNORTHSIDE ISD1,2631219.6%
706SPRING HILL J HLONGVIEW, TXSPRING HILL ISD451439.5%
707ANAHUAC MIDDLEANAHUAC, TXANAHUAC ISD336329.5%
708SOUTH BELTON MIDDLEBELTON, TXBELTON ISD667639.4%
709HENRY SCOTT MIDDLEDENISON, TXDENISON ISD733699.4%
710EVANS MIDDLELUBBOCK, TXLUBBOCK ISD773729.3%
711NORTH RICHLAND MIDDLENORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TXBIRDVILLE ISD882829.3%
712JORDAN MIDDLESAN ANTONIO, TXNORTHSIDE ISD948889.3%
713CROWNOVER MIDDLECORINTH, TXDENTON ISD891829.2%
714TRAVIS MIDDLEIRVING, TXIRVING ISD936869.2%
715ELGIN MIDDLEELGIN, TXELGIN ISD839779.2%
716TRENT MIDDLEFRISCO, TXFRISCO ISD697649.2%
717SEVEN LAKES J HKATY, TXKATY ISD1,5711449.2%
718RUSK J HRUSK, TXRUSK ISD458429.2%
719HEMPHILL MIDDLEHEMPHILL, TXHEMPHILL ISD219209.1%
720RIDGEVIEW MIDDLEROUND ROCK, TXROUND ROCK ISD1,2491149.1%
721WORTHAM MIDDLEWORTHAM, TXWORTHAM ISD132129.1%
722MEDINA VALLEY LOMA ALTA MIDDLESAN ANTONIO, TXMEDINA VALLEY ISD1,046959.1%
723ENGE-WASHINGTON INTGROESBECK, TXGROESBECK ISD320299.1%
724FREEPORT INTFREEPORT, TXBRAZOSPORT ISD565519.0%
725PEARLAND J H WESTPEARLAND, TXPEARLAND ISD941859.0%
726ROSEBUD-LOTT MIDDLELOTT, TXROSEBUD-LOTT ISD156149.0%
727KNOX J HTHE WOODLANDS, TXCONROE ISD1,3951259.0%
728PIEDMONT GLOBAL ACADEMYDALLAS, TXDALLAS ISD692629.0%
729HALLSVILLE INTHALLSVILLE, TXHALLSVILLE ISD759689.0%
730MCNIEL MIDDLEWICHITA FALLS, TXWICHITA FALLS ISD996898.9%
731ROBERT P BRABHAM MIDDLEWILLIS, TXWILLIS ISD1,1791058.9%
732WESTER MIDDLEFRISCO, TXFRISCO ISD918818.8%
733TULIA J HTULIA, TXTULIA ISD170158.8%
734LUNA MIDDLESAN ANTONIO, TXNORTHSIDE ISD1,114988.8%
735HOWELL MIDDLEVICTORIA, TXVICTORIA ISD716638.8%
736AUSTIN MIDDLEAMARILLO, TXAMARILLO ISD708628.8%
737BARWISE MIDDLEWICHITA FALLS, TXWICHITA FALLS ISD1,1641028.8%
738ALICE JOHNSON J HCHANNELVIEW, TXCHANNELVIEW ISD1,112978.7%
739NEW WAVERLY J HNEW WAVERLY, TXNEW WAVERLY ISD253228.7%
740TAYS J HKATY, TXKATY ISD1,4621278.7%
741TROUP MIDDLETROUP, TXTROUP ISD254228.7%
742RAY D CORBETT J HSCHERTZ, TXSCHERTZ-CIBOLO-U CITY ISD1,113968.6%
743B MCDANIEL INTDENISON, TXDENISON ISD708618.6%
744DOBIE MIDDLEAUSTIN, TXAUSTIN ISD512448.6%
745KIRBYVILLE J HKIRBYVILLE, TXKIRBYVILLE CISD326288.6%
746MURPHY MIDDLEMURPHY, TXPLANO ISD901778.6%
747PEWITT J HOMAHA, TXPEWITT CISD176158.5%
748COOPER J HCOOPER, TXCOOPER ISD189168.5%
749GARLAND MCMEANS J HKATY, TXKATY ISD1,133968.5%
750DEEPWATER J HPASADENA, TXDEER PARK ISD639548.4%
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