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The public middle schools with the highest share of Black students in Texas · page 19

Ranks 901–950 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
901	MEDINA VALLEY MIDDLE	CASTROVILLE, TX	MEDINA VALLEY ISD	1,157	5.8%(67)
902	UPLIFT NORTH HILLS PREP MIDDLE	IRVING, TX	UPLIFT EDUCATION	502	5.8%(29)
903	KIRKPATRICK MIDDLE	FORT WORTH, TX	FORT WORTH ISD	485	5.8%(28)
904	GROESBECK MIDDLE	GROESBECK, TX	GROESBECK ISD	208	5.8%(12)
905	SMITHVILLE J H	SMITHVILLE, TX	SMITHVILLE ISD	416	5.8%(24)
906	LINDALE J H	LINDALE, TX	LINDALE ISD	695	5.8%(40)
907	BELTON MIDDLE	BELTON, TX	BELTON ISD	661	5.8%(38)
908	JUDITH A RESNIK MIDDLE	VON ORMY, TX	SOUTHWEST ISD	765	5.8%(44)
909	ROGERS COLLEGE PREP MIDDLE	SAN ANTONIO, TX	SAN ANTONIO ISD	227	5.7%(13)
910	COVINGTON MIDDLE	AUSTIN, TX	AUSTIN ISD	632	5.7%(36)
911	NOEL GRISHAM MIDDLE	AUSTIN, TX	ROUND ROCK ISD	615	5.7%(35)
912	STINSON MIDDLE	SAN ANTONIO, TX	NORTHSIDE ISD	898	5.7%(51)
913	WALKER J H	MONAHANS, TX	MONAHANS-WICKETT-PYOTE ISD	318	5.7%(18)
914	CAYUGA MIDDLE	TENNESSEE COLONY, TX	CAYUGA ISD	124	5.7%(7)
915	PEASE MIDDLE	SAN ANTONIO, TX	NORTHSIDE ISD	691	5.6%(39)
916	RUNNING BRUSHY MIDDLE	CEDAR PARK, TX	LEANDER ISD	1,120	5.6%(63)
917	JACKSON MIDDLE	SAN ANTONIO, TX	NORTH EAST ISD	640	5.6%(36)
918	LEANDER MIDDLE	LEANDER, TX	LEANDER ISD	873	5.6%(49)
919	DRISCOLL MIDDLE	SAN ANTONIO, TX	NORTH EAST ISD	535	5.6%(30)
920	CHINA SPRING MIDDLE	CHINA SPRING, TX	CHINA SPRING ISD	483	5.6%(27)
921	PIONEER HERITAGE MIDDLE	FRISCO, TX	FRISCO ISD	1,037	5.6%(58)
922	NORMANGEE MIDDLE	NORMANGEE, TX	NORMANGEE ISD	161	5.6%(9)
923	BUSH MIDDLE	SAN ANTONIO, TX	NORTH EAST ISD	823	5.6%(46)
924	CADDO MILLS MIDDLE	CADDO MILLS, TX	CADDO MILLS ISD	449	5.6%(25)
925	ZACHRY MIDDLE	SAN ANTONIO, TX	NORTHSIDE ISD	1,043	5.6%(58)
926	STEAM MIDDLE	BURLESON, TX	BURLESON ISD	595	5.5%(33)
927	ARMANDO CHAPA MIDDLE	KYLE, TX	HAYS CISD	724	5.5%(40)
928	CHANDLER INT	CHANDLER, TX	BROWNSBORO ISD	254	5.5%(14)
929	VICTORY LAKES INT	LEAGUE CITY, TX	CLEAR CREEK ISD	944	5.5%(52)
930	ABELL J H	MIDLAND, TX	MIDLAND ISD	1,129	5.5%(62)
931	BURNET MIDDLE	AUSTIN, TX	AUSTIN ISD	821	5.5%(45)
932	BARBERS HILL INT NORTH	MONT BELVIEU, TX	BARBERS HILL ISD	924	5.4%(50)
933	EAST BERNARD J H	EAST BERNARD, TX	EAST BERNARD ISD	314	5.4%(17)
934	ROSEMONT MIDDLE	FORT WORTH, TX	FORT WORTH ISD	1,166	5.4%(63)
935	WYLIE WEST J H	ABILENE, TX	WYLIE ISD	1,038	5.4%(56)
936	MOORHEAD J H	CONROE, TX	CONROE ISD	1,379	5.4%(74)
937	EL CAMPO MIDDLE	EL CAMPO, TX	EL CAMPO ISD	707	5.4%(38)
938	KELLER MIDDLE	PASADENA, TX	PASADENA ISD	522	5.4%(28)
939	SPRING BRANCH MIDDLE	HOUSTON, TX	SPRING BRANCH ISD	1,137	5.4%(61)
940	SEABROOK INT	SEABROOK, TX	CLEAR CREEK ISD	901	5.3%(48)
941	PEARSON MIDDLE	FRISCO, TX	FRISCO ISD	1,032	5.3%(55)
942	HUTCHINSON MIDDLE	LUBBOCK, TX	LUBBOCK ISD	845	5.3%(45)
943	BAYSIDE INT	LEAGUE CITY, TX	CLEAR CREEK ISD	978	5.3%(52)
944	BIG SPRING J H	BIG SPRING, TX	BIG SPRING ISD	490	5.3%(26)
945	STEM MIDDLE	VICTORIA, TX	VICTORIA ISD	641	5.3%(34)
946	HURSHEL ANTWINE MIDDLE	EL PASO, TX	SOCORRO ISD	701	5.3%(37)
947	OAKCREST INT	CYPRESS, TX	TOMBALL ISD	815	5.3%(43)
948	BONHAM MIDDLE	AMARILLO, TX	AMARILLO ISD	892	5.3%(47)
949	BONHAM MIDDLE	ODESSA, TX	ECTOR COUNTY ISD	835	5.3%(44)
950	FRANCIS R SCOBEE MIDDLE	SAN ANTONIO, TX	SOUTHWEST ISD	797	5.3%(42)

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