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The public middle schools with the highest share of Black students in Texas · page 30

Ranks 1,4511,500 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Texas. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsBlack students% Black
1451C B THOMPSON MIDDLEQUINLAN, TXQUINLAN ISD67140.6%
1452GANADO JHGANADO, TXGANADO ISD17010.6%
1453BOWIE J HBOWIE, TXBOWIE ISD34420.6%
1454B L GARZA MIDDLEEDINBURG, TXEDINBURG CISD1,03560.6%
1455RICARDO L TREVINO J HTAFT, TXTAFT ISD17310.6%
1456CEDAR CREEK MIDDLECEDAR CREEK, TXBASTROP ISD1,05960.6%
1457HEREFORD J HHEREFORD, TXHEREFORD ISD53430.6%
1458REAGAN COUNTY MIDDLEBIG LAKE, TXREAGAN COUNTY ISD17810.6%
1459SEALE J HROBSTOWN, TXROBSTOWN ISD53330.6%
1460HARRIS MIDDLESAN ANTONIO, TXSAN ANTONIO ISD71940.6%
1461ECTOR COLLEGE PREP SUCCESS ACADEMYODESSA, TXECTOR COUNTY ISD1,27270.6%
1462KINGSBOROUGH MIDDLESAN ANTONIO, TXHARLANDALE ISD54230.6%
1463SKIDMORE-TYNAN J HSKIDMORE, TXSKIDMORE-TYNAN ISD18210.6%
1464WHITESBORO MIDDLEWHITESBORO, TXWHITESBORO ISD37220.5%
1465WIGGS MIDDLEEL PASO, TXEL PASO ISD94350.5%
1466GILBERT INTSTEPHENVILLE, TXSTEPHENVILLE ISD56230.5%
1467HAMILTON J HHAMILTON, TXHAMILTON ISD19410.5%
1468NOEMI DOMINGUEZ ELLA FERIA, TXLA FERIA ISD38720.5%
1469MORRIS MIDDLEMCALLEN, TXMCALLEN ISD99950.5%
1470SHALLOWATER MIDDLESHALLOWATER, TXSHALLOWATER ISD39720.5%
1471ODEM J HODEM, TXODEM-EDROY ISD20410.5%
1472JO NELSON MIDDLESANTA ROSA, TXSANTA ROSA ISD20610.5%
1473DWIGHT MIDDLESAN ANTONIO, TXSOUTH SAN ANTONIO ISD40920.5%
1474EAGLE PASS J HEAGLE PASS, TXEAGLE PASS ISD1,04050.5%
1475LYTLE J HLYTLE, TXLYTLE ISD42020.5%
1476CATHEY MIDDLEMCALLEN, TXMCALLEN ISD82740.5%
1477RICARDO MIDDLEKINGSVILLE, TXRICARDO ISD21010.5%
1478JAMES R BROOKS MIDDLEMIDLAND, TXGREENWOOD ISD84340.5%
1479LLANO J HLLANO, TXLLANO ISD42320.5%
1480ARMANDO CUELLAR MIDDLEWESLACO, TXWESLACO ISD63430.5%
1481CARRIZO SPRINGS INTCARRIZO SPRINGS, TXCARRIZO SPRINGS CISD43720.5%
1482GUILLEN MIDDLEEL PASO, TXEL PASO ISD43320.5%
1483LAGO VISTA MIDDLELAGO VISTA, TXLAGO VISTA ISD43520.5%
1484SAN SABA MIDDLESAN SABA, TXSAN SABA ISD21610.5%
1485WALL MIDDLEWALL, TXWALL ISD43820.5%
1486FRIENDS FOR LIFE MIDDLEHOUSTON, TXAMIGOS POR VIDA-FRIENDS FOR LIFE PUB CHTR SCH22610.4%
1487COAKLEY MIDDLEHARLINGEN, TXHARLINGEN CISD68730.4%
1488SEMINOLE J HSEMINOLE, TXSEMINOLE ISD67630.4%
1489BEATRIZ G GARZA MIDDLEWESLACO, TXWESLACO ISD91940.4%
1490PRITCHARD J HBELLS, TXBELLS ISD23110.4%
1491COMFORT MIDDLECOMFORT, TXCOMFORT ISD23110.4%
1492HARMONY J HBIG SANDY, TXHARMONY ISD23510.4%
1493POTH J HPOTH, TXPOTH ISD23210.4%
1494RIVERSIDE MIDDLEEL PASO, TXYSLETA ISD70530.4%
1495BRIDGEPORT MIDDLEBRIDGEPORT, TXBRIDGEPORT ISD47820.4%
1496LONE OAK MIDDLELONE OAK, TXLONE OAK ISD23610.4%
1497CLINT J H SCHOOLCLINT, TXCLINT ISD48420.4%
1498BROCK J HBROCK, TXBROCK ISD49520.4%
1499EAST MONTANA MIDDLEEL PASO, TXCLINT ISD49620.4%
1500A LEAL JR MIDDLESAN ANTONIO, TXHARLANDALE ISD49920.4%
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