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The public middle schools with the highest share of Black students in Texas · page 33

Ranks 1,6011,650 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Texas. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsBlack students% Black
1601EULA J HCLYDE, TXEULA ISD10100.0%
1602EVADALE J HEVADALE, TXEVADALE ISD10800.0%
1603FABENS MIDDLEFABENS, TXFABENS ISD39400.0%
1604FARWELL J HFARWELL, TXFARWELL ISD13100.0%
1605FLORENCE MIDDLEFLORENCE, TXFLORENCE ISD26200.0%
1606LUCY ARAGON J HFREER, TXFREER ISD14600.0%
1607FRIONA J HFRIONA, TXFRIONA ISD22500.0%
1608GEORGE WEST ELGEORGE WEST, TXGEORGE WEST ISD23500.0%
1609GOLDTHWAITE MIDDLEGOLDTHWAITE, TXGOLDTHWAITE ISD11100.0%
1610GRUVER J HGRUVER, TXGRUVER ISD11500.0%
1611MOISES VELA MIDDLEHARLINGEN, TXHARLINGEN CISD76100.0%
1612HARPER MIDDLEHARPER, TXHARPER ISD19700.0%
1613HAWLEY MIDDLEHAWLEY, TXHAWLEY ISD19300.0%
1614DIAZ J HHIDALGO, TXHIDALGO ISD61500.0%
1615INGRAM MIDDLEINGRAM, TXINGRAM ISD27000.0%
1616HEBBRONVILLE J HHEBBRONVILLE, TXJIM HOGG COUNTY ISD22100.0%
1617LYNDON B JOHNSON MIDDLEJOHNSON CITY, TXJOHNSON CITY ISD14200.0%
1618JUNCTION MIDDLEJUNCTION, TXJUNCTION ISD11800.0%
1619ANN RICHARDS MIDDLEMISSION, TXLA JOYA ISD66500.0%
1620IRENE M GARCIA MIDDLEMISSION, TXLA JOYA ISD60100.0%
1621DR JAVIER SAENZ MIDDLEPENITAS, TXLA JOYA ISD60100.0%
1622JUAN DE DIOS SALINAS MIDDLEMISSION, TXLA JOYA ISD64800.0%
1623DOMINGO TREVINO MIDDLEALTON, TXLA JOYA ISD53100.0%
1624LA VILLA MIDDLELA VILLA, TXLA VILLA ISD10600.0%
1625CHRISTEN MIDDLELAREDO, TXLAREDO ISD1,11500.0%
1626LAMAR MIDDLELAREDO, TXLAREDO ISD1,20400.0%
1627MEMORIAL MIDDLELAREDO, TXLAREDO ISD67900.0%
1628RESACA MIDDLEBROWNSVILLE, TXLOS FRESNOS CISD87000.0%
1629LOS CUATES MIDDLELOS FRESNOS, TXLOS FRESNOS CISD82500.0%
1630LIBERTY MEMORIAL MIDDLESAN BENITO, TXLOS FRESNOS CISD67300.0%
1631LYFORD MIDDLELYFORD, TXLYFORD CISD29900.0%
1632MASON J HMASON, TXMASON ISD21000.0%
1633BROWN MIDDLEMCALLEN, TXMCALLEN ISD58000.0%
1634TRAVIS MIDDLEMCALLEN, TXMCALLEN ISD50500.0%
1635ALTON MEMORIAL J HALTON, TXMISSION CISD81900.0%
1636JOSE BORREGO MIDDLEMONTE ALTO, TXMONTE ALTO ISD17800.0%
1637NATALIA J HNATALIA, TXNATALIA ISD25400.0%
1638NOCONA MIDDLENOCONA, TXNOCONA ISD17600.0%
1639OLTON J HOLTON, TXOLTON ISD12400.0%
1640PEASTER J HWEATHERFORD, TXPEASTER ISD27700.0%
1641PERRYTON J HPERRYTON, TXPERRYTON ISD39500.0%
1642R YZAGUIRRE MIDDLESAN JUAN, TXPHARR-SAN JUAN-ALAMO ISD73600.0%
1643KENNEDY MIDDLEPHARR, TXPHARR-SAN JUAN-ALAMO ISD51900.0%
1644JAIME ESCALANTE MIDDLEPHARR, TXPHARR-SAN JUAN-ALAMO ISD55400.0%
1645POOLVILLE J HPOOLVILLE, TXPOOLVILLE ISD18300.0%
1646LUCY REDE FRANCO MIDDLEPRESIDIO, TXPRESIDIO ISD22100.0%
1647DOROTHY THOMPSON MIDDLEPROGRESO, TXPROGRESO ISD28100.0%
1648MYRA GREEN MIDDLERAYMONDVILLE, TXRAYMONDVILLE ISD39900.0%
1649GRULLA MIDDLEGRULLA, TXRIO GRANDE CITY GRULLA ISD63200.0%
1650RINGGOLD MIDDLERIO GRANDE CITY, TXRIO GRANDE CITY GRULLA ISD63900.0%
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