The public schools with the highest share of Black students in Texas · page 37

Ranks 1,801–1,850 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
1801	SHADOWGLEN EL	MANOR, TX	MANOR ISD	639	19.4%(124)
1802	T L PINK EL	RICHMOND, TX	LAMAR CISD	490	19.4%(95)
1803	MART H S	MART, TX	MART ISD	253	19.4%(49)
1804	HANDLEY STEM EL	GARLAND, TX	GARLAND ISD	563	19.4%(109)
1805	DE ZAVALA EL	BAYTOWN, TX	GOOSE CREEK CISD	527	19.4%(102)
1806	MONTAGUE VILLAGE EL	FORT CAVAZOS, TX	KILLEEN ISD	548	19.3%(106)
1807	KLEIN H S	KLEIN, TX	KLEIN ISD	3,366	19.3%(651)
1808	TERRIE MCNABB MIDDLE	AUBREY, TX	AUBREY ISD	978	19.3%(189)
1809	ANN BROCK EL AT OAK GROVE	FORT WORTH, TX	BURLESON ISD	683	19.3%(132)
1810	CREEKVIEW MIDDLE	FORT WORTH, TX	EAGLE MT-SAGINAW ISD	962	19.3%(186)
1811	DECKER MIDDLE	AUSTIN, TX	MANOR ISD	606	19.3%(117)
1812	MCDONALD MIDDLE	MESQUITE, TX	MESQUITE ISD	787	19.3%(152)
1813	THE EXCEL CENTER FOR ADULTS - SOUTH AUSTIN	AUSTIN, TX	THE EXCEL CENTER (FOR ADULTS)	114	19.3%(22)
1814	BRULE EL	NAVASOTA, TX	NAVASOTA ISD	332	19.3%(64)
1815	MOODY EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER	GALVESTON, TX	GALVESTON ISD	161	19.3%(31)
1816	CROSSROADS H S	COPPERAS COVE, TX	COPPERAS COVE ISD	130	19.2%(25)
1817	WESTER EL	LUBBOCK, TX	LUBBOCK ISD	359	19.2%(69)
1818	HERMAN FURLOUGH JR MIDDLE	TERRELL, TX	TERRELL ISD	1,166	19.2%(224)
1819	ARLINGTON COLLEGIATE H S	ARLINGTON, TX	ARLINGTON ISD	401	19.2%(77)
1820	IGNACIO ZARAGOZA EL	DALLAS, TX	DALLAS ISD	292	19.2%(56)
1821	IGNITE MIDDLE AT JW RAY LEARNING CENTER	DALLAS, TX	DALLAS ISD	292	19.2%(56)
1822	RICHARDSON H S	RICHARDSON, TX	RICHARDSON ISD	2,669	19.2%(512)
1823	MCKINNEY H S	MCKINNEY, TX	MCKINNEY ISD	2,668	19.1%(511)
1824	HERMAN LAWSON EARLY CHILDHOOD SCHOOL	MCKINNEY, TX	MCKINNEY ISD	606	19.1%(116)
1825	BONHAM MIDDLE	TEMPLE, TX	TEMPLE ISD	627	19.1%(120)
1826	TERRELL H S	TERRELL, TX	TERRELL ISD	1,458	19.1%(279)
1827	HORNSBY-DUNLAP EL	AUSTIN, TX	DEL VALLE ISD	711	19.1%(136)
1828	LAKE HIGHLANDS MIDDLE	DALLAS, TX	RICHARDSON ISD	1,114	19.1%(213)
1829	YOUNG WOMEN'S LEADERSHIP ACADEMY	FORT WORTH, TX	FORT WORTH ISD	403	19.1%(77)
1830	YOUNGBLOOD INT	HOUSTON, TX	ALIEF ISD	864	19.1%(165)
1831	EDWARDS-JOHNSON MEMORIAL MIDDLE	SILSBEE, TX	SILSBEE ISD	597	19.1%(114)
1832	THE EXCEL CENTER (FOR ADULTS)	LOCKHART, TX	THE EXCEL CENTER (FOR ADULTS)	571	19.1%(109)
1833	CHAPEL HILL H S	TYLER, TX	CHAPEL HILL ISD	990	19.1%(189)
1834	NORMA DORSEY EL	ROWLETT, TX	GARLAND ISD	571	19.1%(109)
1835	DIANE WINBORN EL	KATY, TX	KATY ISD	728	19.1%(139)
1836	WEBB EL	ARLINGTON, TX	ARLINGTON ISD	608	19.1%(116)
1837	KAISER EL	KLEIN, TX	KLEIN ISD	724	19.1%(138)
1838	MITCHELL EL	DALLAS, TX	PLANO ISD	787	19.1%(150)
1839	ROSIE SORRELLS EDUCATION AND SOCIAL SERVICES H S	DALLAS, TX	DALLAS ISD	168	19.1%(32)
1840	SEMINARY HILLS PARK EL	FORT WORTH, TX	FORT WORTH ISD	378	19.1%(72)
1841	ZWINK EL	KLEIN, TX	KLEIN ISD	840	19.1%(160)
1842	DORIS CULLINS-LAKE POINTE EL	ROWLETT, TX	ROCKWALL ISD	525	19.1%(100)
1843	BIRKES EL	HOUSTON, TX	CYPRESS-FAIRBANKS ISD	1,040	19.0%(198)
1844	BERKSHIRE EL	FORT WORTH, TX	NORTHWEST ISD	688	19.0%(131)
1845	ARLINGTON CLASSICS ACADEMY - ARKANSAS CAMPUS	ARLINGTON, TX	ARLINGTON CLASSICS ACADEMY	473	19.0%(90)
1846	ORTEGA EL	AUSTIN, TX	AUSTIN ISD	242	19.0%(46)
1847	VICTORIA WALKER EL	BAYTOWN, TX	GOOSE CREEK CISD	763	19.0%(145)
1848	HENDERSON MIDDLE	HENDERSON, TX	HENDERSON ISD	700	19.0%(133)
1849	SHOTWELL MIDDLE	HOUSTON, TX	ALDINE ISD	832	19.0%(158)
1850	BRENHAM H S	BRENHAM, TX	BRENHAM ISD	1,544	19.0%(293)

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