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The public middle schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Texas · page 11

Ranks 501550 of the public schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Texas. Back to page 1.

MOST HISPANIC · TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsHispanic students% Hispanic
501BIG SPRING INTBIG SPRING, TXBIG SPRING ISD52236369.5%
502MORRIS MIDDLEHOUSTON, TXPASADENA ISD60341969.5%
503FLORESVILLE MIDDLEFLORESVILLE, TXFLORESVILLE ISD86660069.3%
504ILTEXAS GARLAND MIDDLEGARLAND, TXINTERNATIONAL LEADERSHIP OF TEXAS (ILTEXAS)47532969.3%
505MOUNT PLEASANT J HMOUNT PLEASANT, TXMOUNT PLEASANT ISD71349269.0%
506NIXON-SMILEY MIDDLENIXON, TXNIXON-SMILEY CISD28019368.9%
507BEVERLY HILLS INTHOUSTON, TXPASADENA ISD80255268.8%
508WHITE OAK MIDDLEPORTER, TXNEW CANEY ISD83357368.8%
509BRACKETT J HBRACKETTVILLE, TXBRACKETT ISD1127768.8%
510SKIDMORE-TYNAN J HSKIDMORE, TXSKIDMORE-TYNAN ISD18212568.7%
511STRATFORD J HSTRATFORD, TXSTRATFORD ISD1379468.6%
512LIVELY MIDDLEAUSTIN, TXAUSTIN ISD91062168.2%
513BAYTOWN J HBAYTOWN, TXGOOSE CREEK CISD71148568.2%
514MELILLO MIDDLEHOUSTON, TXPASADENA ISD61241668.0%
515BIG SPRING J HBIG SPRING, TXBIG SPRING ISD49033368.0%
516THOMPSON INTHOUSTON, TXPASADENA ISD83556767.9%
517POLK MIDDLECARROLLTON, TXCARROLLTON-FARMERS BRANCH ISD97466167.9%
518C E KING MIDDLEHOUSTON, TXSHELDON ISD1,35992267.8%
519DECKER MIDDLEAUSTIN, TXMANOR ISD60641167.8%
520BAY CITY J HBAY CITY, TXBAY CITY ISD75050867.7%
521LAURA B WALLACE MIDDLEKYLE, TXHAYS CISD83156267.6%
522JOHNNY N ALLEN-6TH GRADE CAMPUSAMARILLO, TXAMARILLO ISD21014267.6%
523IDEA YUKON COLLEGE PREPARATORYODESSA, TXIDEA PUBLIC SCHOOLS50334067.6%
524DR DON WOOLLEY MIDDLEMESQUITE, TXMESQUITE ISD1,03770067.5%
525DESSAU MIDDLEAUSTIN, TXPFLUGERVILLE ISD59640267.5%
526MCDONALD MIDDLEMESQUITE, TXMESQUITE ISD78753067.3%
527TRUITT MIDDLEHOUSTON, TXCYPRESS-FAIRBANKS ISD1,35391167.3%
528A C BLUNT MIDDLEARANSAS PASS, TXARANSAS PASS ISD38225767.3%
529TRAVIS MIDDLEPORT LAVACA, TXCALHOUN COUNTY ISD69346667.2%
530WISDOM PREP MIDDLEDALLAS, TXUPLIFT EDUCATION49333066.9%
531ROY JOHNSON STEM ACADEMYFORT WORTH, TXEVERMAN ISD44129566.9%
532DAVIS MIDDLESAN ANTONIO, TXSAN ANTONIO ISD31421066.9%
533KILLOUGH MIDDLEHOUSTON, TXALIEF ISD76351066.8%
534HOWELL MIDDLEVICTORIA, TXVICTORIA ISD71647866.8%
535PLUMMER MIDDLEHOUSTON, TXALDINE ISD89459666.7%
536WALKER J HMONAHANS, TXMONAHANS-WICKETT-PYOTE ISD31821266.7%
537GONZALES J HGONZALES, TXGONZALES ISD58438966.6%
538G W HARBY J HALVIN, TXALVIN ISD78152066.6%
539WORKMAN J HARLINGTON, TXARLINGTON ISD1,16277366.5%
540CALALLEN MIDDLECORPUS CHRISTI, TXCALALLEN ISD85857066.4%
541JEFFERSON MIDDLESAN ANTONIO, TXNORTHSIDE ISD99065766.4%
542SELLERS MIDDLEGARLAND, TXGARLAND ISD85256566.3%
543STEM ACADEMY AT HEDRICK MIDDLELEWISVILLE, TXLEWISVILLE ISD87257866.3%
544TAYLOR MIDDLETAYLOR, TXTAYLOR ISD60239966.3%
545CLUTE INTCLUTE, TXBRAZOSPORT ISD1,00266366.2%
546C D FULKES MIDDLEROUND ROCK, TXROUND ROCK ISD60439966.1%
547CEDAR BAYOU J HBAYTOWN, TXGOOSE CREEK CISD86957466.0%
548KEEFER CROSSING MIDDLENEW CANEY, TXNEW CANEY ISD1,27183966.0%
549VENUS MIDDLEVENUS, TXVENUS ISD50633466.0%
550DAVIS COLLEGE PREP MIDDLESAN ANTONIO, TXSAN ANTONIO ISD1268365.9%
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