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The public high schools with the highest share of multiracial students in Collin County, Texas

40 public high schools in Collin County, Texas appear in this ranking of the public high schools with the highest share of multiracial students, ranked by the share of students of two or more races, from federal NCES enrollment data. Academy High School leads the list at 9.1%, against a median of 4.6% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
40
Collin County, Texas
Top % Two or more
9.1%
Median % Two or more
4.6%
MOST MULTIRACIAL · COLLIN COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsTwo or more students% Two or more
1Academy High SchoolPLANO, TXPLANO ISD275259.1%
2Melissa High SchoolMELISSA, TXMELISSA ISD1,9831366.9%
3Rock Hill High SchoolFRISCO, TXPROSPER ISD2,4421556.3%
4Emerson High SchoolMCKINNEY, TXFRISCO ISD1,8441146.2%
5Adult Transition CenterPLANO, TXPLANO ISD10165.9%
6Celina High SchoolCELINA, TXCELINA ISD1,322775.8%
7Prosper High SchoolPROSPER, TXPROSPER ISD3,7532165.8%
8Anna High SchoolANNA, TXANNA ISD1,602885.5%
9Allen High SchoolALLEN, TXALLEN ISD5,2062775.3%
10Lowery Freshman CenterALLEN, TXALLEN ISD1,674875.2%
11Plano Sr High SchoolPLANO, TXPLANO ISD2,2671175.2%
12Wylie High SchoolWYLIE, TXWYLIE ISD3,1891635.1%
13Memorial High SchoolFRISCO, TXFRISCO ISD1,439735.1%
14McKinney North High SchoolMCKINNEY, TXMCKINNEY ISD2,3871215.1%
15Farmersville High SchoolFARMERSVILLE, TXFARMERSVILLE ISD765385.0%
16McMillen High SchoolMURPHY, TXPLANO ISD1,010494.8%
17Lovejoy High SchoolLUCAS, TXLOVEJOY ISD1,581764.8%
18Walnut Grove High SchoolPROSPER, TXPROSPER ISD2,2681094.8%
19Heritage High SchoolFRISCO, TXFRISCO ISD1,996954.8%
20Blue Ridge High SchoolBLUE RIDGE, TXBLUE RIDGE ISD298144.7%
21Frisco High SchoolFRISCO, TXFRISCO ISD1,985884.4%
22Plano East Sr High SchoolPLANO, TXPLANO ISD3,0331324.3%
23McKinney Boyd High SchoolMCKINNEY, TXMCKINNEY ISD2,5471104.3%
24Clark High SchoolPLANO, TXPLANO ISD1,114484.3%
25Princeton Sr High SchoolPRINCETON, TXPRINCETON ISD1,262544.3%
26Vines High SchoolPLANO, TXPLANO ISD1,009434.3%
27Lovelady High SchoolPRINCETON, TXPRINCETON ISD1,388594.3%
28Shepton High SchoolPLANO, TXPLANO ISD1,360554.0%
29McKinney High SchoolMCKINNEY, TXMCKINNEY ISD2,6681033.9%
30Lebanon Trail High SchoolFRISCO, TXFRISCO ISD2,173823.8%
31Plano West Senior High SchoolPLANO, TXPLANO ISD2,559963.8%
32Liberty High SchoolFRISCO, TXFRISCO ISD1,798653.6%
33Williams High SchoolPLANO, TXPLANO ISD1,105403.6%
34Centennial High SchoolFRISCO, TXFRISCO ISD2,018703.5%
35Wylie East High SchoolWYLIE, TXWYLIE ISD2,709923.4%
36Jasper High SchoolPLANO, TXPLANO ISD1,301413.1%
37Achieve AcademyWYLIE, TXWYLIE ISD13343.0%
38Community High SchoolNEVADA, TXCOMMUNITY ISD1,328352.6%
39Independence High SchoolFRISCO, TXFRISCO ISD1,698442.6%
40Harmony School of Innovation - DallasDALLAS, TXHARMONY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - NORTH TEXAS539112.0%
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Racial and ethnic enrollment shares are factual figures reported by each school to the federal government (NCES). This list describes the composition of student bodies and is not an evaluation or endorsement of any school.

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