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The public middle schools with the highest share of multiracial students in Texas · page 10

Ranks 451–500 of the public schools with the highest share of multiracial students in Texas. Back to page 1.

MOST MULTIRACIAL · TEXAS

#	School	City	District	Students	Two or more students	% Two or more
451	JUDSON STEAM ACADEMY	LONGVIEW, TX	LONGVIEW ISD	538	24	4.5%
452	MARY ORR INT	MANSFIELD, TX	MANSFIELD ISD	605	27	4.5%
453	PFLUGERVILLE MIDDLE	PFLUGERVILLE, TX	PFLUGERVILLE ISD	829	37	4.5%
454	BORGER MIDDLE	BORGER, TX	BORGER ISD	337	15	4.5%
455	MABANK J H	MABANK, TX	MABANK ISD	652	29	4.5%
456	PIONEER HERITAGE MIDDLE	FRISCO, TX	FRISCO ISD	1,037	46	4.4%
457	PEASTER INT	WEATHERFORD, TX	PEASTER ISD	450	20	4.4%
458	HERMAN E UTLEY MIDDLE	ROCKWALL, TX	ROCKWALL ISD	968	43	4.4%
459	WOODLAKE HILLS MIDDLE	SAN ANTONIO, TX	JUDSON ISD	451	20	4.4%
460	WILSON MIDDLE	PLANO, TX	PLANO ISD	813	36	4.4%
461	MADISON MIDDLE	ABILENE, TX	ABILENE ISD	770	34	4.4%
462	PINNACLE INT	AMARILLO, TX	CANYON ISD	590	26	4.4%
463	FRANKFORD MIDDLE	DALLAS, TX	PLANO ISD	839	37	4.4%
464	CLEMONS CREEK MIDDLE	ANNA, TX	ANNA ISD	614	27	4.4%
465	BROWN MIDDLE	FORNEY, TX	FORNEY ISD	568	25	4.4%
466	LUFKIN MIDDLE	LUFKIN, TX	LUFKIN ISD	1,453	64	4.4%
467	OAKWOOD INT	COLLEGE STATION, TX	COLLEGE STATION ISD	729	32	4.4%
468	FANNIN MIDDLE	AMARILLO, TX	AMARILLO ISD	592	26	4.4%
469	CALVIN NELMS MIDDLE	KATY, TX	CALVIN NELMS CHARTER SCHOOLS	160	7	4.4%
470	PRAIRIE VISTA	FORT WORTH, TX	EAGLE MT-SAGINAW ISD	958	42	4.4%
471	DOERRE INT	KLEIN, TX	KLEIN ISD	1,188	52	4.4%
472	WATAUGA MIDDLE	WATAUGA, TX	BIRDVILLE ISD	572	25	4.4%
473	RIO VISTA MIDDLE	RIO VISTA, TX	RIO VISTA ISD	229	10	4.4%
474	DELLA ICENHOWER INT	ARLINGTON, TX	MANSFIELD ISD	619	27	4.4%
475	CEDAR VALLEY MIDDLE	AUSTIN, TX	ROUND ROCK ISD	1,306	57	4.4%
476	IRONS J H	CONROE, TX	CONROE ISD	1,242	54	4.3%
477	CONNALLY J H	ELM MOTT, TX	CONNALLY ISD	553	24	4.3%
478	GOODSON MIDDLE	CYPRESS, TX	CYPRESS-FAIRBANKS ISD	1,360	59	4.3%
479	JACKSON MIDDLE	FORNEY, TX	FORNEY ISD	807	35	4.3%
480	AUSTIN MIDDLE	GALVESTON, TX	GALVESTON ISD	392	—	4.3%
481	BARBERS HILL INT NORTH	MONT BELVIEU, TX	BARBERS HILL ISD	924	40	4.3%
482	PEASTER J H	WEATHERFORD, TX	PEASTER ISD	277	12	4.3%
483	CARPENTER MIDDLE	PLANO, TX	PLANO ISD	462	20	4.3%
484	SPRING FOREST MIDDLE	HOUSTON, TX	SPRING BRANCH ISD	993	43	4.3%
485	GATESVILLE J H	GATESVILLE, TX	GATESVILLE ISD	394	17	4.3%
486	ASA E LOW JR INT	MANSFIELD, TX	MANSFIELD ISD	719	31	4.3%
487	LUNA MIDDLE	SAN ANTONIO, TX	NORTHSIDE ISD	1,114	48	4.3%
488	BEE CAVE MIDDLE	AUSTIN, TX	LAKE TRAVIS ISD	861	37	4.3%
489	NORTHPOINTE INT	TOMBALL, TX	TOMBALL ISD	768	33	4.3%
490	ERECKSON MIDDLE	ALLEN, TX	ALLEN ISD	1,263	54	4.3%
491	LINDA JOBE MIDDLE	MANSFIELD, TX	MANSFIELD ISD	820	35	4.3%
492	APOLLO J H	RICHARDSON, TX	RICHARDSON ISD	586	25	4.3%
493	GILBERT INT	STEPHENVILLE, TX	STEPHENVILLE ISD	562	24	4.3%
494	PEET J H	CONROE, TX	CONROE ISD	1,337	57	4.3%
495	COBB MIDDLE	FRISCO, TX	FRISCO ISD	798	34	4.3%
496	CW WORTHINGTON MIDDLE	HASLET, TX	NORTHWEST ISD	1,201	51	4.3%
497	BOLES MIDDLE	QUINLAN, TX	BOLES ISD	165	7	4.2%
498	HARLETON J H	HARLETON, TX	HARLETON ISD	165	7	4.2%
499	SCHIMELPFENIG MIDDLE	PLANO, TX	PLANO ISD	826	35	4.2%
500	DULLES MIDDLE	SUGAR LAND, TX	FORT BEND ISD	1,254	53	4.2%

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