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

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

MOST MULTIRACIAL · TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsTwo or more students% Two or more
501JONES INT SCFORNEY, TXFORNEY ISD758324.2%
502TOMBALL J HTOMBALL, TXTOMBALL ISD948404.2%
503ARAGON MIDDLEHOUSTON, TXCYPRESS-FAIRBANKS ISD1,424604.2%
504KINGWOOD MIDDLEKINGWOOD, TXHUMBLE ISD973414.2%
505TISON MIDDLEWEATHERFORD, TXWEATHERFORD ISD834354.2%
506BRISCOE JHRICHMOND, TXLAMAR CISD2,003844.2%
507LIBERTY HILL MIDDLELIBERTY HILL, TXLIBERTY HILL ISD1,050444.2%
508ORE CITY MIDDLEORE CITY, TXORE CITY ISD19184.2%
509CALLISBURG MIDDLECALLISBURG, TXCALLISBURG ISD287124.2%
510MEMORIAL PARKWAY J HKATY, TXKATY ISD766324.2%
511STORY INTPALESTINE, TXPALESTINE ISD670284.2%
512BLUE RIDGE MIDDLEBLUE RIDGE, TXBLUE RIDGE ISD240104.2%
513RICHARD ALLIE MIDDLECROWLEY, TXCROWLEY ISD1,008424.2%
514MT VERNON MIDDLEMOUNT VERNON, TXMOUNT VERNON ISD456194.2%
515OTTO MIDDLEPLANO, TXPLANO ISD936394.2%
516FARMERSVILLE J HFARMERSVILLE, TXFARMERSVILLE ISD361154.2%
517CRAIG MIDDLEABILENE, TXABILENE ISD771324.2%
518ROCKDALE J HROCKDALE, TXROCKDALE ISD313134.2%
519WOODLAKE HILLS COLLEGE PREPARATORY 6TH GRADESAN ANTONIO, TXJUDSON ISD241104.2%
520CLYDE J HCLYDE, TXCLYDE CISD314134.1%
521HENDERSON MIDDLEHENDERSON, TXHENDERSON ISD700294.1%
522HENRY METZGER MIDDLESAN ANTONIO, TXJUDSON ISD991414.1%
523C D FULKES MIDDLEROUND ROCK, TXROUND ROCK ISD604254.1%
524TARKINGTON MIDDLECLEVELAND, TXTARKINGTON ISD411174.1%
525HOGG MIDDLEHOUSTON, TXHOUSTON ISD1,161484.1%
526PERSHING MIDDLEHOUSTON, TXHOUSTON ISD1,141474.1%
527HERMAN FURLOUGH JR MIDDLETERRELL, TXTERRELL ISD1,166484.1%
528SABINE INTGLADEWATER, TXSABINE ISD243104.1%
529BAILEY J HARLINGTON, TXARLINGTON ISD754314.1%
530LORENA MIDDLELORENA, TXLORENA ISD438184.1%
531EAST CHAMBERS J HWINNIE, TXEAST CHAMBERS ISD366154.1%
532SARTARTIA MIDDLESUGAR LAND, TXFORT BEND ISD1,365564.1%
533COLLEYVILLE MIDDLECOLLEYVILLE, TXGRAPEVINE-COLLEYVILLE ISD610254.1%
534LEON H SABLATURA MIDDLEPEARLAND, TXPEARLAND ISD878364.1%
535ATHENS MIDDLEATHENS, TXATHENS ISD660274.1%
536BUNA J HBUNA, TXBUNA ISD318134.1%
537FRANKSTON MIDDLEFRANKSTON, TXFRANKSTON ISD17174.1%
538GRAPEVINE MIDDLEGRAPEVINE, TXGRAPEVINE-COLLEYVILLE ISD635264.1%
539SALADO MIDDLESALADO, TXSALADO ISD587244.1%
540HUFFINES MIDDLELEWISVILLE, TXLEWISVILLE ISD612254.1%
541PARADISE MIDDLEPARADISE, TXPARADISE ISD319134.1%
542HARPOOL MIDDLELANTANA, TXDENTON ISD860354.1%
543KATY J HKATY, TXKATY ISD1,155474.1%
544SEVEN LAKES J HKATY, TXKATY ISD1,571644.1%
545MERKEL MIDDLEMERKEL, TXMERKEL ISD246104.1%
546SEALY J HSEALY, TXSEALY ISD664274.1%
547H BOB DANIEL SR INTDUNCANVILLE, TXDUNCANVILLE ISD443184.1%
548CLARK INTSPRING, TXCONROE ISD913374.0%
549CRANDALL MIDDLECRANDALL, TXCRANDALL ISD1,038424.0%
550RENNER MIDDLEPLANO, TXPLANO ISD1,137464.0%
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