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Ranks 901–950 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
901	MCDONALD MIDDLE	MESQUITE, TX	MESQUITE ISD	787	21	2.7%
902	ABELL J H	MIDLAND, TX	MIDLAND ISD	1,129	30	2.7%
903	CANYON INT	CANYON, TX	CANYON ISD	529	14	2.6%
904	VEGA J H	VEGA, TX	VEGA ISD	113	3	2.6%
905	STEM ACADEMY AT HEDRICK MIDDLE	LEWISVILLE, TX	LEWISVILLE ISD	872	23	2.6%
906	H F STEVENS MIDDLE	CROWLEY, TX	CROWLEY ISD	723	19	2.6%
907	HOPPER MIDDLE	CYPRESS, TX	CYPRESS-FAIRBANKS ISD	873	23	2.6%
908	DEER PARK J H	DEER PARK, TX	DEER PARK ISD	877	23	2.6%
909	UPLIFT ATLAS PREP MIDDLE	DALLAS, TX	UPLIFT EDUCATION	422	11	2.6%
910	EARLY MIDDLE	EARLY, TX	EARLY ISD	230	6	2.6%
911	WEIS	GALVESTON, TX	GALVESTON ISD	844	22	2.6%
912	LONDON MIDDLE	CORPUS CHRISTI, TX	LONDON ISD	307	8	2.6%
913	PEASE MIDDLE	SAN ANTONIO, TX	NORTHSIDE ISD	691	18	2.6%
914	INGRAM MIDDLE	INGRAM, TX	INGRAM ISD	270	7	2.6%
915	EVANS MIDDLE	LUBBOCK, TX	LUBBOCK ISD	773	20	2.6%
916	COLLEGE STATION MIDDLE	COLLEGE STATION, TX	COLLEGE STATION ISD	582	15	2.6%
917	WATKINS MIDDLE	HOUSTON, TX	CYPRESS-FAIRBANKS ISD	1,283	33	2.6%
918	MISSOURI CITY MIDDLE	MISSOURI CITY, TX	FORT BEND ISD	933	24	2.6%
919	HILLSBORO INT	HILLSBORO, TX	HILLSBORO ISD	428	11	2.6%
920	STEVENSON MIDDLE	SAN ANTONIO, TX	NORTHSIDE ISD	779	20	2.6%
921	MILLER MIDDLE	SAN MARCOS, TX	SAN MARCOS CISD	896	23	2.6%
922	TERRY MIDDLE	MESQUITE, TX	MESQUITE ISD	780	20	2.6%
923	ORANGEFIELD J H	ORANGEFIELD, TX	ORANGEFIELD ISD	390	10	2.6%
924	BOWMAN MIDDLE	PLANO, TX	PLANO ISD	859	22	2.6%
925	DANBURY MIDDLE	DANBURY, TX	DANBURY ISD	157	4	2.5%
926	GEORGE WEST EL	GEORGE WEST, TX	GEORGE WEST ISD	235	6	2.5%
927	DIBOLL J H	DIBOLL, TX	DIBOLL ISD	356	9	2.5%
928	PAREDES MIDDLE	AUSTIN, TX	AUSTIN ISD	635	16	2.5%
929	DESSAU MIDDLE	AUSTIN, TX	PFLUGERVILLE ISD	596	15	2.5%
930	SHALLOWATER MIDDLE	SHALLOWATER, TX	SHALLOWATER ISD	397	10	2.5%
931	BULLARD MIDDLE	BULLARD, TX	BULLARD ISD	478	12	2.5%
932	KAFFIE MIDDLE	CORPUS CHRISTI, TX	CORPUS CHRISTI ISD	1,154	29	2.5%
933	ADKINS MIDDLE	CORPUS CHRISTI, TX	CORPUS CHRISTI ISD	518	13	2.5%
934	DELAY MIDDLE	LEWISVILLE, TX	LEWISVILLE ISD	598	15	2.5%
935	WALL MIDDLE	WALL, TX	WALL ISD	438	11	2.5%
936	SCHULTZ J H	WALLER, TX	WALLER ISD	1,194	30	2.5%
937	ROYAL J H	BROOKSHIRE, TX	ROYAL ISD	639	16	2.5%
938	DUEITT MIDDLE	SPRING, TX	SPRING ISD	720	18	2.5%
939	BLACK MIDDLE	HOUSTON, TX	HOUSTON ISD	1,364	34	2.5%
940	CARDIFF J H	KATY, TX	KATY ISD	803	20	2.5%
941	ZACHRY MIDDLE	SAN ANTONIO, TX	NORTHSIDE ISD	1,043	26	2.5%
942	WILLS POINT MIDDLE	WILLS POINT, TX	WILLS POINT ISD	404	10	2.5%
943	WESTVIEW MIDDLE	AUSTIN, TX	PFLUGERVILLE ISD	770	19	2.5%
944	BASIS CEDAR PARK	CEDAR PARK, TX	BASIS TEXAS	405	10	2.5%
945	MARBLE FALLS MIDDLE	MARBLE FALLS, TX	MARBLE FALLS ISD	852	21	2.5%
946	CROSBY MIDDLE	CROSBY, TX	CROSBY ISD	1,560	38	2.4%
947	ILTEXAS ARLINGTON MIDDLE	ARLINGTON, TX	INTERNATIONAL LEADERSHIP OF TEXAS (ILTEXAS)	370	9	2.4%
948	BOERNE MIDDLE NORTH	BOERNE, TX	BOERNE ISD	863	21	2.4%
949	O W SADBERRY SR INT	BRYAN, TX	BRYAN ISD	700	17	2.4%
950	MAGNOLIA INT	MAGNOLIA, TX	MAGNOLIA ISD	1,154	28	2.4%

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