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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	HOFFMANN EL	SAN ANTONIO, TX	NORTHSIDE ISD	754	49	6.5%
902	BLACKLAND PRAIRIE EL	ROUND ROCK, TX	ROUND ROCK ISD	785	51	6.5%
903	JOHN W ARMSTRONG EL	SACHSE, TX	GARLAND ISD	724	47	6.5%
904	WEST EL	CYPRESS, TX	TOMBALL ISD	740	48	6.5%
905	SST SCHERTZ	SCHERTZ, TX	SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY	895	58	6.5%
906	LAKE BELTON MIDDLE	TEMPLE, TX	BELTON ISD	803	52	6.5%
907	WILSON EL	HOUSTON, TX	CYPRESS-FAIRBANKS ISD	756	49	6.5%
908	ERMA NASH EL	MANSFIELD, TX	MANSFIELD ISD	602	39	6.5%
909	W R HATFIELD EL	FORT WORTH, TX	NORTHWEST ISD	756	49	6.5%
910	JENNY PRESTON EL	ALLEN, TX	ALLEN ISD	726	47	6.5%
911	CLASSICAL CENTER AT VIAL EL	GARLAND, TX	GARLAND ISD	572	37	6.5%
912	HAWKINS H S / MIDDLE	HAWKINS, TX	HAWKINS ISD	433	28	6.5%
913	WILLIS LANE EL	KELLER, TX	KELLER ISD	510	33	6.5%
914	GLENN H S	LEANDER, TX	LEANDER ISD	2,024	131	6.5%
915	HIRSCHI MIDDLE	WICHITA FALLS, TX	WICHITA FALLS ISD	464	30	6.5%
916	WOODVILLE INT	WOODVILLE, TX	WOODVILLE ISD	232	15	6.5%
917	OVERTON RAY EL	BURKBURNETT, TX	BURKBURNETT ISD	526	34	6.5%
918	SINCLAIR EL	HOUSTON, TX	HOUSTON ISD	728	47	6.5%
919	PITTSBURG EL	PITTSBURG, TX	PITTSBURG ISD	480	31	6.5%
920	SOUTHARD MIDDLE	PRINCETON, TX	PRINCETON ISD	929	60	6.5%
921	SOUTH BELTON MIDDLE	BELTON, TX	BELTON ISD	667	43	6.5%
922	DOWNTOWN MONTESSORI AT IDA B WELLS ACADEMY	DALLAS, TX	DALLAS ISD	341	22	6.5%
923	KATHERINE STEPHENS EL	ROWLETT, TX	GARLAND ISD	496	32	6.5%
924	MUNDAY EL	MUNDAY, TX	MUNDAY CISD	217	14	6.5%
925	BARBARA BUSH PRI	SULPHUR SPRINGS, TX	SULPHUR SPRINGS ISD	310	20	6.5%
926	AUSTIN DISCOVERY SCH	AUSTIN, TX	AUSTIN DISCOVERY SCHOOL	202	13	6.4%
927	NICHOLS-MOCK EL	ROSHARON, TX	ALVIN ISD	497	32	6.4%
928	FINLEY-OATES EL	BONHAM, TX	BONHAM ISD	559	36	6.4%
929	LONE STAR H S	FRISCO, TX	FRISCO ISD	2,004	129	6.4%
930	EANES EL	AUSTIN, TX	EANES ISD	529	34	6.4%
931	SCOGGINS MIDDLE	MCKINNEY, TX	FRISCO ISD	809	52	6.4%
932	PRESTWICK EL	THE COLONY, TX	LITTLE ELM ISD	451	29	6.4%
933	CHARLOTTE ANDERSON PREPARATORY ACADEMY	ARLINGTON, TX	MANSFIELD ISD	373	24	6.4%
934	A B MCBAY EL	MEXIA, TX	MEXIA ISD	498	32	6.4%
935	LORENE ROGERS MIDDLE	PROSPER, TX	PROSPER ISD	1,633	105	6.4%
936	SILOS EL	SAN ANTONIO, TX	MEDINA VALLEY ISD	1,011	65	6.4%
937	WARNER EL	CYPRESS, TX	CYPRESS-FAIRBANKS ISD	1,168	75	6.4%
938	KELLER COLLEGIATE ACADEMY	KELLER, TX	KELLER ISD	296	19	6.4%
939	JOE V HART EL	LUCAS, TX	LOVEJOY ISD	530	34	6.4%
940	WESTLAKE H S	AUSTIN, TX	EANES ISD	2,854	183	6.4%
941	LORAINE T GOLBOW EL	KATY, TX	KATY ISD	640	41	6.4%
942	SHORT EL	ARLINGTON, TX	ARLINGTON ISD	406	26	6.4%
943	PECAN CREEK EL	DENTON, TX	DENTON ISD	656	42	6.4%
944	BUSH EL	HOUSTON, TX	HOUSTON ISD	703	45	6.4%
945	PRAIRIE TRAIL EL	FLOWER MOUND, TX	LEWISVILLE ISD	672	43	6.4%
946	PARAMOUNT TERRACE EL	AMARILLO, TX	AMARILLO ISD	313	20	6.4%
947	HITCHCOCK PRI	HITCHCOCK, TX	HITCHCOCK ISD	485	31	6.4%
948	ANITA SCOTT EL	ROYSE CITY, TX	ROYSE CITY ISD	548	35	6.4%
949	ROSE GARDEN EL	SCHERTZ, TX	SCHERTZ-CIBOLO-U CITY ISD	861	55	6.4%
950	POMONA EL	MANVEL, TX	ALVIN ISD	721	46	6.4%

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