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Ranks 1,651–1,700 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
1651	MIKE AND JANIE REEVES EL	MCKINNEY, TX	PROSPER ISD	794	42	5.3%
1652	BOWIE EL	SAN ANGELO, TX	SAN ANGELO ISD	340	18	5.3%
1653	BELTON H S	BELTON, TX	BELTON ISD	1,763	93	5.3%
1654	PARKER EL	GALVESTON, TX	GALVESTON ISD	436	23	5.3%
1655	MCAULIFFE EL	HIGHLAND VILLAGE, TX	LEWISVILLE ISD	511	27	5.3%
1656	OAKCREST INT	CYPRESS, TX	TOMBALL ISD	815	43	5.3%
1657	TROY EL	TROY, TX	TROY ISD	379	20	5.3%
1658	J H HINES EL	WACO, TX	WACO ISD	379	20	5.3%
1659	EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER	FORNEY, TX	FORNEY ISD	341	18	5.3%
1660	LAMAR EL	THE WOODLANDS, TX	CONROE ISD	759	40	5.3%
1661	KILGORE INT	KILGORE, TX	KILGORE ISD	531	28	5.3%
1662	THE COLONY H S	THE COLONY, TX	LEWISVILLE ISD	1,803	95	5.3%
1663	MILLSAP EL	MILLSAP, TX	MILLSAP ISD	531	28	5.3%
1664	WYLIE H S	ABILENE, TX	WYLIE ISD	1,537	81	5.3%
1665	SHIRLEY DILL BROTHERS EL	PEARLAND, TX	ALVIN ISD	665	35	5.3%
1666	GENEVA HEIGHTS EL	DALLAS, TX	DALLAS ISD	380	20	5.3%
1667	RAY BRASWELL H S	AUBREY, TX	DENTON ISD	2,812	148	5.3%
1668	HALLIE RANDALL EL	FRUITVALE, TX	FRUITVALE ISD	209	11	5.3%
1669	SUMMIT HILL EL	HOWE, TX	HOWE ISD	323	17	5.3%
1670	MARSHALL DURHAM MIDDLE	LEWISVILLE, TX	LEWISVILLE ISD	646	34	5.3%
1671	SPEEGLEVILLE EL	WACO, TX	MIDWAY ISD	228	12	5.3%
1672	WHITEWRIGHT MIDDLE	WHITEWRIGHT, TX	WHITEWRIGHT ISD	190	10	5.3%
1673	CENTRAL EL	ANGLETON, TX	ANGLETON ISD	533	28	5.3%
1674	SOUTH ATHENS EL	ATHENS, TX	ATHENS ISD	457	24	5.3%
1675	L P WATERS EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER	GREENVILLE, TX	GREENVILLE ISD	419	22	5.3%
1676	WILLOW WOOD EL	MCKINNEY, TX	MELISSA ISD	857	45	5.3%
1677	SPRING VALLEY EL	HEWITT, TX	MIDWAY ISD	476	25	5.3%
1678	JOYCE HALL EL	PROSPER, TX	PROSPER ISD	1,067	56	5.3%
1679	GREAT HEARTS LAKESIDE	FORT WORTH, TX	GREAT HEARTS TEXAS	1,279	67	5.2%
1680	FLOSSIE FLOYD GREEN EL	ALLEN, TX	ALLEN ISD	553	29	5.2%
1681	ANDERSON-SHIRO EL	ANDERSON, TX	ANDERSON-SHIRO CISD	458	24	5.2%
1682	CROSS TIMBERS MIDDLE	GRAPEVINE, TX	GRAPEVINE-COLLEYVILLE ISD	820	43	5.2%
1683	WOODCREEK J H	KATY, TX	KATY ISD	1,566	82	5.2%
1684	KEMP J H	KEMP, TX	KEMP ISD	439	23	5.2%
1685	SERENE HILLS EL	AUSTIN, TX	LAKE TRAVIS ISD	744	39	5.2%
1686	HARDWICK EL	LUBBOCK, TX	LUBBOCK ISD	534	28	5.2%
1687	IRVIN EL	MIDLOTHIAN, TX	MIDLOTHIAN ISD	611	32	5.2%
1688	JOE LEE JOHNSON EL	AUSTIN, TX	ROUND ROCK ISD	821	43	5.2%
1689	THORNTON EL	TEMPLE, TX	TEMPLE ISD	763	40	5.2%
1690	W LLOYD MEADOR EL	WILLIS, TX	WILLIS ISD	706	37	5.2%
1691	UPLIFT SUMMIT PREP PS	ARLINGTON, TX	UPLIFT EDUCATION	688	36	5.2%
1692	HARMONY SCHOOL OF INNOVATION- EULESS	EULESS, TX	HARMONY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - NORTH TEXAS	708	37	5.2%
1693	DALLAS PARK EL	FORT WORTH, TX	CROWLEY ISD	535	28	5.2%
1694	JAMES E RANDOLPH EL	FULSHEAR, TX	KATY ISD	995	52	5.2%
1695	RUSSELL & CINDI FALDYN EL	KATY, TX	KATY ISD	1,263	66	5.2%
1696	JOHNIE R DANIEL EL	NORTHLAKE, TX	NORTHWEST ISD	593	31	5.2%
1697	SPACE CENTER INT	HOUSTON, TX	CLEAR CREEK ISD	785	41	5.2%
1698	COX INT	SPRING, TX	CONROE ISD	1,053	55	5.2%
1699	CROSBY EL	CROSBY, TX	CROSBY ISD	671	35	5.2%
1700	GAUSE EL	GAUSE, TX	GAUSE ISD	134	7	5.2%

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