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Ranks 2,201–2,250 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
2201	MORNINGSIDE EL	NEW BRAUNFELS, TX	COMAL ISD	665	31	4.7%
2202	YEAGER EL	HOUSTON, TX	CYPRESS-FAIRBANKS ISD	708	33	4.7%
2203	LEGACY EL	LUBBOCK, TX	FRENSHIP ISD	579	27	4.7%
2204	KLEIN ROAD EL	NEW BRAUNFELS, TX	NEW BRAUNFELS ISD	773	36	4.7%
2205	QUITMAN EL	QUITMAN, TX	QUITMAN ISD	580	27	4.7%
2206	SHAMROCK ISD	SHAMROCK, TX	SHAMROCK ISD	343	16	4.7%
2207	FORT SETTLEMENT MIDDLE	SUGAR LAND, TX	FORT BEND ISD	1,504	70	4.7%
2208	MIDWAY H S	WACO, TX	MIDWAY ISD	2,687	125	4.7%
2209	OAK HILLS J H	MONTGOMERY, TX	MONTGOMERY ISD	1,311	61	4.7%
2210	WHITESBORO INT	WHITESBORO, TX	WHITESBORO ISD	473	22	4.7%
2211	RED DUKE EL	MANVEL, TX	ALVIN ISD	711	33	4.6%
2212	HAMLET EL	AMARILLO, TX	AMARILLO ISD	280	13	4.6%
2213	MCCALLUM H S	AUSTIN, TX	AUSTIN ISD	1,897	88	4.6%
2214	SMITHFIELD MIDDLE	NORTH RICHLAND HILL, TX	BIRDVILLE ISD	798	37	4.6%
2215	EAST CHAMBERS PRI	WINNIE, TX	EAST CHAMBERS ISD	431	20	4.6%
2216	OGLESBY SCHOOL	OGLESBY, TX	OGLESBY ISD	237	11	4.6%
2217	BROWN PRI	SMITHVILLE, TX	SMITHVILLE ISD	194	9	4.6%
2218	WILDWOOD EL	TOMBALL, TX	TOMBALL ISD	819	38	4.6%
2219	CROSS ROADS J H	MALAKOFF, TX	CROSS ROADS ISD	108	5	4.6%
2220	EVADALE J H	EVADALE, TX	EVADALE ISD	108	5	4.6%
2221	FRANKSTON H S	FRANKSTON, TX	FRANKSTON ISD	259	12	4.6%
2222	CLARK EL	BAYTOWN, TX	GOOSE CREEK CISD	712	33	4.6%
2223	HOWE MIDDLE	HOWE, TX	HOWE ISD	281	13	4.6%
2224	JUDSON MIDDLE	CONVERSE, TX	JUDSON ISD	1,189	55	4.6%
2225	EHRHARDT EL	KLEIN, TX	KLEIN ISD	713	33	4.6%
2226	WEBB EL	MCKINNEY, TX	MCKINNEY ISD	475	22	4.6%
2227	DOLORES MCCLATCHEY EL	OVILLA, TX	MIDLOTHIAN ISD	605	28	4.6%
2228	MUENSTER H S	MUENSTER, TX	MUENSTER ISD	259	12	4.6%
2229	CIBOLO GREEN	SAN ANTONIO, TX	NORTH EAST ISD	735	34	4.6%
2230	BEATY EARLY CHILDHOOD SCHOOL	PLANO, TX	PLANO ISD	281	13	4.6%
2231	QUEEN CITY H S	QUEEN CITY, TX	QUEEN CITY ISD	259	12	4.6%
2232	MCQUEENEY EL	MCQUEENEY, TX	SEGUIN ISD	324	15	4.6%
2233	TIMPSON SCHOOL	TIMPSON, TX	TIMPSON ISD	756	35	4.6%
2234	OWENS EL	TYLER, TX	TYLER ISD	712	33	4.6%
2235	PARKDALE EL	WACO, TX	WACO ISD	497	23	4.6%
2236	WARREN EL	WARREN, TX	WARREN ISD	389	18	4.6%
2237	CLACK MIDDLE	ABILENE, TX	ABILENE ISD	693	32	4.6%
2238	BOYD EL	BOYD, TX	BOYD ISD	541	25	4.6%
2239	CRYAR INT	CONROE, TX	CONROE ISD	779	36	4.6%
2240	GARDEN RIDGE EL	FLOWER MOUND, TX	LEWISVILLE ISD	325	15	4.6%
2241	ALMA MARTINEZ INT	MANSFIELD, TX	MANSFIELD ISD	930	43	4.6%
2242	QUITMAN H S	QUITMAN, TX	QUITMAN ISD	346	16	4.6%
2243	ANDERSON MILL EL	AUSTIN, TX	ROUND ROCK ISD	585	27	4.6%
2244	TYLER LEGACY H S	TYLER, TX	TYLER ISD	2,770	128	4.6%
2245	CURTIS EL	WEATHERFORD, TX	WEATHERFORD ISD	585	27	4.6%
2246	VAN ALSTYNE MIDDLE	VAN ALSTYNE, TX	VAN ALSTYNE ISD	433	20	4.6%
2247	BUDA EL	BUDA, TX	HAYS CISD	564	26	4.6%
2248	VERNAL LISTER EL	GARLAND, TX	GARLAND ISD	586	27	4.6%
2249	CHARLES A FORBES MIDDLE	GEORGETOWN, TX	GEORGETOWN ISD	803	37	4.6%
2250	TIMBER CREEK EL	LIVINGSTON, TX	LIVINGSTON ISD	499	23	4.6%

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