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The public schools with the highest share of Native American students in Texas · page 40

Ranks 1,9512,000 of the public schools with the highest share of Native American students in Texas. Back to page 1.

MOST NATIVE AMERICAN · TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsNative American students% Native American
1951CHILDRESS ELCHILDRESS, TXCHILDRESS ISD44720.5%
1952CLYDE H SCLYDE, TXCLYDE CISD44420.5%
1953MORNINGSIDE ELNEW BRAUNFELS, TXCOMAL ISD66530.5%
1954COMMUNITY H SNEVADA, TXCOMMUNITY ISD1,32860.5%
1955JOHN & BARBARA RODERICK ELROYSE CITY, TXCOMMUNITY ISD66330.5%
1956MOCKINGBIRD ELCOPPELL, TXCOPPELL ISD44120.5%
1957CRANDALL H SCRANDALL, TXCRANDALL ISD1,99990.5%
1958DETROIT ELDETROIT, TXDETROIT ISD22210.5%
1959WAYSIDE MIDDLEFORT WORTH, TXEAGLE MT-SAGINAW ISD1,11950.5%
1960ELIZABETH LOPEZ HATLEY ELFORT WORTH, TXEAGLE MT-SAGINAW ISD44020.5%
1961CHAPIN H SEL PASO, TXEL PASO ISD1,76680.5%
1962DORIE MILLER INTENNIS, TXENNIS ISD44720.5%
1963ROY JOHNSON STEM ACADEMYFORT WORTH, TXEVERMAN ISD44120.5%
1964COMMONWEALTH ELSUGAR LAND, TXFORT BEND ISD66730.5%
1965GALENA PARK MIDDLEGALENA PARK, TXGALENA PARK ISD89640.5%
1966GANADO H SGANADO, TXGANADO ISD22110.5%
1967CLUB HILL STEM ELGARLAND, TXGARLAND ISD44320.5%
1968GARRISON H SGARRISON, TXGARRISON ISD22110.5%
1969EAST VIEW H SGEORGETOWN, TXGEORGETOWN ISD2,206100.5%
1970GRANBURY MIDDLEGRANBURY, TXGRANBURY ISD89040.5%
1971HOBBY ELHOUSTON, TXHOUSTON ISD44720.5%
1972BELLAIRE ELHURST, TXHURST-EULESS-BEDFORD ISD67230.5%
1973FARLEY MIDDLEHUTTO, TXHUTTO ISD67430.5%
1974HEBBRONVILLE J HHEBBRONVILLE, TXJIM HOGG COUNTY ISD22110.5%
1975BUFFALO GAP ELBUFFALO GAP, TXJIM NED CISD22410.5%
1976A G ELDER ELJOSHUA, TXJOSHUA ISD67030.5%
1977WILLOW SPRINGS ELKILLEEN, TXKILLEEN ISD67030.5%
1978ALICE W DOUSE ELKILLEEN, TXKILLEEN ISD89340.5%
1979KOHRVILLE ELKLEIN, TXKLEIN ISD67130.5%
1980LA VEGA PRI PHIL BANCALE CAMPUSWACO, TXLA VEGA ISD44420.5%
1981DEAN LEAMAN JHFULSHEAR, TXLAMAR CISD2,888130.5%
1982KLINE WHITIS ELLAMPASAS, TXLAMPASAS ISD44920.5%
1983LEWISVILLE H SLEWISVILLE, TXLEWISVILLE ISD4,001180.5%
1984MALTA ELNEW BOSTON, TXMALTA ISD22310.5%
1985MARY JO SHEPPARD ELMANSFIELD, TXMANSFIELD ISD44020.5%
1986MELISSA H SMELISSA, TXMELISSA ISD1,98390.5%
1987NEEDVILLE ELNEEDVILLE, TXNEEDVILLE ISD1,12150.5%
1988ROYAL RIDGE ELSAN ANTONIO, TXNORTH EAST ISD44120.5%
1989CANYON RIDGE ELSAN ANTONIO, TXNORTH EAST ISD44920.5%
1990CLARK H SPLANO, TXPLANO ISD1,11450.5%
1991WASHINGTON ELPORT ARTHUR, TXPORT ARTHUR ISD22310.5%
1992PRESIDIO ELPRESIDIO, TXPRESIDIO ISD44620.5%
1993MAYFIELD ELPRINCETON, TXPRINCETON ISD66830.5%
1994C B THOMPSON MIDDLEQUINLAN, TXQUINLAN ISD67130.5%
1995MERRIMAN PARK ELDALLAS, TXRICHARDSON ISD44620.5%
1996FRED BOOTH GLOBAL LEADERSHIP ACADEMYSAN BENITO, TXSAN BENITO CISD44120.5%
1997FIVE PALMS ELSAN ANTONIO, TXSOUTH SAN ANTONIO ISD44420.5%
1998MAIN STREET ELTAYLOR, TXTAYLOR ISD44620.5%
1999WHITEWRIGHT H SWHITEWRIGHT, TXWHITEWRIGHT ISD22210.5%
2000ZEPHYR SCHOOLZEPHYR, TXZEPHYR ISD22010.5%
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