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The public middle schools with the highest share of Pacific Islander students in Texas · page 3

Ranks 101150 of the public schools with the highest share of Pacific Islander students in Texas. Back to page 1.

MOST PACIFIC ISLANDER · TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsPacific Islander students% Pacific Islander
101NORTH BELTON MIDDLETEMPLE, TXBELTON ISD97950.5%
102BLOOMING GROVE JHBLOOMING GROVE, TXBLOOMING GROVE ISD19810.5%
103LAKEVIEW MIDDLETHE COLONY, TXLEWISVILLE ISD39520.5%
104CROCKETT INTPARIS, TXPARIS ISD58330.5%
105SUN RIDGE MIDDLEEL PASO, TXSOCORRO ISD97850.5%
106LAKE BELTON MIDDLETEMPLE, TXBELTON ISD80340.5%
107JUDSON MIDDLECONVERSE, TXJUDSON ISD1,18960.5%
108LAMAR JHROSENBERG, TXLAMAR CISD1,19460.5%
109WHITE MIDDLESAN ANTONIO, TXNORTH EAST ISD1,00050.5%
110CANYON HILLS MIDDLEEL PASO, TXEL PASO ISD40820.5%
111WALNUT GROVE MIDDLEMIDLOTHIAN, TXMIDLOTHIAN ISD1,01250.5%
112WEST PLAINS J HAMARILLO, TXCANYON ISD63030.5%
113GREENWAYS INTAMARILLO, TXCANYON ISD62930.5%
114JAMES BOWIE MIDDLERICHMOND, TXFORT BEND ISD1,47370.5%
115COMMANDER WILLIAM C MCCOOL ACADEMYLUBBOCK, TXLUBBOCK ISD41620.5%
116ROGENE WORLEY MIDDLEMANSFIELD, TXMANSFIELD ISD63030.5%
117BOHLS MIDDLEPFLUGERVILLE, TXPFLUGERVILLE ISD83040.5%
118SSG MANUEL R PUENTESEL PASO, TXSOCORRO ISD1,03150.5%
119PAREDES MIDDLEAUSTIN, TXAUSTIN ISD63530.5%
120BOYD INTBOYD, TXBOYD ISD21210.5%
121COX INTSPRING, TXCONROE ISD1,05350.5%
122FRANKLIN MIDDLEFRANKLIN, TXFRANKLIN ISD42820.5%
123HUMBLE MIDDLEHUMBLE, TXHUMBLE ISD1,26460.5%
124KITTY HAWK MIDDLEUNIVERSAL CITY, TXJUDSON ISD1,06250.5%
125REVERE MIDDLEHOUSTON, TXHOUSTON ISD1,09550.5%
126MARSHALL DURHAM MIDDLELEWISVILLE, TXLEWISVILLE ISD64630.5%
127C B THOMPSON MIDDLEQUINLAN, TXQUINLAN ISD67130.5%
128MALAKOFF INTMALAKOFF, TXMALAKOFF ISD22210.5%
129W S PERMENTER MIDDLECEDAR HILL, TXCEDAR HILL ISD45620.4%
130CLARK INTSPRING, TXCONROE ISD91340.4%
131SARTARTIA MIDDLESUGAR LAND, TXFORT BEND ISD1,36560.4%
132LEXINGTON MIDDLELEXINGTON, TXLEXINGTON ISD22810.4%
133WORKMAN J HARLINGTON, TXARLINGTON ISD1,16250.4%
134PRITCHARD J HBELLS, TXBELLS ISD23110.4%
135CLIFTON MIDDLECLIFTON, TXCLIFTON ISD23510.4%
136DANVILLE MIDDLENEW BRAUNFELS, TXCOMAL ISD92140.4%
137COMFORT MIDDLECOMFORT, TXCOMFORT ISD23110.4%
138HIGHLAND MIDDLEFORT WORTH, TXEAGLE MT-SAGINAW ISD70030.4%
139MARINE CREEK MIDDLEFORT WORTH, TXEAGLE MT-SAGINAW ISD92640.4%
140HAMSHIRE-FANNETT MIDDLEBEAUMONT, TXHAMSHIRE-FANNETT ISD46920.4%
141RIVERWOOD MIDDLEKINGWOOD, TXHUMBLE ISD1,16150.4%
142STEM ACADEMY AT GRIFFIN MIDDLETHE COLONY, TXLEWISVILLE ISD69730.4%
143TRUETT WILSON MIDDLEHASLET, TXNORTHWEST ISD94140.4%
144VALLEY VIEW MIDDLEVALLEY VIEW, TXVALLEY VIEW ISD23410.4%
145DUBLIN INTDUBLIN, TXDUBLIN ISD23910.4%
146HILL COUNTRY MIDDLEAUSTIN, TXEANES ISD94640.4%
147HORNEDO MIDDLEEL PASO, TXEL PASO ISD1,44260.4%
148LONE OAK MIDDLELONE OAK, TXLONE OAK ISD23610.4%
149WISDOM PREP MIDDLEDALLAS, TXUPLIFT EDUCATION49320.4%
150ARP J HARP, TXARP ISD24510.4%
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