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The public middle schools with the highest share of Pacific Islander students in Texas · page 4

Ranks 151–200 of the public schools with the highest share of Pacific Islander students in Texas. Back to page 1.

MOST PACIFIC ISLANDER · TEXAS

#	School	City	District	Students	Pacific Islander students	% Pacific Islander
151	SAM RAYBURN	BRYAN, TX	BRYAN ISD	728	3	0.4%
152	HUGHES MIDDLE	BURLESON, TX	BURLESON ISD	965	4	0.4%
153	HERITAGE MIDDLE	COLLEYVILLE, TX	GRAPEVINE-COLLEYVILLE ISD	724	3	0.4%
154	JIM NED MIDDLE	TUSCOLA, TX	JIM NED CISD	245	1	0.4%
155	ARMSTRONG MIDDLE	PLANO, TX	PLANO ISD	490	2	0.4%
156	WEST RUSK MIDDLE	NEW LONDON, TX	WEST RUSK COUNTY CONSOLIDATED ISD	242	1	0.4%
157	WOODLAKE HILLS COLLEGE PREPARATORY 6TH GRADE	SAN ANTONIO, TX	JUDSON ISD	241	1	0.4%
158	BAY CITY J H	BAY CITY, TX	BAY CITY ISD	750	3	0.4%
159	BURKBURNETT MIDDLE	BURKBURNETT, TX	BURKBURNETT ISD	743	3	0.4%
160	YORK J H	SPRING, TX	CONROE ISD	2,009	8	0.4%
161	IRONS J H	CONROE, TX	CONROE ISD	1,242	5	0.4%
162	CROCKETT J H	CROCKETT, TX	CROCKETT ISD	248	1	0.4%
163	WEBB MIDDLE	GARLAND, TX	GARLAND ISD	989	4	0.4%
164	HUTTO MIDDLE	HUTTO, TX	HUTTO ISD	746	3	0.4%
165	MCKAMY MIDDLE	FLOWER MOUND, TX	LEWISVILLE ISD	757	3	0.4%
166	PINE VALLEY MIDDLE	PORTER, TX	NEW CANEY ISD	741	3	0.4%
167	REDWATER INT	REDWATER, TX	REDWATER ISD	251	1	0.4%
168	SNYDER J H	SNYDER, TX	SNYDER ISD	498	2	0.4%
169	NOLAN RYAN J H	PEARLAND, TX	ALVIN ISD	777	3	0.4%
170	SHACKELFORD J H	ARLINGTON, TX	ARLINGTON ISD	510	2	0.4%
171	GARCIA YMLA	AUSTIN, TX	AUSTIN ISD	255	1	0.4%
172	ED WILLKIE MIDDLE	FORT WORTH, TX	EAGLE MT-SAGINAW ISD	775	3	0.4%
173	GREENVILLE MIDDLE	GREENVILLE, TX	GREENVILLE ISD	771	3	0.4%
174	G W HARBY J H	ALVIN, TX	ALVIN ISD	781	3	0.4%
175	GRAPE CREEK MIDDLE	SAN ANGELO, TX	GRAPE CREEK ISD	262	1	0.4%
176	VISTA RIDGE MIDDLE	FORT WORTH, TX	KELLER ISD	786	3	0.4%
177	JOHN M TIDWELL MIDDLE	ROANOKE, TX	NORTHWEST ISD	1,062	4	0.4%
178	BOBBY SUMMERS MIDDLE	FATE, TX	ROYSE CITY ISD	1,066	4	0.4%
179	LONE STAR MIDDLE	SAN ANGELO, TX	SAN ANGELO ISD	790	3	0.4%
180	EDWIN M WELLS MIDDLE	HOUSTON, TX	SPRING ISD	796	3	0.4%
181	WINONA MIDDLE	WINONA, TX	WINONA ISD	265	1	0.4%
182	RATHER L H	BONHAM, TX	BONHAM ISD	271	1	0.4%
183	LAURA B WALLACE MIDDLE	KYLE, TX	HAYS CISD	831	3	0.4%
184	WELLBORN MIDDLE	COLLEGE STATION, TX	COLLEGE STATION ISD	843	3	0.4%
185	KLENTZMAN INT	HOUSTON, TX	ALIEF ISD	833	3	0.4%
186	RODEO PALMS J H	MANVEL, TX	ALVIN ISD	842	3	0.4%
187	HOUSTON MIDDLE	AMARILLO, TX	AMARILLO ISD	556	2	0.4%
188	BONHAM MIDDLE	ODESSA, TX	ECTOR COUNTY ISD	835	3	0.4%
189	B G HUDSON MIDDLE	SACHSE, TX	GARLAND ISD	1,099	4	0.4%
190	GEORGE WAGNER MIDDLE	GEORGETOWN, TX	GEORGETOWN ISD	837	3	0.4%
191	LITTLEFIELD J H	LITTLEFIELD, TX	LITTLEFIELD ISD	281	1	0.4%
192	LUNA MIDDLE	SAN ANTONIO, TX	NORTHSIDE ISD	1,114	4	0.4%
193	THOMPSON INT	HOUSTON, TX	PASADENA ISD	835	3	0.4%
194	PEASTER J H	WEATHERFORD, TX	PEASTER ISD	277	1	0.4%
195	PLAINVIEW INT	PLAINVIEW, TX	PLAINVIEW ISD	554	2	0.4%
196	SCHIMELPFENIG MIDDLE	PLANO, TX	PLANO ISD	826	3	0.4%
197	MATTEI MIDDLE	PRINCETON, TX	PRINCETON ISD	839	3	0.4%
198	LAMAR MIDDLE	TEMPLE, TX	TEMPLE ISD	553	2	0.4%
199	BARBERS HILL MIDDLE NORTH	MONT BELVIEU, TX	BARBERS HILL ISD	570	2	0.3%
200	PIEPER RANCH MIDDLE	SAN ANTONIO, TX	COMAL ISD	1,140	4	0.3%

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