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The public schools with the highest share of White students in Bell County, Texas

100 public schools in Bell County, Texas appear in this ranking of the public schools with the highest share of White students, ranked by the share of students who are White, from federal NCES enrollment data. HOLLAND MIDDLE leads the list at 70.1%, against a median of 24.7% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

100

Bell County, Texas

Top % White

70.1%

Median % White

24.7%

MOST WHITE · BELL COUNTY, TEXAS

#	School	City	District	Students	% White
1	HOLLAND MIDDLE	HOLLAND, TX	HOLLAND ISD	147	70.1%(103)
2	LAKEWOOD EL	BELTON, TX	BELTON ISD	572	69.9%(400)
3	SALADO H S	SALADO, TX	SALADO ISD	769	68.1%(524)
4	HOLLAND EL	HOLLAND, TX	HOLLAND ISD	316	68.0%(215)
5	SALADO MIDDLE	SALADO, TX	SALADO ISD	587	67.1%(394)
6	HOLLAND H S	HOLLAND, TX	HOLLAND ISD	183	66.1%(121)
7	SPARTA EL	BELTON, TX	BELTON ISD	549	65.8%(361)
8	THOMAS ARNOLD EL	SALADO, TX	SALADO ISD	1,073	64.6%(693)
9	TROY H S	TROY, TX	TROY ISD	502	63.0%(316)
10	ROGERS MIDDLE	ROGERS, TX	ROGERS ISD	213	62.9%(134)
11	ROGERS H S	ROGERS, TX	ROGERS ISD	271	60.5%(164)
12	HIGH POINT EL	TEMPLE, TX	BELTON ISD	563	60.2%(339)
13	ACADEMY INT	LITTLE RIVER, TX	ACADEMY ISD	444	59.5%(264)
14	ACADEMY EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER	LITTLE RIVER, TX	ACADEMY ISD	167	59.3%(99)
15	BELTON NEW TECH H S AT WASKOW	BELTON, TX	BELTON ISD	284	58.1%(165)
16	ACADEMY H S	LITTLE RIVER, TX	ACADEMY ISD	546	57.9%(316)
17	LAKE BELTON MIDDLE	TEMPLE, TX	BELTON ISD	803	57.8%(464)
18	EDNA BIGHAM MAYS EL	TROY, TX	TROY ISD	443	57.3%(254)
19	ACADEMY MIDDLE	LITTLE RIVER, TX	ACADEMY ISD	417	56.4%(235)
20	TROY EL	TROY, TX	TROY ISD	379	56.2%(213)
21	RAYMOND MAYS MIDDLE	TROY, TX	TROY ISD	408	55.9%(228)
22	ACADEMY EL	LITTLE RIVER, TX	ACADEMY ISD	258	55.4%(143)
23	ROGERS EL	ROGERS, TX	ROGERS ISD	408	55.4%(226)
24	LAKE BELTON H S	TEMPLE, TX	BELTON ISD	2,300	51.5%(1,184)
25	BELTON MIDDLE	BELTON, TX	BELTON ISD	661	51.0%(337)
26	JOE M PIRTLE EL	TEMPLE, TX	BELTON ISD	575	48.0%(276)
27	LEON HEIGHTS EL	BELTON, TX	BELTON ISD	184	47.8%(88)
28	NOLAN CREEK SCHOOL	BELTON, TX	ORENDA CHARTER SCHOOL	109	46.8%(51)
29	NORTH BELTON MIDDLE	TEMPLE, TX	BELTON ISD	979	46.5%(455)
30	CHARTER OAK EL	TEMPLE, TX	BELTON ISD	602	44.9%(270)
31	JAMES L BURRELL EL	TEMPLE, TX	BELTON ISD	466	44.0%(205)
32	BELTON H S	BELTON, TX	BELTON ISD	1,763	39.9%(703)
33	HUBBARD BRANCH EL	BELTON, TX	BELTON ISD	514	37.9%(195)
34	MEADOWS EL	FORT CAVAZOS, TX	KILLEEN ISD	912	36.0%(328)
35	BELTON EARLY CHILDHOOD SCHOOL	BELTON, TX	BELTON ISD	494	35.6%(176)
36	TARVER EL	TEMPLE, TX	BELTON ISD	494	33.4%(165)
37	CHISHOLM TRAIL EL	BELTON, TX	BELTON ISD	766	33.3%(255)
38	MILLER HEIGHTS EL	BELTON, TX	BELTON ISD	283	33.2%
39	RICHARD E CAVAZOS EL	NOLANVILLE, TX	KILLEEN ISD	567	32.6%(185)
40	UNION GROVE MIDDLE	HARKER HEIGHTS, TX	KILLEEN ISD	733	28.8%(211)
41	WESTERN HILLS EL	TEMPLE, TX	TEMPLE ISD	417	28.3%(118)
42	NOLANVILLE EL	NOLANVILLE, TX	KILLEEN ISD	619	27.6%(171)
43	KENNEDY-POWELL EL	TEMPLE, TX	TEMPLE ISD	384	27.6%(106)
44	HARKER HEIGHTS H S	HARKER HEIGHTS, TX	KILLEEN ISD	2,192	26.3%(577)
45	MOUNTAIN VIEW EL	HARKER HEIGHTS, TX	KILLEEN ISD	765	25.8%(197)
46	CATER EL	TEMPLE, TX	TEMPLE ISD	309	25.6%
47	SCOTT EL	TEMPLE, TX	TEMPLE ISD	442	25.3%(112)
48	JEFFERSON EL	TEMPLE, TX	TEMPLE ISD	504	25.2%(127)
49	SKIPCHA EL	HARKER HEIGHTS, TX	KILLEEN ISD	937	25.0%(234)
50	NOLAN MIDDLE	HARKER HEIGHTS, TX	KILLEEN ISD	1,068	24.9%(266)

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