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

This ranking covers the public schools with the highest share of White students in Taylor County, Texas, drawn from 41 qualifying public schools. Jim Ned Middle School leads the list at 84.9%, against a median of 41.0% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
41
Taylor County, Texas
Top % White
84.9%
Median % White
41.0%
MOST WHITE · TAYLOR COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsWhite students% White
1Jim Ned Middle SchoolTUSCOLA, TXJIM NED CISD24520884.9%
2Jim Ned High SchoolTUSCOLA, TXJIM NED CISD46437981.7%
3Jim Ned Intermediate SchoolTUSCOLA, TXJIM NED CISD41033381.2%
4Buffalo Gap Elementary SchoolBUFFALO GAP, TXJIM NED CISD22417779.0%
5Lawn Elementary SchoolLAWN, TXJIM NED CISD29621372.0%
6Merkel Elementary SchoolMERKEL, TXMERKEL ISD56339870.7%
7Merkel High SchoolMERKEL, TXMERKEL ISD28119770.1%
8Merkel Middle SchoolMERKEL, TXMERKEL ISD24616466.7%
9Trent Independent School DistrictTRENT, TXTRENT ISD1449666.7%
10Wylie High SchoolABILENE, TXWYLIE ISD1,53796262.6%
11Wylie West Intermediate SchoolABILENE, TXWYLIE ISD46528661.5%
12Wylie West Junior High SchoolABILENE, TXWYLIE ISD1,03863861.5%
13Wylie West Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXWYLIE ISD67341261.2%
14Wylie East Intermediate SchoolABILENE, TXWYLIE ISD38423561.2%
15Wylie East Junior High SchoolABILENE, TXWYLIE ISD54032860.7%
16Wylie East Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXWYLIE ISD77646259.5%
17Academy for Technology Engineering Math & ScienceABILENE, TXABILENE ISD38422358.1%
18Premier H S of AbileneABILENE, TXPREMIER HIGH SCHOOLS17610157.4%
19Austin Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD72936750.3%
20Wylie West Early Childhood CenterABILENE, TXWYLIE ISD1939649.7%
21Alcorta Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD41016841.0%
22Taylor Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD66227140.9%
23Dyess Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD62125440.9%
24Madison Middle SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD77030840.0%
25Ward Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD50219639.0%
26Cooper High SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD1,57053233.9%
27Bonham Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD48115832.9%
28Bassetti Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD54617532.0%
29Bowie Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD47314931.5%
30Craig Middle SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD77124031.1%
31Abilene High SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD1,79852529.2%
32Stafford Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD47312827.1%
33Woodson Center for ExcellenceABILENE, TXABILENE ISD1123026.8%
34Clack Middle SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD69318326.4%
35Mann Middle SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD77620426.3%
36Long Early Learning CenterABILENE, TXABILENE ISD69216323.6%
37Purcell Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD53711822.0%
38Thomas Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD3787519.8%
39Martinez Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD3714512.1%
40Crockett Early HeadstartABILENE, TXABILENE ISD1311410.7%
41Ortiz Elementary SchoolABILENE, TXABILENE ISD523356.7%
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Racial and ethnic enrollment shares are factual figures reported by each school to the federal government (NCES). This list describes the composition of student bodies and is not an evaluation or endorsement of any school.

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