The public schools with the highest share of White students in Wise County, Texas
28 public schools in Wise 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. PARADISE INT leads the list at 83.6%, against a median of 61.7% across the ranked schools.
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| # | School | City | % White |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | PARADISE INT | PARADISE, TX | 83.6%(188) |
| 2 | ALVORD MIDDLE | ALVORD, TX | 82.4%(150) |
| 3 | PARADISE MIDDLE | PARADISE, TX | 79.3%(253) |
| 4 | ALVORD H S | ALVORD, TX | 78.2%(176) |
| 5 | BOYD H S | BOYD, TX | 78.2%(326) |
| 6 | PARADISE H S | PARADISE, TX | 78.0%(291) |
| 7 | PARADISE EL | PARADISE, TX | 77.8%(322) |
| 8 | STEM ACADEMY AT ENIS EL | DECATUR, TX | 77.4%(294) |
| 9 | ALVORD EL | ALVORD, TX | 75.1%(328) |
| 10 | BOYD INT | BOYD, TX | 70.3%(149) |
| 11 | BOYD MIDDLE | BOYD, TX | 69.9%(151) |
| 12 | CHICO MIDDLE | CHICO, TX | 68.8%(84) |
| 13 | BOYD EL | BOYD, TX | 62.7%(339) |
| 14 | SLIDELL SCHOOLS | SLIDELL, TX | 61.8%(307) |
| 15 | CHICO EL | CHICO, TX | 61.6%(175) |
| 16 | CARSON EL | DECATUR, TX | 59.3%(290) |
| 17 | MCCARROLL MIDDLE | DECATUR, TX | 58.8%(493) |
| 18 | CHICO H S | CHICO, TX | 58.4%(97) |
| 19 | YOUNG EL | DECATUR, TX | 57.5%(256) |
| 20 | DECATUR H S | DECATUR, TX | 57.3%(666) |
| 21 | SEVEN HILLS EL | RHOME, TX | 55.3%(391) |
| 22 | BRIDGEPORT H S | BRIDGEPORT, TX | 44.8%(302) |
| 23 | BRIDGEPORT MIDDLE | BRIDGEPORT, TX | 42.9%(205) |
| 24 | BRIDGEPORT INT | BRIDGEPORT, TX | 42.8%(196) |
| 25 | CHISHOLM TRAIL MIDDLE | RHOME, TX | 42.4%(372) |
| 26 | BRIDGEPORT EL | BRIDGEPORT, TX | 35.8%(187) |
| 27 | RANN EL | DECATUR, TX | 35.5%(167) |
| 28 | PRAIRIE VIEW EL | RHOME, TX | 34.7%(250) |
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