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The public middle schools with the highest share of White students in Texas · page 17

Ranks 801–850 of the public schools with the highest share of White students in Texas. Back to page 1.

MOST WHITE · TEXAS

#	School	City	District	Students	% White
801	GREENVILLE MIDDLE	GREENVILLE, TX	GREENVILLE ISD	771	24.8%(191)
802	DALHART J H	DALHART, TX	DALHART ISD	412	24.8%(102)
803	SNYDER J H	SNYDER, TX	SNYDER ISD	498	24.7%(123)
804	DONALD J STOCKTON JH	CONROE, TX	CONROE ISD	1,367	24.6%(337)
805	KILLIAN MIDDLE	LEWISVILLE, TX	LEWISVILLE ISD	997	24.5%(244)
806	JONES INT SC	FORNEY, TX	FORNEY ISD	758	24.4%(185)
807	TRAVIS MIDDLE	PORT LAVACA, TX	CALHOUN COUNTY ISD	693	24.4%(169)
808	VETERANS MEMORIAL INT	CONROE, TX	CONROE ISD	767	24.4%(187)
809	BASTROP MIDDLE	BASTROP, TX	BASTROP ISD	875	24.3%(213)
810	VENUS MIDDLE	VENUS, TX	VENUS ISD	506	24.3%(123)
811	SOUTH BELTON MIDDLE	BELTON, TX	BELTON ISD	667	24.3%(162)
812	BONHAM MIDDLE	TEMPLE, TX	TEMPLE ISD	627	24.2%(152)
813	IRONS MIDDLE	LUBBOCK, TX	LUBBOCK ISD	636	24.2%(154)
814	CENTER MIDDLE	CENTER, TX	CENTER ISD	496	24.2%(120)
815	JAMES BOWIE MIDDLE	RICHMOND, TX	FORT BEND ISD	1,473	24.2%(356)
816	SCHINDEWOLF INT	KLEIN, TX	KLEIN ISD	1,087	24.1%(262)
817	RODRIGUEZ MIDDLE	OAK POINT, TX	DENTON ISD	612	24.0%(147)
818	FOSSIL HILL MIDDLE	FORT WORTH, TX	KELLER ISD	831	23.9%(199)
819	PFC ROBERT P HERNANDEZ MIDDLE	ROUND ROCK, TX	ROUND ROCK ISD	572	23.9%(137)
820	ULRICH INT	KLEIN, TX	KLEIN ISD	1,178	23.9%(282)
821	CHARLENE MCKINZEY MIDDLE	MANSFIELD, TX	MANSFIELD ISD	1,043	23.8%(248)
822	HOUSTON MIDDLE	AMARILLO, TX	AMARILLO ISD	556	23.7%(132)
823	NICHOLS INT	JACKSONVILLE, TX	JACKSONVILLE ISD	674	23.7%(160)
824	PEARLAND J H SOUTH	PEARLAND, TX	PEARLAND ISD	764	23.7%(181)
825	ARAGON MIDDLE	HOUSTON, TX	CYPRESS-FAIRBANKS ISD	1,424	23.7%(337)
826	LAURA B WALLACE MIDDLE	KYLE, TX	HAYS CISD	831	23.6%(196)
827	ALMA MARTINEZ INT	MANSFIELD, TX	MANSFIELD ISD	930	23.6%(219)
828	BLACK MIDDLE	HOUSTON, TX	HOUSTON ISD	1,364	23.5%(320)
829	WOODRIDGE FOREST MIDDLE	PORTER, TX	NEW CANEY ISD	1,371	23.4%(321)
830	ABELL J H	MIDLAND, TX	MIDLAND ISD	1,129	23.3%(263)
831	LIBERTY-EYLAU MIDDLE	TEXARKANA, TX	LIBERTY-EYLAU ISD	594	23.2%(138)
832	NAVASOTA J H	NAVASOTA, TX	NAVASOTA ISD	690	23.2%(160)
833	DRISCOLL MIDDLE	SAN ANTONIO, TX	NORTH EAST ISD	535	23.2%(124)
834	ATASCOCITA MIDDLE	HUMBLE, TX	HUMBLE ISD	986	23.1%(228)
835	BLOCKER MIDDLE	TEXAS CITY, TX	TEXAS CITY ISD	802	22.9%(184)
836	HARRIS MIDDLE	SAN ANTONIO, TX	NORTH EAST ISD	903	22.8%(206)
837	STRIPLING MIDDLE	FORT WORTH, TX	FORT WORTH ISD	518	22.8%(118)
838	PRAIRIE VISTA	FORT WORTH, TX	EAGLE MT-SAGINAW ISD	958	22.8%(218)
839	AUSTIN MIDDLE	GALVESTON, TX	GALVESTON ISD	392	22.7%
840	WESTWOOD MATH SCIENCE LEADERSHIP MAGNET	DALLAS, TX	RICHARDSON ISD	630	22.7%(143)
841	COLLINS INT	CORSICANA, TX	CORSICANA ISD	891	22.7%(202)
842	KEEFER CROSSING MIDDLE	NEW CANEY, TX	NEW CANEY ISD	1,271	22.7%(288)
843	WEIS	GALVESTON, TX	GALVESTON ISD	844	22.6%(191)
844	PAT HAGAN CHEEK MIDDLE	AUBREY, TX	DENTON ISD	885	22.5%(199)
845	STEVENSON MIDDLE	SAN ANTONIO, TX	NORTHSIDE ISD	779	22.5%(175)
846	CRANDALL MIDDLE	CRANDALL, TX	CRANDALL ISD	1,038	22.4%(233)
847	LEON H SABLATURA MIDDLE	PEARLAND, TX	PEARLAND ISD	878	22.4%(197)
848	RICHLAND MIDDLE	RICHLAND HILLS, TX	BIRDVILLE ISD	633	22.4%(142)
849	FRANKFORD MIDDLE	DALLAS, TX	PLANO ISD	839	22.4%(188)
850	FRY INT	TEXAS CITY, TX	TEXAS CITY ISD	769	22.4%(172)

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