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

Ranks 151–200 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
151	SHALLOWATER MIDDLE	SHALLOWATER, TX	SHALLOWATER ISD	397	66.3%(263)
152	HALLSVILLE INT	HALLSVILLE, TX	HALLSVILLE ISD	759	66.1%(502)
153	ARP J H	ARP, TX	ARP ISD	245	66.1%(162)
154	VAN J H	VAN, TX	VAN ISD	360	66.1%(238)
155	EARLY MIDDLE	EARLY, TX	EARLY ISD	230	66.1%(152)
156	MT VERNON MIDDLE	MOUNT VERNON, TX	MOUNT VERNON ISD	456	66.0%(301)
157	CHINA SPRING INT	WACO, TX	CHINA SPRING ISD	491	66.0%(324)
158	SEYMOUR MIDDLE	SEYMOUR, TX	SEYMOUR ISD	188	66.0%(124)
159	THRALL MIDDLE	THRALL, TX	THRALL ISD	287	65.8%(189)
160	VAN ALSTYNE MIDDLE	VAN ALSTYNE, TX	VAN ALSTYNE ISD	433	65.6%(284)
161	AXTELL MIDDLE SCHOOL	AXTELL, TX	AXTELL ISD	171	65.5%(112)
162	HONEY GROVE MIDDLE	HONEY GROVE, TX	HONEY GROVE ISD	142	65.5%(93)
163	HILL COUNTRY MIDDLE	AUSTIN, TX	EANES ISD	946	65.4%(619)
164	BLUE RIDGE MIDDLE	BLUE RIDGE, TX	BLUE RIDGE ISD	240	65.4%(157)
165	E J MOSS INT	LINDALE, TX	LINDALE ISD	1,082	65.2%(705)
166	TOM AND NITA NICHOLS MIDDLE	BURLESON, TX	JOSHUA ISD	654	65.1%(426)
167	HARPOOL MIDDLE	LANTANA, TX	DENTON ISD	860	65.0%(559)
168	GLEN ROSE J H SCHOOL	GLEN ROSE, TX	GLEN ROSE ISD	497	65.0%(323)
169	GRAND SALINE MIDDLE	GRAND SALINE, TX	GRAND SALINE ISD	293	64.8%(190)
170	SANGER SIXTH GRADE CAMPUS	SANGER, TX	SANGER ISD	213	64.8%(138)
171	SABINE INT	GLADEWATER, TX	SABINE ISD	243	64.6%(157)
172	MAYPEARL MIDDLE	MAYPEARL, TX	MAYPEARL ISD	265	64.5%(171)
173	GATESVILLE INT	GATESVILLE, TX	GATESVILLE ISD	599	64.4%(386)
174	PLEASANT GROVE MIDDLE	TEXARKANA, TX	PLEASANT GROVE ISD	537	64.4%(346)
175	ORE CITY MIDDLE	ORE CITY, TX	ORE CITY ISD	191	64.4%(123)
176	BURKBURNETT MIDDLE	BURKBURNETT, TX	BURKBURNETT ISD	743	64.2%(477)
177	EDWARDS-JOHNSON MEMORIAL MIDDLE	SILSBEE, TX	SILSBEE ISD	597	64.2%(383)
178	FRIENDSWOOD J H	FRIENDSWOOD, TX	FRIENDSWOOD ISD	1,530	64.1%(981)
179	LINCOLN J H	COLDSPRING, TX	COLDSPRING-OAKHURST CISD	323	64.1%(207)
180	STEM ACADEMY AT CLAYTON DOWNING MIDDLE	FLOWER MOUND, TX	LEWISVILLE ISD	531	64.0%(340)
181	NEW WAVERLY J H	NEW WAVERLY, TX	NEW WAVERLY ISD	253	64.0%(162)
182	COOPER J H	COOPER, TX	COOPER ISD	189	64.0%(121)
183	BEE CAVE MIDDLE	AUSTIN, TX	LAKE TRAVIS ISD	861	64.0%(551)
184	MABANK INT	MABANK, TX	MABANK ISD	610	63.9%(390)
185	GRAPELAND J H	GRAPELAND, TX	GRAPELAND ISD	104	63.5%(66)
186	WODEN J H	WODEN, TX	WODEN ISD	194	63.4%(123)
187	WHITEHOUSE J H	WHITEHOUSE, TX	WHITEHOUSE ISD	751	63.4%(476)
188	WHITNEY MIDDLE	WHITNEY, TX	WHITNEY ISD	329	63.2%(208)
189	JEFFERSON J H	JEFFERSON, TX	JEFFERSON ISD	307	63.2%(194)
190	INDIAN SPRINGS MIDDLE	KELLER, TX	KELLER ISD	891	63.2%(563)
191	PERKINS MIDDLE	DE LEON, TX	DE LEON ISD	133	63.2%(84)
192	INDUSTRIAL J H	VANDERBILT, TX	INDUSTRIAL ISD	254	63.0%(160)
193	KELLER MIDDLE	KELLER, TX	KELLER ISD	894	63.0%(563)
194	VAN ALSTYNE J H	VAN ALSTYNE, TX	VAN ALSTYNE ISD	405	63.0%(255)
195	SMITHSON VALLEY MIDDLE	SPRING BRANCH, TX	COMAL ISD	880	63.0%(554)
196	IDALOU MIDDLE	IDALOU, TX	IDALOU ISD	286	62.9%(180)
197	ROGERS MIDDLE	ROGERS, TX	ROGERS ISD	213	62.9%(134)
198	MABANK J H	MABANK, TX	MABANK ISD	652	62.9%(410)
199	MT VALLEY MIDDLE	CANYON LAKE, TX	COMAL ISD	781	62.9%(491)
200	LAGO VISTA MIDDLE	LAGO VISTA, TX	LAGO VISTA ISD	435	62.5%(272)

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