The public schools with the highest share of White students in Texas · page 2

Ranks 51–100 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 students	% White
51	REDWATER EL	REDWATER, TX	REDWATER ISD	329	285	86.6%
52	COLMESNEIL JH/HS	COLMESNEIL, TX	COLMESNEIL ISD	194	168	86.6%
53	VIDOR J H	VIDOR, TX	VIDOR ISD	612	527	86.1%
54	WEST HARDIN EL	SARATOGA, TX	WEST HARDIN COUNTY CISD	280	241	86.1%
55	REDWATER INT	REDWATER, TX	REDWATER ISD	251	216	86.1%
56	RED LICK EL	TEXARKANA, TX	RED LICK ISD	270	232	85.9%
57	ALBA-GOLDEN H S	ALBA, TX	ALBA-GOLDEN ISD	433	372	85.9%
58	RED LICK MIDDLE	TEXARKANA, TX	RED LICK ISD	234	201	85.9%
59	MALTA EL	NEW BOSTON, TX	MALTA ISD	223	191	85.7%
60	SLOCUM PK - 8	ELKHART, TX	SLOCUM ISD	237	203	85.7%
61	TOLAR J H	TOLAR, TX	TOLAR ISD	194	166	85.6%
62	HUNTINGTON MIDDLE	HUNTINGTON, TX	HUNTINGTON ISD	339	290	85.5%
63	CRAWFORD H S	CRAWFORD, TX	CRAWFORD ISD	318	272	85.5%
64	SAINT JO H S	SAINT JO, TX	SAINT JO ISD	145	124	85.5%
65	VIDOR H S	VIDOR, TX	VIDOR ISD	1,175	1,003	85.4%
66	WARREN J H	WARREN, TX	WARREN ISD	286	244	85.3%
67	LIPAN H S	LIPAN, TX	LIPAN ISD	249	212	85.1%
68	PINE FOREST EL	VIDOR, TX	VIDOR ISD	525	447	85.1%
69	SPURGER EL	SPURGER, TX	SPURGER ISD	235	200	85.1%
70	WARREN EL	WARREN, TX	WARREN ISD	389	331	85.1%
71	HOLLIDAY MIDDLE	HOLLIDAY, TX	HOLLIDAY ISD	261	222	85.1%
72	LAPOYNOR EL	LARUE, TX	LAPOYNOR ISD	214	182	85.0%
73	BLUM ISD	BLUM, TX	BLUM ISD	334	284	85.0%
74	JIM NED MIDDLE	TUSCOLA, TX	JIM NED CISD	245	208	84.9%
75	CLAUDE SCHOOLS	CLAUDE, TX	CLAUDE ISD	297	252	84.8%
76	BULLARD MIDDLE	BULLARD, TX	BULLARD ISD	478	405	84.7%
77	BROCK INT	BROCK, TX	BROCK ISD	530	449	84.7%
78	HENRIETTA H S	HENRIETTA, TX	HENRIETTA ISD	268	227	84.7%
79	LUMBERTON PRI	LUMBERTON, TX	LUMBERTON ISD	574	486	84.7%
80	WARREN H S	WARREN, TX	WARREN ISD	339	287	84.7%
81	UNION GROVE EL	GLADEWATER, TX	UNION GROVE ISD	376	318	84.6%
82	HUNTINGTON EL	HUNTINGTON, TX	HUNTINGTON ISD	491	414	84.3%
83	SANFORD-FRITCH J H	FRITCH, TX	SANFORD-FRITCH ISD	165	139	84.2%
84	MIAMI SCHOOL	MIAMI, TX	MIAMI ISD	177	149	84.2%
85	DEWEYVILLE EL	ORANGE, TX	DEWEYVILLE ISD	270	227	84.1%
86	MICHAEL M BOONE EL	DALLAS, TX	HIGHLAND PARK ISD	464	390	84.0%
87	BROCK EL	BROCK, TX	BROCK ISD	513	431	84.0%
88	BULLARD EARLY CHILDHOOD	BULLARD, TX	BULLARD ISD	249	209	83.9%
89	HYER EL	DALLAS, TX	HIGHLAND PARK ISD	485	407	83.9%
90	PRAIRILAND J H	PATTONVILLE, TX	PRAIRILAND ISD	260	218	83.8%
91	HOLLIDAY H S	HOLLIDAY, TX	HOLLIDAY ISD	365	306	83.8%
92	ALBA-GOLDEN EL	ALBA, TX	ALBA-GOLDEN ISD	383	321	83.8%
93	DEPORT EL	DEPORT, TX	PRAIRILAND ISD	154	129	83.8%
94	W F GEORGE MIDDLE	IOWA PARK, TX	IOWA PARK CISD	430	360	83.7%
95	WHITE OAK MIDDLE	WHITE OAK, TX	WHITE OAK ISD	362	303	83.7%
96	LUMBERTON H S	LUMBERTON, TX	LUMBERTON ISD	1,232	1,031	83.7%
97	LUMBERTON INT	LUMBERTON, TX	LUMBERTON ISD	987	825	83.6%
98	BLOSSOM EL	BLOSSOM, TX	PRAIRILAND ISD	408	341	83.6%
99	BECKVILLE JR-SR HIGH SCHOOL	BECKVILLE, TX	BECKVILLE ISD	347	290	83.6%
100	PARADISE INT	PARADISE, TX	PARADISE ISD	225	188	83.6%

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