The public schools with the highest share of White students in Texas · page 43

Ranks 2,101–2,150 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
2101	TRENT MIDDLE	FRISCO, TX	FRISCO ISD	697	43.3%(302)
2102	UME MANSFIELD EL	MANSFIELD, TX	UME PREPARATORY ACADEMY	217	43.3%(94)
2103	LIVE OAK LEARNING CENTER	ROCKPORT, TX	ROCKPORT-FULTON ISD	711	43.3%(308)
2104	BONHAM EL	SAN ANGELO, TX	SAN ANGELO ISD	571	43.3%(247)
2105	MAGNOLIA PARKWAY EL	MAGNOLIA, TX	MAGNOLIA ISD	680	43.2%(294)
2106	BROADWAY EL	SPRING, TX	CONROE ISD	914	43.2%(395)
2107	BRADY MIDDLE	BRADY, TX	BRADY ISD	206	43.2%(89)
2108	LARKSPUR EL	LEANDER, TX	LEANDER ISD	834	43.2%(360)
2109	SENDERA RANCH EL	HASLET, TX	NORTHWEST ISD	813	43.2%(351)
2110	ENCINO PARK EL	SAN ANTONIO, TX	NORTH EAST ISD	607	43.2%(262)
2111	FULTON EL	FULTON, TX	ROCKPORT-FULTON ISD	619	43.1%(267)
2112	SAM JOHNSON EL	CELINA, TX	PROSPER ISD	738	43.1%(318)
2113	PLEASANT VALLEY EL	AMARILLO, TX	AMARILLO ISD	195	43.1%(84)
2114	GRAND OAKS EL	TOMBALL, TX	TOMBALL ISD	548	43.1%(236)
2115	TERRELL EL	DENISON, TX	DENISON ISD	432	43.1%(186)
2116	TASCOSA H S	AMARILLO, TX	AMARILLO ISD	2,176	43.0%(936)
2117	BRADY EL	BRADY, TX	BRADY ISD	458	43.0%(197)
2118	NEEDVILLE J H	NEEDVILLE, TX	NEEDVILLE ISD	565	43.0%(243)
2119	DANVILLE MIDDLE	NEW BRAUNFELS, TX	COMAL ISD	921	43.0%(396)
2120	TATUM MIDDLE	TATUM, TX	TATUM ISD	321	43.0%(138)
2121	CUERO H S	CUERO, TX	CUERO ISD	647	43.0%(278)
2122	PRINGLE-MORSE SCHOOLS	MORSE, TX	PRINGLE-MORSE CISD	128	43.0%(55)
2123	KRESS EL	KRESS, TX	KRESS ISD	135	43.0%(58)
2124	TERRIE MCNABB MIDDLE	AUBREY, TX	AUBREY ISD	978	42.9%(420)
2125	AB HARRISON INT	WYLIE, TX	WYLIE ISD	1,093	42.9%(469)
2126	BIVINS EL	AMARILLO, TX	AMARILLO ISD	415	42.9%(178)
2127	BRIDGEPORT MIDDLE	BRIDGEPORT, TX	BRIDGEPORT ISD	478	42.9%(205)
2128	FRANK MCMILLAN J H	WYLIE, TX	WYLIE ISD	1,011	42.8%(433)
2129	CREEKSIDE PARK J H	THE WOODLANDS, TX	TOMBALL ISD	1,219	42.8%(522)
2130	HARDY OAK EL	SAN ANTONIO, TX	NORTH EAST ISD	612	42.8%(262)
2131	BRIDGEPORT INT	BRIDGEPORT, TX	BRIDGEPORT ISD	458	42.8%(196)
2132	VISTA RIDGE H S	CEDAR PARK, TX	LEANDER ISD	2,480	42.8%(1,061)
2133	GATEWAY EL	BORGER, TX	BORGER ISD	311	42.8%(133)
2134	KILGORE H S	KILGORE, TX	KILGORE ISD	1,167	42.8%(499)
2135	PILOT POINT H S	PILOT POINT, TX	PILOT POINT ISD	482	42.7%(206)
2136	DR TERRY ROBBINS MIDDLE	LUFKIN, TX	PINEYWOODS COMMUNITY ACADEMY	260	42.7%(111)
2137	PLEASANT HILL EL	LEANDER, TX	LEANDER ISD	720	42.6%(307)
2138	ALDRIDGE EL	RICHARDSON, TX	PLANO ISD	462	42.6%(197)
2139	CLEBURNE H S	CLEBURNE, TX	CLEBURNE ISD	1,849	42.6%(788)
2140	GENE M REED EL	ALLEN, TX	ALLEN ISD	486	42.6%(207)
2141	NAVARRO EL	SEGUIN, TX	NAVARRO ISD	719	42.6%(306)
2142	WYLIE EAST H S	WYLIE, TX	WYLIE ISD	2,709	42.6%(1,153)
2143	TRINITY CHARTER SCHOOLS - LOCKHART CAMPUS	LOCKHART, TX	TRINITY CHARTER SCHOOL	134	42.5%(57)
2144	HERITAGE MIDDLE	LUBBOCK, TX	FRENSHIP ISD	821	42.5%(349)
2145	CHARLOTTE COX EL	CEDAR PARK, TX	LEANDER ISD	534	42.5%(227)
2146	LIZZIE NELL CUNDIFF MCCLURE EL	MCKINNEY, TX	MCKINNEY ISD	661	42.5%(281)
2147	RONALD REAGAN EL	CEDAR PARK, TX	LEANDER ISD	800	42.5%(340)
2148	ALVARADO H S	ALVARADO, TX	ALVARADO ISD	1,163	42.5%(494)
2149	A P BEUTEL EL	LAKE JACKSON, TX	BRAZOSPORT ISD	572	42.5%(243)
2150	FREDERICKSBURG EL	FREDERICKSBURG, TX	FREDERICKSBURG ISD	765	42.5%(325)

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