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The lowest-poverty (most affluent) public schools in Texas · page 40

Ranks 1,951–2,000 of the lowest-poverty (most affluent) public schools in Texas. Back to page 1.

LOWEST POVERTY · TEXAS

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1951	SAVANNAH LAKES EL	ROSHARON, TX	ALVIN ISD	Elementary	785	45.7%
1952	RAMIREZ EL	LUBBOCK, TX	LUBBOCK ISD	Elementary	470	45.7%
1953	THE COLONY H S	THE COLONY, TX	LEWISVILLE ISD	High	1,803	45.8%
1954	WHITEWRIGHT EL	WHITEWRIGHT, TX	WHITEWRIGHT ISD	Elementary	389	45.8%
1955	CEDAR HILL COLLEGIATE PREP	CEDAR HILL, TX	CEDAR HILL ISD	Elementary	520	45.8%
1956	LIVE OAK EL	AUSTIN, TX	ROUND ROCK ISD	Elementary	391	45.8%
1957	DEARING EL	ROUND ROCK, TX	PFLUGERVILLE ISD	Elementary	474	45.8%
1958	WHITEWRIGHT MIDDLE	WHITEWRIGHT, TX	WHITEWRIGHT ISD	Middle	190	45.8%
1959	FALCON RIDGE EL	HUFFMAN, TX	HUFFMAN ISD	Elementary	677	45.8%
1960	FARWELL J H	FARWELL, TX	FARWELL ISD	Middle	131	45.8%
1961	GREGORY-PORTLAND MIDDLE	PORTLAND, TX	GREGORY-PORTLAND ISD	Middle	1,148	45.8%
1962	PATRICIA KNOWLES EL	CEDAR PARK, TX	LEANDER ISD	Elementary	683	45.8%
1963	HENDRICK MIDDLE	PLANO, TX	PLANO ISD	Middle	528	45.8%
1964	VERIBEST EL	VERIBEST, TX	VERIBEST ISD	Elementary	120	45.8%
1965	CITY VIEW EL	AMARILLO, TX	CANYON ISD	Elementary	698	45.8%
1966	O'BRYANT INT	BELLVILLE, TX	BELLVILLE ISD	Elementary	266	45.9%
1967	OAK RIDGE EL	LUBBOCK, TX	FRENSHIP ISD	Elementary	678	45.9%
1968	JOHN ARREDONDO EL	RICHMOND, TX	LAMAR CISD	Elementary	678	45.9%
1969	BRIDGE CITY EL	BRIDGE CITY, TX	BRIDGE CITY ISD	Elementary	813	45.9%
1970	KATHERINE JOHNSON TECHNOLOGY MAGNET ACADEMY	DESOTO, TX	DESOTO ISD	Elementary	536	45.9%
1971	SWEENY H S	SWEENY, TX	SWEENY ISD	High	597	45.9%
1972	OUIDA BALEY MIDDLE	ROYSE CITY, TX	ROYSE CITY ISD	Middle	1,224	45.9%
1973	SAN JACINTO EL	DEER PARK, TX	DEER PARK ISD	Elementary	862	45.9%
1974	SMYER SCHOOLS	SMYER, TX	SMYER ISD	Combined	431	45.9%
1975	BLOOMING GROVE JH	BLOOMING GROVE, TX	BLOOMING GROVE ISD	Middle	198	46.0%
1976	ELLA SCHORLEMMER EL	VICTORIA, TX	VICTORIA ISD	Elementary	459	46.0%
1977	DAGGETT MONTESSORI	FT WORTH, TX	FORT WORTH ISD	Elementary	546	46.0%
1978	HUDSON H S	LUFKIN, TX	HUDSON ISD	High	783	46.0%
1979	DOVE EL	GRAPEVINE, TX	GRAPEVINE-COLLEYVILLE ISD	Elementary	411	46.0%
1980	CARTHAGE H S	CARTHAGE, TX	CARTHAGE ISD	High	785	46.0%
1981	HUNTINGTON MIDDLE	HUNTINGTON, TX	HUNTINGTON ISD	Middle	339	46.0%
1982	NICHOLS SAWMILL EL	MAGNOLIA, TX	MAGNOLIA ISD	Elementary	671	46.1%
1983	CHARLES A FORBES MIDDLE	GEORGETOWN, TX	GEORGETOWN ISD	Middle	803	46.1%
1984	MILES EL	MILES, TX	MILES ISD	Elementary	269	46.1%
1985	DETROIT H S	DETROIT, TX	DETROIT ISD	High	154	46.1%
1986	E J MOSS INT	LINDALE, TX	LINDALE ISD	Middle	1,082	46.1%
1987	HERMLEIGH SCHOOL	HERMLEIGH, TX	HERMLEIGH ISD	Combined	258	46.1%
1988	KIRBYVILLE H S	KIRBYVILLE, TX	KIRBYVILLE CISD	High	427	46.1%
1989	KENT EL	CARROLLTON, TX	CARROLLTON-FARMERS BRANCH ISD	Elementary	416	46.2%
1990	HUTCHINSON MIDDLE	LUBBOCK, TX	LUBBOCK ISD	Middle	845	46.2%
1991	CORA THOMAS EL	RICHMOND, TX	LAMAR CISD	Elementary	678	46.2%
1992	BEAR CREEK EL	EULESS, TX	GRAPEVINE-COLLEYVILLE ISD	Elementary	524	46.2%
1993	MALTA EL	NEW BOSTON, TX	MALTA ISD	Elementary	223	46.2%
1994	HARMONY SCHOOL OF INNOVATION - DALLAS	DALLAS, TX	HARMONY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - NORTH TEXAS	High	539	46.2%
1995	BUNA J H	BUNA, TX	BUNA ISD	Middle	318	46.2%
1996	SMITH EL	LUBBOCK, TX	LUBBOCK ISD	Elementary	491	46.2%
1997	VICKERS EL	VICTORIA, TX	VICTORIA ISD	Elementary	510	46.3%
1998	PREMIER H S OF MIDLAND	MIDLAND, TX	PREMIER HIGH SCHOOLS	High	162	46.3%
1999	HICO H S	HICO, TX	HICO ISD	High	324	46.3%
2000	MOULTON H S	MOULTON, TX	MOULTON ISD	High	123	46.3%

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