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The public schools with the most Asian students in Grayson County, Texas

39 public schools in Grayson County, Texas appear in this ranking of the public schools with the most Asian students, ranked by the total number of Asian students enrolled. Sherman High School leads the list at 69, against a median of 4 across the ranked schools.

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MOST ASIAN (COUNT) · GRAYSON COUNTY, TEXAS

#	School	City	District	Students	% Asian	Asian students
1	Sherman High School	SHERMAN, TX	SHERMAN ISD	2,143	3.2%	69
2	Henry W Sory Elementary School	SHERMAN, TX	SHERMAN ISD	619	7.9%	49
3	Piner Middle School	SHERMAN, TX	SHERMAN ISD	831	3.7%	31
4	Van Alstyne High School	VAN ALSTYNE, TX	VAN ALSTYNE ISD	729	4.1%	30
5	Bob and Lola Sanford Elementary School	VAN ALSTYNE, TX	VAN ALSTYNE ISD	562	4.3%	24
6	Denison High School	DENISON, TX	DENISON ISD	1,351	1.3%	18
7	Wakefield Elementary School	SHERMAN, TX	SHERMAN ISD	324	5.6%	18
8	Dillingham Elementary School	SHERMAN, TX	SHERMAN ISD	710	2.3%	16
9	Percy W Neblett Elementary School	SHERMAN, TX	SHERMAN ISD	462	3.0%	14
10	Sherman Middle School	SHERMAN, TX	SHERMAN ISD	869	1.4%	12
11	Perrin Early Childhood Center	DENISON, TX	SHERMAN ISD	168	6.5%	11
12	Van Alstyne Junior High School	VAN ALSTYNE, TX	VAN ALSTYNE ISD	405	2.7%	11
13	Van Alstyne Middle School	VAN ALSTYNE, TX	VAN ALSTYNE ISD	433	2.1%	9
14	Pottsboro High School	POTTSBORO, TX	POTTSBORO ISD	460	1.5%	7
15	John and Nelda Partin Elementary School	VAN ALSTYNE, TX	VAN ALSTYNE ISD	483	1.4%	7
16	Hyde Park Elementary School	DENISON, TX	DENISON ISD	502	1.2%	6
17	Henry Scott Middle School	DENISON, TX	DENISON ISD	733	0.7%	5
18	B McDaniel Intermediate School	DENISON, TX	DENISON ISD	708	0.7%	5
19	Gunter High School	GUNTER, TX	GUNTER ISD	368	1.1%	4
20	Howe Middle School	HOWE, TX	HOWE ISD	281	1.4%	4
21	Bells High School	BELLS, TX	BELLS ISD	318	0.9%	3
22	Mayes Elementary School	DENISON, TX	DENISON ISD	508	0.6%	3
23	Gunter Middle School	GUNTER, TX	GUNTER ISD	375	0.8%	3
24	S and S Cons Middle School	SADLER, TX	S AND S CISD	298	1.0%	3
25	Fred Douglass Early Childhood Center	SHERMAN, TX	SHERMAN ISD	224	1.3%	3
26	Whitesboro Intermediate School	WHITESBORO, TX	WHITESBORO ISD	473	0.6%	3
27	Whitesboro High School	WHITESBORO, TX	WHITESBORO ISD	508	0.6%	3
28	S and S Cons High School	SADLER, TX	S AND S CISD	301	0.7%	2
29	Hayes Primary School	WHITESBORO, TX	WHITESBORO ISD	449	0.5%	2
30	Pritchard Junior High School	BELLS, TX	BELLS ISD	231	0.4%	1
31	Collinsville High School	COLLINSVILLE, TX	COLLINSVILLE ISD	298	0.3%	1
32	Houston Elementary School	DENISON, TX	DENISON ISD	255	0.4%	1
33	Howe High School	HOWE, TX	HOWE ISD	363	0.3%	1
34	Howe Intermediate School	HOWE, TX	HOWE ISD	298	0.3%	1
35	Pottsboro Middle School	POTTSBORO, TX	POTTSBORO ISD	440	0.2%	1
36	Crutchfield Elementary School	SHERMAN, TX	SHERMAN ISD	424	0.2%	1
37	Fairview Elementary School	SHERMAN, TX	SHERMAN ISD	382	0.3%	1
38	Cooke/Fannin/Grayson Co Juvenile Post Ajud Fac	DENISON, TX	SHERMAN ISD	62	1.6%	1
39	Tioga School	TIOGA, TX	TIOGA ISD	664	0.1%	1

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