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The public middle schools with the most Black students in McKinney, Texas

Across McKinney, Texas, 7 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of Black or African American students enrolled. Scott Morgan Johnson Middle School leads the list at 275, against a median of 152 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
7
McKinney, Texas
Top Black students
275
Median Black students
152
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · MCKINNEY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1Scott Morgan Johnson Middle SchoolMCKINNEY, TXMCKINNEY ISD1,10824.8%275
2Faubion Middle SchoolMCKINNEY, TXMCKINNEY ISD1,03317.0%176
3Dr Jack Cockrill Middle SchoolMCKINNEY, TXMCKINNEY ISD1,21014.4%174
4Scoggins Middle SchoolMCKINNEY, TXFRISCO ISD80918.8%152
5Wortham Intermediate SchoolMCKINNEY, TXFRISCO ISD82317.3%142
6Leonard Evans Jr Middle SchoolMCKINNEY, TXMCKINNEY ISD79815.9%127
7Dowell Middle SchoolMCKINNEY, TXMCKINNEY ISD99510.2%101
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