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The public high schools with the most Black students in Plano, Texas

Across Plano, Texas, 11 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of Black or African American students enrolled. PLANO WEST SENIOR H S leads the list at 338, against a median of 147 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
11
Plano, Texas
Top Black students
338
Median Black students
147
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · PLANO, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1PLANO WEST SENIOR H SPLANO, TXPLANO ISD2,55913.2%338
2PLANO EAST SR H SPLANO, TXPLANO ISD3,03310.8%328
3PLANO SR H SPLANO, TXPLANO ISD2,26712.7%287
4SHEPTON H SPLANO, TXPLANO ISD1,36015.5%211
5CLARK H SPLANO, TXPLANO ISD1,11415.6%174
6WILLIAMS H SPLANO, TXPLANO ISD1,10513.3%147
7VINES H SPLANO, TXPLANO ISD1,00912.6%127
8JASPER H SPLANO, TXPLANO ISD1,3018.0%104
9ADULT TRANSITION CENTERPLANO, TXPLANO ISD10120.8%21
10ACADEMY H SPLANO, TXPLANO ISD2755.1%14
11PLANO JJAEPPLANO, TXPLANO ISD922.2%2
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