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The public schools with the most Black students in Austin County, Texas

Across Austin County, Texas, 11 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of Black or African American students enrolled. SELMAN EL leads the list at 77, against a median of 43 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
11
Austin County, Texas
Top Black students
77
Median Black students
43
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · AUSTIN COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1SELMAN ELSEALY, TXSEALY ISD74910.3%77
2SEALY H SSEALY, TXSEALY ISD1,0027.0%70
3BELLVILLE H SBELLVILLE, TXBELLVILLE ISD7867.8%61
4SEALY ELSEALY, TXSEALY ISD6946.8%47
5SEALY J HSEALY, TXSEALY ISD6646.6%44
6BELLVILLE J HBELLVILLE, TXBELLVILLE ISD5577.7%43
7O'BRYANT PRIBELLVILLE, TXBELLVILLE ISD5636.9%39
8O'BRYANT INTBELLVILLE, TXBELLVILLE ISD2667.1%19
9BRAZOS H SWALLIS, TXBRAZOS ISD3175.4%17
10BRAZOS MIDDLEWALLIS, TXBRAZOS ISD2033.5%7
11WEST END ELINDUSTRY, TXBELLVILLE ISD1431.4%2
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