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

Across Fayette County, Texas, 10 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of Black or African American students enrolled. LA GRANGE EL leads the list at 78, against a median of 17 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
10
Fayette County, Texas
Top Black students
78
Median Black students
17
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · FAYETTE COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1LA GRANGE ELLA GRANGE, TXLA GRANGE ISD9618.1%78
2SCHULENBURG SECONDARYSCHULENBURG, TXSCHULENBURG ISD41112.7%52
3LA GRANGE H SLA GRANGE, TXLA GRANGE ISD6007.5%45
4SCHULENBURG ELSCHULENBURG, TXSCHULENBURG ISD27315.0%41
5LA GRANGE MIDDLELA GRANGE, TXLA GRANGE ISD3097.1%22
6FLATONIA SECONDARYFLATONIA, TXFLATONIA ISD3273.7%12
7FLATONIA ELFLATONIA, TXFLATONIA ISD3491.7%6
8ROUND TOP-CARMINE ELROUND TOP, TXROUND TOP-CARMINE ISD1212.5%3
9FAYETTEVILLE SCHOOLSFAYETTEVILLE, TXFAYETTEVILLE ISD2900.7%2
10ROUND TOP-CARMINE H SCARMINE, TXROUND TOP-CARMINE ISD1141.8%2
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