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

Across Gregg County, Texas, 39 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of Black or African American students enrolled. Longview High School leads the list at 757, against a median of 91 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
39
Gregg County, Texas
Top Black students
757
Median Black students
91
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · GREGG COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1Longview High SchoolLONGVIEW, TXLONGVIEW ISD2,27233.3%757
2East Texas Montessori Prep AcademyLONGVIEW, TXLONGVIEW ISD1,03940.2%418
3Pine Tree High SchoolLONGVIEW, TXPINE TREE ISD1,25720.9%263
4Foster Middle SchoolLONGVIEW, TXLONGVIEW ISD78832.9%259
5Judson Steam AcademyLONGVIEW, TXLONGVIEW ISD53835.9%193
6Ned E Williams Elementary SchoolLONGVIEW, TXLONGVIEW ISD35253.4%188
7Forest Park Magnet SchoolLONGVIEW, TXLONGVIEW ISD47435.2%167
8Bramlette Steam AcademyLONGVIEW, TXLONGVIEW ISD42139.4%166
9Johnston-McQueen Elementary SchoolLONGVIEW, TXLONGVIEW ISD46433.0%153
10Birch Elementary SchoolLONGVIEW, TXPINE TREE ISD65623.3%153
11Parkway Elementary SchoolLONGVIEW, TXPINE TREE ISD67422.4%151
12Pine Tree Middle SchoolLONGVIEW, TXPINE TREE ISD67122.4%150
13Pine Tree Junior High SchoolLONGVIEW, TXPINE TREE ISD68321.4%146
14Kilgore High SchoolKILGORE, TXKILGORE ISD1,16712.1%141
15J L Everhart Magnet Elementary SchoolLONGVIEW, TXLONGVIEW ISD42429.9%127
16Ware Elementary SchoolLONGVIEW, TXLONGVIEW ISD41128.2%116
17Pine Tree Primary SchoolLONGVIEW, TXPINE TREE ISD49822.5%112
18Weldon Elementary SchoolGLADEWATER, TXGLADEWATER ISD48520.8%101
19Clarence W Bailey Elementary SchoolLONGVIEW, TXLONGVIEW ISD28335.3%100
20Gladewater Middle SchoolGLADEWATER, TXGLADEWATER ISD37124.5%91
21Lead Academy High SchoolLONGVIEW, TXLONGVIEW ISD20140.8%82
22Hudson Elementary SchoolLONGVIEW, TXLONGVIEW ISD45215.9%72
23Gladewater Primary SchoolGLADEWATER, TXGLADEWATER ISD29622.6%67
24Spring Hill High SchoolLONGVIEW, TXSPRING HILL ISD5709.7%55
25Spring Hill Primary SchoolLONGVIEW, TXSPRING HILL ISD42612.7%54
26Spring Hill Intermediate SchoolLONGVIEW, TXSPRING HILL ISD4549.7%44
27Spring Hill Junior High SchoolLONGVIEW, TXSPRING HILL ISD4519.5%43
28Sabine Elementary SchoolKILGORE, TXSABINE ISD6182.9%18
29Sabine High SchoolGLADEWATER, TXSABINE ISD4563.1%14
30Premier H S - LongviewLONGVIEW, TXPREMIER HIGH SCHOOLS4325.6%11
31White Oak Intermediate SchoolWHITE OAK, TXWHITE OAK ISD3113.2%10
32Sabine Middle SchoolGLADEWATER, TXSABINE ISD2663.0%8
33White Oak Primary SchoolWHITE OAK, TXWHITE OAK ISD3492.3%8
34Sabine Intermediate SchoolGLADEWATER, TXSABINE ISD2433.3%8
35Texasworks - LongviewLONGVIEW, TXTEXAS WORKS1546.7%7
36White Oak Middle SchoolWHITE OAK, TXWHITE OAK ISD3621.7%6
37Juvenile Detent CenterLONGVIEW, TXLONGVIEW ISD1926.3%5
38Dan Chadwick CampusLONGVIEW, TXEAST TEXAS CHARTER SCHOOLS1283.1%4
39White Oak High SchoolWHITE OAK, TXWHITE OAK ISD4061.0%4
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