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

Across Grimes County, Texas, 11 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of Black or African American students enrolled. NAVASOTA H S leads the list at 157, against a median of 13 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
11
Grimes County, Texas
Top Black students
157
Median Black students
13
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · GRIMES COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1NAVASOTA H SNAVASOTA, TXNAVASOTA ISD91917.1%157
2JOHN C WEBB ELNAVASOTA, TXNAVASOTA ISD64823.0%149
3NAVASOTA J HNAVASOTA, TXNAVASOTA ISD69017.3%119
4BRULE ELNAVASOTA, TXNAVASOTA ISD33219.3%64
5ANDERSON-SHIRO JR/SR H SANDERSON, TXANDERSON-SHIRO CISD5214.6%24
6ANDERSON-SHIRO ELANDERSON, TXANDERSON-SHIRO CISD4582.8%13
7HIGH POINT ELNAVASOTA, TXNAVASOTA ISD5191.7%9
8RICHARDS H SRICHARDS, TXRICHARDS ISD2493.2%8
9IOLA H SIOLA, TXIOLA ISD3151.6%5
10IOLA ELIOLA, TXIOLA ISD3111.0%3
11W B BIZZELL ACADEMYNAVASOTA, TXNAVASOTA ISD933.3%3
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