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

39 public schools in Hunt County, Texas appear in this ranking of the public schools with the most Black students, ranked by the total number of Black or African American students enrolled. Royse City High School leads the list at 478, against a median of 10 across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked
39
Hunt County, Texas
Top Black students
478
Median Black students
10
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · HUNT COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1Royse City High SchoolROYSE CITY, TXROYSE CITY ISD2,83416.9%478
2Greenville High SchoolGREENVILLE, TXGREENVILLE ISD1,52014.2%216
3Travis Intermediate SchoolGREENVILLE, TXGREENVILLE ISD75618.6%141
4Greenville Middle SchoolGREENVILLE, TXGREENVILLE ISD77117.6%136
5Commerce High SchoolCOMMERCE, TXCOMMERCE ISD45626.1%119
6Commerce Elementary SchoolCOMMERCE, TXCOMMERCE ISD43023.7%102
7Commerce Middle SchoolCOMMERCE, TXCOMMERCE ISD33926.3%89
8Carver Elementary SchoolGREENVILLE, TXGREENVILLE ISD61214.4%88
9Bowie Elementary SchoolGREENVILLE, TXGREENVILLE ISD60113.0%78
10Lamar Elementary SchoolGREENVILLE, TXGREENVILLE ISD50813.6%69
11L P Waters Early Childhood CenterGREENVILLE, TXGREENVILLE ISD41916.5%69
12Albert C Williams Elementary SchoolCOMMERCE, TXCOMMERCE ISD31718.9%60
13Caddo Mills High SchoolCADDO MILLS, TXCADDO MILLS ISD8335.5%46
14Kathryn Griffis Elementary SchoolCADDO MILLS, TXCADDO MILLS ISD6696.9%46
15Crockett Elementary SchoolGREENVILLE, TXGREENVILLE ISD29314.0%41
16Frances and Jeannette Lee Elementary SchoolCADDO MILLS, TXCADDO MILLS ISD6324.4%28
17Caddo Mills Middle SchoolCADDO MILLS, TXCADDO MILLS ISD4495.6%25
18Caddo Mills Intermediate SchoolCADDO MILLS, TXCADDO MILLS ISD4905.1%25
19New Horizons Learning CenterGREENVILLE, TXGREENVILLE ISD7716.9%13
20A E Butler Intermediate SchoolQUINLAN, TXQUINLAN ISD6511.5%10
21Wolfe City Elementary SchoolWOLFE CITY, TXWOLFE CITY ISD3292.4%8
22Wh Ford High SchoolQUINLAN, TXQUINLAN ISD7990.9%7
23Boles High SchoolQUINLAN, TXBOLES ISD1762.8%5
24Boles Middle SchoolQUINLAN, TXBOLES ISD1653.0%5
25Campbell Elementary SchoolCAMPBELL, TXCAMPBELL ISD1413.5%5
26Celeste Junior High SchoolCELESTE, TXCELESTE ISD984.1%4
27Lone Oak Elementary SchoolLONE OAK, TXLONE OAK ISD5400.7%4
28Lone Oak High SchoolLONE OAK, TXLONE OAK ISD3351.2%4
29C B Thompson Middle SchoolQUINLAN, TXQUINLAN ISD6710.6%4
30Lone Oak Choice Learning AcademyLONE OAK, TXLONE OAK ISD2615.4%4
31Celeste Elementary SchoolCELESTE, TXCELESTE ISD2441.2%3
32Celeste High SchoolCELESTE, TXCELESTE ISD1472.0%3
33D C Cannon Elementary SchoolQUINLAN, TXQUINLAN ISD8150.4%3
34Wolfe City High SchoolWOLFE CITY, TXWOLFE CITY ISD2221.4%3
35Wolfe City Middle SchoolWOLFE CITY, TXWOLFE CITY ISD1621.9%3
36Bland Elementary SchoolCELESTE, TXBLAND ISD3920.5%2
37Bland High SchoolFARMERSVILLE, TXBLAND ISD2200.9%2
38Boles Elementary SchoolQUINLAN, TXBOLES ISD2020.5%1
39Lone Oak Middle SchoolLONE OAK, TXLONE OAK ISD2360.4%1
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