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

This ranking covers the public high schools with the most Black students in Smith County, Texas, drawn from 13 qualifying public high schools. TYLER LEGACY H S leads the list at 696, against a median of 71 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
13
Smith County, Texas
Top Black students
696
Median Black students
71
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · SMITH COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1TYLER LEGACY H STYLER, TXTYLER ISD2,77025.1%696
2TYLER H STYLER, TXTYLER ISD2,14827.3%587
3CHAPEL HILL H STYLER, TXCHAPEL HILL ISD99019.1%189
4WHITEHOUSE H SWHITEHOUSE, TXWHITEHOUSE ISD1,40413.0%182
5CUMBERLAND H STYLER, TXCUMBERLAND ACADEMY50320.7%104
6LINDALE H SLINDALE, TXLINDALE ISD1,3386.0%80
7TYLER ISD EARLY COLLEGE H STYLER, TXTYLER ISD44715.9%71
8WINONA H SWINONA, TXWINONA ISD31920.7%66
9ARP H SARP, TXARP ISD30813.3%41
10TROUP H STROUP, TXTROUP ISD31110.9%34
11ALVIN V ANDERSON RISE ACADEMYTYLER, TXTYLER ISD8338.5%32
12PREMIER H S OF TYLERTYLER, TXPREMIER HIGH SCHOOLS3818.4%7
13TEXASWORKS - TYLERTYLER, TXTEXAS WORKS633.3%2
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