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The public middle schools with the most Black students in Texas · page 19

Ranks 901–950 of the public schools with the most Black students in Texas. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · TEXAS

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black	Black students
901	LAURA INGALLS WILDER INT	SCHERTZ, TX	SCHERTZ-CIBOLO-U CITY ISD	702	5.0%	35
902	BRIESEMEISTER MIDDLE	SEGUIN, TX	SEGUIN ISD	798	4.4%	35
903	SPRING OAKS MIDDLE	HOUSTON, TX	SPRING BRANCH ISD	565	6.2%	35
904	DAVIS COLLEGE PREP MIDDLE	SAN ANTONIO, TX	SAN ANTONIO ISD	126	27.8%	35
905	LEAGUE CITY INT	LEAGUE CITY, TX	CLEAR CREEK ISD	1,046	3.3%	34
906	GRANGERLAND INT	CONROE, TX	CONROE ISD	559	6.1%	34
907	DRISCOLL MIDDLE	CORPUS CHRISTI, TX	CORPUS CHRISTI ISD	524	6.5%	34
908	CUERO J H	CUERO, TX	CUERO ISD	439	7.7%	34
909	CPT GABRIEL NAVARRETE MIDDLE	EL PASO, TX	EL PASO ISD	709	4.8%	34
910	GALENA PARK MIDDLE	GALENA PARK, TX	GALENA PARK ISD	896	3.8%	34
911	DOUGLAS BENOLD MIDDLE	GEORGETOWN, TX	GEORGETOWN ISD	720	4.7%	34
912	HUDSON MIDDLE	LUFKIN, TX	HUDSON ISD	681	5.0%	34
913	LAMAR MIDDLE	IRVING, TX	IRVING ISD	676	5.0%	34
914	STEM MIDDLE	VICTORIA, TX	VICTORIA ISD	641	5.3%	34
915	STEAM MIDDLE	BURLESON, TX	BURLESON ISD	595	5.5%	33
916	CALDWELL INT	CALDWELL, TX	CALDWELL ISD	439	7.5%	33
917	WEST BRAZOS J H	BRAZORIA, TX	COLUMBIA-BRAZORIA ISD	651	5.1%	33
918	ZAN WESLEY HOLMES JR MIDDLE	DALLAS, TX	DALLAS ISD	570	5.8%	33
919	JAMES L GERMANY MIDDLE	DEKALB, TX	DEKALB ISD	270	12.2%	33
920	INT'L NEWCOMER ACAD	FORT WORTH, TX	FORT WORTH ISD	429	7.7%	33
921	LOMAX J H	LA PORTE, TX	LA PORTE ISD	540	6.1%	33
922	EARNESTEEN MILSTEAD MIDDLE	HOUSTON, TX	PASADENA ISD	641	5.2%	33
923	KIPP 3D ACADEMY	HOUSTON, TX	KIPP TEXAS PUBLIC SCHOOLS	513	6.2%	32
924	MEAD MIDDLE	HOUSTON, TX	ALDINE ISD	910	3.5%	32
925	ANAHUAC MIDDLE	ANAHUAC, TX	ANAHUAC ISD	336	9.5%	32
926	ARGYLE MIDDLE	ARGYLE, TX	ARGYLE ISD	969	3.3%	32
927	CEDAR PARK MIDDLE	CEDAR PARK, TX	LEANDER ISD	1,365	2.3%	32
928	NEW BRAUNFELS MIDDLE	NEW BRAUNFELS, TX	NEW BRAUNFELS ISD	1,301	2.5%	32
929	ROSS MIDDLE	SAN ANTONIO, TX	NORTHSIDE ISD	828	3.9%	32
930	GARCIA MIDDLE	SAN ANTONIO, TX	NORTHSIDE ISD	1,360	2.4%	32
931	R C BARTON MIDDLE	BUDA, TX	HAYS CISD	909	3.4%	31
932	IDEA YUKON COLLEGE PREPARATORY	ODESSA, TX	IDEA PUBLIC SCHOOLS	503	6.2%	31
933	ARP J H	ARP, TX	ARP ISD	245	12.7%	31
934	HORNEDO MIDDLE	EL PASO, TX	EL PASO ISD	1,442	2.1%	31
935	CANYON HILLS MIDDLE	EL PASO, TX	EL PASO ISD	408	7.6%	31
936	ALCOVE TRAILS MIDDLE	LUBBOCK, TX	FRENSHIP ISD	618	5.0%	31
937	BRUCE J H	GILMER, TX	GILMER ISD	419	7.4%	31
938	WILSON MIDDLE	NEDERLAND, TX	NEDERLAND ISD	678	4.6%	31
939	SAN JACINTO INT	PASADENA, TX	PASADENA ISD	613	5.1%	31
940	LAURA B WALLACE MIDDLE	KYLE, TX	HAYS CISD	831	3.6%	30
941	ALTO MIDDLE	ALTO, TX	ALTO ISD	152	19.7%	30
942	ALVIN J H	ALVIN, TX	ALVIN ISD	716	4.2%	30
943	LAMAR MIDDLE	AUSTIN, TX	AUSTIN ISD	1,109	2.7%	30
944	GARCIA YMLA	AUSTIN, TX	AUSTIN ISD	255	11.8%	30
945	CORRIGAN-CAMDEN J H	CORRIGAN, TX	CORRIGAN-CAMDEN ISD	189	15.9%	30
946	INDIAN SPRINGS MIDDLE	KELLER, TX	KELLER ISD	891	3.4%	30
947	KOUNTZE MIDDLE	KOUNTZE, TX	KOUNTZE ISD	230	13.0%	30
948	JAMES H BAKER SIXTH GRADE CAMPUS	LA PORTE, TX	LA PORTE ISD	502	6.0%	30
949	DRISCOLL MIDDLE	SAN ANTONIO, TX	NORTH EAST ISD	535	5.6%	30
950	NIMITZ MIDDLE	SAN ANTONIO, TX	NORTH EAST ISD	995	3.0%	30

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