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The public middle schools with the most Black students in Texas · page 27

Ranks 1,301–1,350 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
1301	ABERNATHY MIDDLE	ABERNATHY, TX	ABERNATHY ISD	171	3.5%	6
1302	ANDREWS MIDDLE	ANDREWS, TX	ANDREWS ISD	970	0.6%	6
1303	CEDAR CREEK MIDDLE	CEDAR CREEK, TX	BASTROP ISD	1,059	0.6%	6
1304	CEDAR CREEK INT	CEDAR CREEK, TX	BASTROP ISD	478	1.3%	6
1305	BOYD MIDDLE	BOYD, TX	BOYD ISD	216	2.8%	6
1306	BURNET MIDDLE	BURNET, TX	BURNET CISD	711	0.8%	6
1307	CANUTILLO MIDDLE	CANUTILLO, TX	CANUTILLO ISD	717	0.8%	6
1308	B L GARZA MIDDLE	EDINBURG, TX	EDINBURG CISD	1,035	0.6%	6
1309	ELIAS LONGORIA SR MIDDLE	EDINBURG, TX	EDINBURG CISD	770	0.8%	6
1310	HONEY GROVE MIDDLE	HONEY GROVE, TX	HONEY GROVE ISD	142	4.2%	6
1311	PROJECT CHRYSALIS MIDDLE	HOUSTON, TX	HOUSTON ISD	241	2.5%	6
1312	JIM NED INT	TUSCOLA, TX	JIM NED CISD	410	1.5%	6
1313	JOURDANTON J H	JOURDANTON, TX	JOURDANTON ISD	362	1.7%	6
1314	MAURICEVILLE MIDDLE	ORANGE, TX	LITTLE CYPRESS-MAURICEVILLE CISD	272	2.2%	6
1315	MICHAEL E FOSSUM MIDDLE	MCALLEN, TX	MCALLEN ISD	791	0.8%	6
1316	DEVELOPMENTAL CTR	MEXIA, TX	MEXIA ISD	18	33.3%	6
1317	DE ZAVALA MIDDLE	PASADENA, TX	PASADENA ISD	457	1.3%	6
1318	RED LICK MIDDLE	TEXARKANA, TX	RED LICK ISD	234	2.6%	6
1319	WHITTIER MIDDLE	SAN ANTONIO, TX	SAN ANTONIO ISD	656	0.9%	6
1320	E MERLE SMITH MIDDLE	SINTON, TX	SINTON ISD	425	1.4%	6
1321	RIVERCREST J H	BOGATA, TX	RIVERCREST ISD	149	4.0%	6
1322	TULOSO-MIDWAY MIDDLE	CORPUS CHRISTI, TX	TULOSO-MIDWAY ISD	876	0.7%	6
1323	WHITE OAK MIDDLE	WHITE OAK, TX	WHITE OAK ISD	362	1.7%	6
1324	WODEN J H	WODEN, TX	WODEN ISD	194	3.1%	6
1325	ACADEMIC COUNSELING AND TRANSITION ACADEMY	CHANNELVIEW, TX	CHANNELVIEW ISD	25	24.0%	6
1326	ACCELERATED INT CHARTER SCHOOL	HOUSTON, TX	ACCELERATED INTERMEDIATE ACADEMY	21	23.8%	5
1327	LIGHTHOUSE MIDDLE	SAN ANTONIO, TX	LIGHTHOUSE PUBLIC SCHOOLS	101	5.0%	5
1328	W E HOOVER EL	AZLE, TX	AZLE ISD	535	0.9%	5
1329	BOLES MIDDLE	QUINLAN, TX	BOLES ISD	165	3.0%	5
1330	BORGER MIDDLE	BORGER, TX	BORGER ISD	337	1.5%	5
1331	BLAKEMORE MIDDLE	BOYS RANCH, TX	BOYS RANCH ISD	39	12.8%	5
1332	CALLISBURG MIDDLE	CALLISBURG, TX	CALLISBURG ISD	287	1.7%	5
1333	CANYON J H	CANYON, TX	CANYON ISD	555	0.9%	5
1334	CLYDE J H	CLYDE, TX	CLYDE CISD	314	1.6%	5
1335	MT VALLEY MIDDLE	CANYON LAKE, TX	COMAL ISD	781	0.6%	5
1336	CRANE MIDDLE	CRANE, TX	CRANE ISD	261	1.9%	5
1337	SCHOOL FOR THE TALENTED & GIFTED IN PLEASANT GROVE	DALLAS, TX	DALLAS ISD	385	1.3%	5
1338	DEVINE MIDDLE	DEVINE, TX	DEVINE ISD	431	1.2%	5
1339	EAGLE PASS J H	EAGLE PASS, TX	EAGLE PASS ISD	1,040	0.5%	5
1340	EARLY MIDDLE	EARLY, TX	EARLY ISD	230	2.2%	5
1341	EDGEWOOD MIDDLE	EDGEWOOD, TX	EDGEWOOD ISD	241	2.1%	5
1342	GUS GARCIA MIDDLE	SAN ANTONIO, TX	EDGEWOOD ISD	684	0.7%	5
1343	WIGGS MIDDLE	EL PASO, TX	EL PASO ISD	943	0.5%	5
1344	BROWN MIDDLE	EL PASO, TX	EL PASO ISD	699	0.7%	5
1345	GRAHAM J H	GRAHAM, TX	GRAHAM ISD	473	1.1%	5
1346	GUNTER MIDDLE	GUNTER, TX	GUNTER ISD	375	1.3%	5
1347	MEMORIAL MIDDLE	HARLINGEN, TX	HARLINGEN CISD	705	0.7%	5
1348	HOLLAND MIDDLE	HOLLAND, TX	HOLLAND ISD	147	3.4%	5
1349	EDISON MIDDLE	HOUSTON, TX	HOUSTON ISD	388	1.3%	5
1350	LA VERNIA J H	LA VERNIA, TX	LA VERNIA ISD	814	0.6%	5

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