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The public middle schools with the most Black students in Texas · page 28

Ranks 1,351–1,400 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
1351	MORRIS MIDDLE	MCALLEN, TX	MCALLEN ISD	999	0.5%	5
1352	ALTERNATIVE MIDDLE	SAN ANTONIO, TX	NORTHSIDE ISD	65	7.7%	5
1353	PEASTER INT	WEATHERFORD, TX	PEASTER ISD	450	1.1%	5
1354	REDWATER J H	REDWATER, TX	REDWATER ISD	166	3.0%	5
1355	SOUTH TEXAS ISD RISING SCHOLARS ACADEMY	SAN BENITO, TX	SOUTH TEXAS ISD	781	0.6%	5
1356	S AND S CONS MIDDLE	SADLER, TX	S AND S CISD	298	1.7%	5
1357	SEYMOUR MIDDLE	SEYMOUR, TX	SEYMOUR ISD	188	2.7%	5
1358	WILLIAM D SLIDER MIDDLE	EL PASO, TX	SOCORRO ISD	627	0.8%	5
1359	SPRINGTOWN MIDDLE	SPRINGTOWN, TX	SPRINGTOWN ISD	633	0.8%	5
1360	TRENTON MIDDLE	TRENTON, TX	TRENTON ISD	223	2.2%	5
1361	BASIS CEDAR PARK	CEDAR PARK, TX	BASIS TEXAS	405	1.2%	5
1362	IDEA HARLINGEN COLLEGE PREPARATORY	HARLINGEN, TX	IDEA PUBLIC SCHOOLS	457	0.9%	4
1363	BANGS MIDDLE	BANGS, TX	BANGS ISD	201	2.0%	4
1364	BOSQUEVILLE MIDDLE	WACO, TX	BOSQUEVILLE ISD	183	2.2%	4
1365	BUNA J H	BUNA, TX	BUNA ISD	318	1.3%	4
1366	JOSE J ALDERETE MIDDLE	CANUTILLO, TX	CANUTILLO ISD	570	0.7%	4
1367	CANYON INT	CANYON, TX	CANYON ISD	529	0.8%	4
1368	CELESTE J H	CELESTE, TX	CELESTE ISD	98	4.1%	4
1369	CHAPEL HILL J H	MOUNT PLEASANT, TX	CHAPEL HILL ISD	194	2.1%	4
1370	COLEMAN J H	COLEMAN, TX	COLEMAN ISD	233	1.7%	4
1371	MARTIN MIDDLE	CORPUS CHRISTI, TX	CORPUS CHRISTI ISD	406	1.0%	4
1372	DALHART J H	DALHART, TX	DALHART ISD	412	1.0%	4
1373	FREDERICKSBURG MIDDLE	FREDERICKSBURG, TX	FREDERICKSBURG ISD	622	0.6%	4
1374	GOODRICH MIDDLE	GOODRICH, TX	GOODRICH ISD	52	7.7%	4
1375	GRAPE CREEK MIDDLE	SAN ANGELO, TX	GRAPE CREEK ISD	262	1.5%	4
1376	JAMES R BROOKS MIDDLE	MIDLAND, TX	GREENWOOD ISD	843	0.5%	4
1377	MCDOWELL MIDDLE	HONDO, TX	HONDO ISD	403	1.0%	4
1378	LAS AMERICAS	HOUSTON, TX	HOUSTON ISD	111	3.6%	4
1379	LEONARD J H	LEONARD, TX	LEONARD ISD	193	2.1%	4
1380	LEVERETTS CHAPEL J H	OVERTON, TX	LEVERETTS CHAPEL ISD	52	7.7%	4
1381	LOUISE J H	LOUISE, TX	LOUISE ISD	109	3.7%	4
1382	MAYPEARL MIDDLE	MAYPEARL, TX	MAYPEARL ISD	265	1.5%	4
1383	CATHEY MIDDLE	MCALLEN, TX	MCALLEN ISD	827	0.5%	4
1384	MEMPHIS MIDDLE	MEMPHIS, TX	MEMPHIS ISD	77	5.2%	4
1385	NEW DEAL MIDDLE	NEW DEAL, TX	NEW DEAL ISD	226	1.8%	4
1386	PONDER J H	PONDER, TX	PONDER ISD	389	1.0%	4
1387	POST MIDDLE	POST, TX	POST ISD	142	2.8%	4
1388	POTEET J H	POTEET, TX	POTEET ISD	393	1.0%	4
1389	PRAIRILAND J H	PATTONVILLE, TX	PRAIRILAND ISD	260	1.5%	4
1390	C B THOMPSON MIDDLE	QUINLAN, TX	QUINLAN ISD	671	0.6%	4
1391	HARRIS MIDDLE	SAN ANTONIO, TX	SAN ANTONIO ISD	719	0.6%	4
1392	ROGERS MIDDLE	SAN ANTONIO, TX	SAN ANTONIO ISD	93	4.3%	4
1393	HENDERSON J H	STEPHENVILLE, TX	STEPHENVILLE ISD	544	0.7%	4
1394	WELLINGTON J H	WELLINGTON, TX	WELLINGTON ISD	128	3.1%	4
1395	BEATRIZ G GARZA MIDDLE	WESLACO, TX	WESLACO ISD	919	0.4%	4
1396	HARTS BLUFF MIDDLE	MOUNT PLEASANT, TX	HARTS BLUFF ISD	194	2.1%	4
1397	NTSH PRI PROGRAM WICHITA CAMPUS	WICHITA FALLS, TX	VERNON ISD	11	36.4%	4
1398	PATHWAYS 3H CAMPUS	MOUNTAIN HOME, TX	UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS UNIVERSITY CHARTER SCHOOL	18	16.7%	3
1399	ADAMS MIDDLE	ALICE, TX	ALICE ISD	933	0.3%	3
1400	TARRANT CO J J A E P	FORT WORTH, TX	ARLINGTON ISD	5	60.0%	3

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