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The most racially diverse public high schools in Bowie County, Texas

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public high schools in Bowie County, Texas, drawn from 7 qualifying public high schools. Texas High School leads the list at 68.8%, against a median of 54.6% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
7
Bowie County, Texas
Top Diversity index
68.8%
Median Diversity index
54.6%
MOST DIVERSE · BOWIE COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityStudentsDiversity index% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1Texas High SchoolTEXARKANA, TX1,75068.8%32.6%(571)40.3%(706)19.8%(346)1.4%(24)
2New Boston High SchoolNEW BOSTON, TX32459.0%58.3%(189)23.5%(76)7.7%(25)0.6%(2)
3Liberty-Eylau High SchoolTEXARKANA, TX54355.7%25.6%(139)60.8%(330)7.4%(40)0.0%(0)
4Dekalb High SchoolDEKALB, TX27754.6%63.5%(176)14.4%(40)16.3%(45)0.4%(1)
5Pleasant Grove High SchoolTEXARKANA, TX82151.6%66.8%(548)16.7%(137)7.5%(62)2.8%(23)
6Hooks High SchoolHOOKS, TX33451.3%67.1%(224)14.1%(47)7.5%(25)0.3%(1)
7Redwater High SchoolREDWATER, TX35718.4%90.2%(322)3.4%(12)2.5%(9)0.8%(3)
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