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The public middle schools with the most multiracial students in Taylor County, Texas

This ranking covers the public middle schools with the most multiracial students in Taylor County, Texas, drawn from 9 qualifying public middle schools. WYLIE WEST J H leads the list at 53, against a median of 30 across the ranked schools.

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MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · TAYLOR COUNTY, TEXAS

#	School	City	District	Students	% Multiracial	Multiracial students
1	WYLIE WEST J H	ABILENE, TX	WYLIE ISD	1,038	5.1%	53
2	MADISON MIDDLE	ABILENE, TX	ABILENE ISD	770	4.4%	34
3	CLACK MIDDLE	ABILENE, TX	ABILENE ISD	693	4.6%	32
4	CRAIG MIDDLE	ABILENE, TX	ABILENE ISD	771	4.2%	32
5	WYLIE EAST J H	ABILENE, TX	WYLIE ISD	540	5.6%	30
6	MANN MIDDLE	ABILENE, TX	ABILENE ISD	776	3.6%	28
7	JIM NED INT	TUSCOLA, TX	JIM NED CISD	410	2.7%	11
8	MERKEL MIDDLE	MERKEL, TX	MERKEL ISD	246	4.1%	10
9	JIM NED MIDDLE	TUSCOLA, TX	JIM NED CISD	245	3.3%	8

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