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The public high schools with the most Native American students in Texas · page 4

Ranks 151–200 of the public schools with the most Native American students in Texas. Back to page 1.

MOST NATIVE AMERICAN (COUNT) · TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Native AmericanNative American students
151Legacy High SchoolWICHITA FALLS, TXWICHITA FALLS ISD1,8570.5%10
152Wimberley High SchoolWIMBERLEY, TXWIMBERLEY ISD8201.1%9
153Lowery Freshman CenterALLEN, TXALLEN ISD1,6740.5%9
154Manvel High SchoolMANVEL, TXALVIN ISD2,2380.4%9
155Amarillo High SchoolAMARILLO, TXAMARILLO ISD2,1610.4%9
156Bowie High SchoolARLINGTON, TXARLINGTON ISD2,1400.4%9
157Birdville High SchoolNORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TXBIRDVILLE ISD2,0690.4%9
158Borger High SchoolBORGER, TXBORGER ISD6911.3%9
159West Plains High SchoolAMARILLO, TXCANYON ISD1,2210.7%9
160Crandall High SchoolCRANDALL, TXCRANDALL ISD1,9990.5%9
161South Oak Cliff High SchoolDALLAS, TXDALLAS ISD1,5600.6%9
162Sunset High SchoolDALLAS, TXDALLAS ISD2,1640.4%9
163Guyer High SchoolDENTON, TXDENTON ISD2,5770.3%9
164Desoto High SchoolDESOTO, TXDESOTO ISD1,9360.5%9
165North Forney High SchoolFORNEY, TXFORNEY ISD2,6480.3%9
166Dulles High SchoolSUGAR LAND, TXFORT BEND ISD2,1650.4%9
167William B Travis High SchoolRICHMOND, TXFORT BEND ISD3,1140.3%9
168Panther Creek High SchoolFRISCO, TXFRISCO ISD1,2530.7%9
169Lamar High SchoolHOUSTON, TXHOUSTON ISD2,9680.3%9
170Seven Lakes High SchoolKATY, TXKATY ISD3,7730.2%9
171Tompkins High SchoolKATY, TXKATY ISD3,1550.3%9
172Robert M Shoemaker High SchoolKILLEEN, TXKILLEEN ISD2,1650.4%9
173Klein Collins High SchoolKLEIN, TXKLEIN ISD3,3600.3%9
174Lake Dallas High SchoolCORINTH, TXLAKE DALLAS ISD1,2830.7%9
175Foster High SchoolRICHMOND, TXLAMAR CISD2,7470.3%9
176Liberty Hill High SchoolLIBERTY HILL, TXLIBERTY HILL ISD2,1560.4%9
177Melissa High SchoolMELISSA, TXMELISSA ISD1,9830.5%9
178Montgomery High SchoolMONTGOMERY, TXMONTGOMERY ISD1,5230.6%9
179Porter High SchoolPORTER, TXNEW CANEY ISD2,0940.4%9
180O'Connor High SchoolHELOTES, TXNORTHSIDE ISD2,5350.4%9
181Lake Highlands High SchoolDALLAS, TXRICHARDSON ISD2,9720.3%9
182Round Rock High SchoolROUND ROCK, TXROUND ROCK ISD3,8240.2%9
183McNeil High SchoolAUSTIN, TXROUND ROCK ISD2,6600.3%9
184C E King High SchoolHOUSTON, TXSHELDON ISD3,7160.2%9
185Waxahachie High SchoolWAXAHACHIE, TXWAXAHACHIE ISD3,0560.3%9
186Alvarado High SchoolALVARADO, TXALVARADO ISD1,1630.7%8
187Macarthur High SchoolHOUSTON, TXALDINE ISD3,5010.2%8
188Davis H S AldineHOUSTON, TXALDINE ISD3,1840.3%8
189Alvin High SchoolALVIN, TXALVIN ISD2,7660.3%8
190Anna High SchoolANNA, TXANNA ISD1,6020.5%8
191Belton High SchoolBELTON, TXBELTON ISD1,7630.5%8
192Haltom High SchoolHALTOM CITY, TXBIRDVILLE ISD2,7570.3%8
193Caddo Mills High SchoolCADDO MILLS, TXCADDO MILLS ISD8331.0%8
194Randall High SchoolAMARILLO, TXCANYON ISD1,1260.7%8
195Clear Creek High SchoolLEAGUE CITY, TXCLEAR CREEK ISD2,4690.3%8
196Cypress Woods High SchoolCYPRESS, TXCYPRESS-FAIRBANKS ISD3,4690.2%8
197H Grady Spruce High SchoolDALLAS, TXDALLAS ISD1,3700.6%8
198Moises E Molina High SchoolDALLAS, TXDALLAS ISD2,0060.4%8
199Emmett J Conrad High SchoolDALLAS, TXDALLAS ISD1,3210.6%8
200Chapin High SchoolEL PASO, TXEL PASO ISD1,7660.5%8
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